OUR CONSORTIUM

    EDU_CLIMATE Consortium brings together five complementary
    organisations from the Netherlands, France, Spain, and Italy
    with expertise in vocational education, climate change,
    sustainability, digital innovation, and international mobility.

    The consortium combines the experience of VET providers,
    environmental experts, and Erasmus+ specialists to promote
    climate change adaptation in vocational education through
    innovative digital tools, training materials, and outreach
    activities.

    Together, the partners aim to support VET learners, teachers,
    and institutions in developing green skills and adapting to the
    challenges of climate change, in line with the European Green
    Deal and the EU Adaptation Strategy.



    Chambre de Métiers et de l’Artisanat Pays de la Loire is part of CMA France, a public body under the French Ministry of Economy supporting the craft sector for over 100 years. It provides vocational training, business support, and advocacy for artisans, promoting skills development, sustainability, and the competitiveness of craft businesses at national and European level.



    Landstede is a Dutch Regional Education Centre providing vocational and general education to around 24,000 students. It is recognised for its competence-based learning approach and strong focus on internationalisation, mobility, and collaboration with companies and educational institutions across Europe. Landstede is actively involved in international partnerships and networks, including the I-CNN consortium and Catch.



    Lula Consulting is a consultancy specialised in Erasmus+ KA1 and KA2 projects, supporting mobility, cooperation, and innovation across Europe since 2013. It works with schools and VET institutions to organise inclusive mobility opportunities and has developed TEREO, a digital platform for Erasmus+ project management and collaboration.



    Erasmus Valencia International Centre is a VET school in Valencia specialising in cooking, gastronomy, dietetics, and nutrition. Recognised by the Valencian Ministry of Education, it offers accredited programmes from EQF levels 3 to 7 and promotes sustainability through energy, water, and waste management initiatives. The centre hosts around 200 students and welcomes more than 500 Erasmus+ students from across Europe each year.



    Fondazione Lombardia per l’Ambiente (FLA) is a non-profit foundation established in 1986 that supports policymakers on environmental sustainability, climate change, biodiversity, and the circular economy. It promotes research, training, and the transfer of scientific knowledge into practical policies, collaborating with European institutions and the UNFCCC network. FLA has 13 employees and works with over 50 external experts and collaborators.