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Erasmus+ Jean Monnet project TRIGGER

The EU Green Deal awareness and action

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EU Green Deal

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Contents of the action

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news publish date 02.03.2025

At the heart of the EU-funded TRIGGER project is a mission to raise awareness about the European Green Deal (EGD) and its transformative impact across sectors. Through TRIGGER, students at the Estonian University of Life Sciences (EMU) are gaining hands-on insights into global policymaking, environmental regulation, and climate governance – all through the lens of the EGD.

news publish date 20.08.2023

In the framework of the summer school ENGAGE! Engaging Science for Resilient and Liveable Cities that took place at Estonian University of Life Sciences from August 7 to august 18, 2023, the project TRIGGER has co-hosted two case study projects exploring the implementation of the EU Green Deal (EGD) at the local level.

news publish date 18.05.2023

Erasmus+ Jean Monnet project TRIGGER has run its first research seminar. It was co-organised on May 16, 2023 with the ENCIVIC project supported by the Ministry of Education and Research. The event has included 5 talks and had an audience of 11 online and 5 onsite participants.

news publish date 10.05.2023

Erasmus+ Jean Monnet project TRIGGER is co-organising its first research seminar. It will focus on Citizen Science, in recognition of the great potential this concepts holds for advancing the objectives of the EU Green Deal.

news publish date 01.04.2023

Erasmus+ Jean Monnet project TRIGGER is co-organising the summer school ENGAGE! Engaging Science for Resilient and Liveable Cities that will be run at Estonian University of Life Sciences from August 7 to august 18, 2023.

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