About Project
EcoCraft is an Erasmus+ project that promotes sustainability in the creative and craft sectors through practical, modular vocational education.
The project focuses on flexible learning for professionals, educators, and creatives working in independent studios, small teams, or hands-on training environments.
Through collaborative design and international exchange, EcoCraft helps embed sustainability into everyday creative practices.
EcoCraft supports a more circular, conscious, and future-ready creative economy across Europe.
CONSORTIUM
EcoCraft brings together four partners from Germany, Türkiye, Belgium, and Spain combining expertise in sustainability, VET, non-formal education, creative communication, and visual storytelling.
- Green Muse e.V. (Coordinator – Germany)
EFTA – Eğitim ve Gelecek Teknolojileri Derneği (Türkiye)
CERA Europe ASBL (Belgium)
Polente Creativo S.L (Spain)
PROJECT RESULTS
Training Program
A modular 40-hour vocational education training program, co-designed with experts and practitioners. It offers flexible, ready-to-use training for professionals and educators in the craft and design sectors.
Guidebook
A practical and accessible handbook developed to complement the training programme. It provides actionable tools, inspiring case studies, sourcing platforms, and step-by-step guidance for applying sustainable methods in creative production.
VET Video Series
A series of short, engaging video lessons demonstrating eco-conscious craft practices. The video series brings to life the themes explored in the training program and guidebook, offering a visual and accessible way to learn about green methods in design, upcycling, and sustainable branding.
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