

Project number: 2024-1-LV01-KA220-SCH-000252988
Solar Energy for better future.
We aim to enhance the ecological resilience of the environment through the active engagement and empowerment of community-led initiatives.
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Teachers in Split Join Inspiring Workshop Led by Czech Partner
In Split, a lively dissemination activity was organized by the Czech partner, bringing together elementary school teachers and geography teachers from the county council. Around 30 teachers took part, exchanging ideas and learning about new approaches that can enrich their classrooms. The event created a warm atmosphere of collaboration and inspiration, leaving participants motivated to put fresh ideas into practice.
#Solar4Future+ Teacher Training: International Testing
From August 26–28, the #Solar4Future project team gathered in Riga for the Teacher Training: International Testing.
☀️Participants had the opportunity to attend a presentation on solar energy by an RTU expert, explore the university campus, and visit the photovoltaic panels installed on the rooftop.
☀️Each partner institution also shared their adjusted lesson plans, chapters, and additional curriculum materials created for the Solar Energy curriculum to gather valuable feedback for further refinement.
☀️ In addition, the partners presented their chapters for the CSP toolkit to test its effectiveness and gather valuable feedback for future improvements.
☀️ The event concluded with a managerial meeting to plan and coordinate the next project steps.
#Solar4Future+ Current Projects and Implementation of Project Outcomes in Geography Teaching
On 4th of July our project partner, Petar Nikolić from @ssmetkovic, took part in the national seminar for geography teachers held in Omiš, Croatia 🇭🇷. The event, titled “Current Projects and Implementation of Project Outcomes in Geography Teaching,” brought together around 100 geography teachers from across Croatia.
Petar presented the goals of #Solar4Future+ and highlighted how solar energy topics can be integrated into the geography curriculum. ☀️
Spreading the word about the goals of #Solar4Future+
From June 16–20, @idda.digital presented #Solar4Future+ project at two successful events:
An international seminar in Helsinki 🌍🇫🇮, attended by 12 participants.
And a presentation at the Turkish Embassy in Tallinn 🇹🇷🇪🇪, with 10 attendees.
Spreading the word about the goals of #Solar4Future+☀️
Solar4Future+ Presented at the beVisioneers Global Summit 2025
We’re proud to share that our project #Solar4Future+ was presented at the beVisioneers Global Summit 2025 by Etibar Mikayilov, Project Manager and Researcher at the Innovation and Digital Development Association.
Held from April 8–10 in Stuttgart, Germany, the summit brought together 154 attendees, including 55 Fellows from 10 countries, along with mentors and sustainability experts. As part of the prestigious Mercedes-Benz Fellowship, the summit focused on empowering young innovators and building global connections for a sustainable and inclusive future.
Etibar Mikayilov showcased how #Solar4Future+ is helping integrate solar energy education into schools across Europe using a STEAM-based approach—turning students into active changemakers in the fight against climate change.
We’re honored to be part of this global movement and excited to keep building brighter, solar-powered futures! ☀
#beVisioneers #Solar4Future+ #Sustainability #YouthInnovation #MercedesBenzFellowship

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If we don’t take care of the environment, who will?
Coastal temperate rainforests once covered 1% of the Earth. Now, less than half now remains. And out of the original 1.9 million acres of redwood forest – only 106,000 acres of old-growth forest are standing, less than 5% remain.
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