EU Projects

Think Twice

Project No: 2020-1-DE02-KA202-007458
Ecological Sustainability in Project Management
Programme
Erasmus+
Duration
2020-2022
Coordinator
Germany
Partnership
8 PARTNERS

In brief

The Project

The European project Think Twice focuses on ecological sustainability, specifically on achieving sustainability in business activities and connecting social, economic, and environmental perspectives within organisations and companies. The main objective of the project is to strengthen ecological sustainability in European projects and raise awareness among both experienced project managers and newcomers about the possibilities offered by green project management.

Ecological sustainability is a necessity for all European countries, as is the availability of alternative green solutions both for projects and for the daily operations of businesses and project managers; therefore, Think Twice! will identify these practical applications through the appropriate tools and information.

Objectives

What we aim to achieve

The main objectives of the project, as defined in the partnership structure.
Strengthening ecological sustainability in European-funded projects
Raising project managers’ awareness of the possibilities offered by green project management
Developing project managers’ knowledge and skills regarding the practical application of ecological sustainability in their daily work processes
Creating good practices for ecologically sustainable project management
Developing sustainable and transferable tools to make project management more ecologically sustainable
Enabling project managers to make conscious decisions that take the environment into consideration
Enabling project managers to take on a leading role in the field of education in Europe on issues related to ecological sustainability

Target Groups

Who is it for

Direct beneficiaries

  • Experienced project managers working on European Union-funded projects
  • New or less experienced project managers who wish to participate in the implementation of European Union-funded projects
  • Organisations and companies implementing European Union-funded projects

Indirect beneficiaries

  • Participants in Vocational Education and Training
  • Educational institutions
  • Providers offering further training for project managers
  • All types of people working in project management, including freelancers

Other stakeholders

  • Volunteers in non-governmental organisations
  • Universities

Results

Project Deliverables

The main deliverables — each open and exploitable after the project’s completion.

Materials

Downloads

Project informational material — free to download and distribute.

Brochure

Poster

1st Newsletter

2nd Newsletter

3rd Newsletter

4th Newsletter

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