Environmental education in Mitte: Funding up to 10,000 euros for creative projects!
Environmental education in Mitte: Funding up to 10,000 euros for creative projects!
The district of Mitte in Berlin receives new, exciting opportunities to strengthen environmental awareness! The district councilor Christopher Schriner announced that from now on there is a promotion fund for environmental education in order to support small institutions in particular in their creative project ideas. With financial funding of up to 10,000 euros, projects can be realized between September 2025 and at the end of 2026, which deal with city nature, climate protection and sustainable development. Whether it is clean-ups or cooking workshops-there are no limits to the imagination! According to [berlin.de] (https://www.berlin.de/ba-mitte/aktuMeiTaungen/2025/Pressemage department. 1521188.php), the initiatives go to the areas of interdisciplinary education and inclusion and aim to inspire people of all ages for environmental and climate at
Interested projects can apply for funding as long as a clear educational aspect is included and the projects in the Mitte district are implemented. The application documents must be submitted by March 31, 2025 in order to receive a formal exam by an independent jury. Schriner expressed enthusiasm for the possibility of promoting innovative ideas despite budgetary restrictions in the environmental and cultural sector. His message: "Take part and become part of the environmental education movement!"challenges for agriculture
Despite positive developments in Berlin, agriculture is also under pressure. As die-mitte.ch, there are serious threats to our ecosystem. The responsibility of the farmers is crucial to maintain the high standard of food production in Switzerland and at the same time to secure the natural basis of life. The call for a balanced approach between entrepreneurial freedom and communal support becomes loud, since both left -wing and right -wing political actors do not present the necessary solutions within agriculture. Priska Wismer-Felder, National Councilor, emphasizes that investments in the protection of biodiversity and the promotion of innovations in agriculture are essential in order to continue to ensure sustainable and high-quality production in the future.
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