Welcome to AquaSymphony
Adaptation to Climate Change and Sustainable Water Use
The Project AquaSymphony is an Erasmus+ KA210-SCH Small-Scale Partnership in School Education, dedicated to fostering awareness and innovative solutions for sustainable water use and climate change adaptation. Running from March 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, this 13-month initiative brings together educators, students, and communities to explore and implement responsible water management strategies.
Our Mission Water is a vital resource, and its sustainable use is essential for our planet’s future. AquaSymphony aims to empower schools and young learners with knowledge, tools, and collaborative experiences to promote water conservation, efficiency, and climate resilience. By integrating educational activities, research, and practical solutions, we seek to inspire a new generation of environmentally conscious individuals.
Our team
The project has provided each team with an extraordinary opportunity for growth, collaboration, and educational innovation.
Our enthusiasm and determination reflect the value of international cooperation and the pursuit of shared solutions for an education that is increasingly inclusive, digital, and sustainable.
AquaSymphony was not merely a project but a journey of learning and innovation, leaving a lasting impact on the educational practices of every participating teacher. Its influence is certain to continue shaping future developments in education.
Italian Team
General coordination, financial and administrative management
Leonardo Durante
Fabio Cerbino
Daniela Chiaramida
Lorenzo Micheli
Rita Morelli
Biagio Rasile
Romanian Team
Expert events, planning, best practice observation, digitisation
Neatu Roxana Madalina
Balaican Cristina Violeta
Dita Nicolae
Florin Ulete
Polish Team
Training activities, e-Handbook drafting and supervision
Jan Wiśniewski
Joanna Komorek
Turkish Team
Dissemination, promotion, online presence, final event coordination
Ayşe Pelin Say
Birim Coşkun
Derya Selcuk Kose
Ferit Arslan
Nadiye Özcan
Our work in numbers
The figures of the Erasmus+ AquaSymphony project confirm its broad scope and significant impact in the educational sector, fostering environmental sustainability and didactic innovation. Furthermore, AquaSymphony stands as a model of educational excellence, continuously generating tangible impact and contributing to the development of a more aware and sustainable future for new generations.
countries involved
4
Teachers reached
+1100
students reached
+2500
Developed teaching units
+10
Activities and events
+50
Handbook
1
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