Digital education & AI
Your developers can teach a coding lesson to children who have never written code before.
From Cluj-Napoca, for children in Vrancea.
Companies in Cluj-Napoca can support free digital and environmental education for children and young people in Vrancea, a county where two in three people live in a village. We prepare and coordinate everything; you choose the theme.
At a glance
For companies in Cluj-Napoca
The economy of Cluj-Napoca rests on IT and software development, universities and healthcare. We picked the programmes where your people can help most.
Your developers can teach a coding lesson to children who have never written code before.
Living labs where young people in Vrancea build sensors and AI apps for community resilience: a first step towards an IT career.
AI explained simply for pupils and adults: what an AI assistant can do and where it gets things wrong.
Ideas for Cluj-Napoca
We adapt them to the size of your team and your budget.
Your developers review, online, the projects of young people on our coding courses, one hour a month.
Your team spends a day in Vrancea working with young people on a real problem in their community.
Young people from our living labs can spend a week with your company, their first contact with an IT team.
Why Vrancea
In Cluj County, average net monthly earnings are RON 6,532, 58% more than in Vrancea (RON 4,139; INS, January 2026, via Economedia). In Vrancea, two in three people live in a village. All the data, with sources, is on the Green Innovation Hub page; the steps of a partnership are on the CSR partnerships page.
FAQ
No. Sponsorship and donated equipment need no travel, and sessions with your staff can also take place online. For fieldwork, Vrancea is about 280 km from Cluj-Napoca as the crow flies.
For an economy built on IT and software development, universities and healthcare, we suggest: Digital education & AI, Youth, digital innovation and disaster resilience, AI for citizens. You can also support any other programme of the association.
Yes, within the limits of the Romanian Fiscal Code: the association has been on ANAF’s register of eligible entities since 30 August 2023. For the exact calculation, we recommend speaking to your accountant.
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Portfolio 2026–2027
This page is part of the 2026–2027 portfolio of Asociația Grupul Verde: 43 programme lines in which young people build technology for nature, protected species, climate and democracy, with partners from Romania and the EU through Horizon Europe, LIFE, Erasmus+, the European Solidarity Corps and CERV.
AI models trained by young people on local data (temperature, rainfall, soil) that tell a community what to prepare before a heatwave summer.
Target programme: Horizon Europe · Adaptation Mission
Linked to: Agentic AI, Vrancea Ready
Researchers in classrooms and an open evening where young people show their prototypes: robots, sensors, apps for nature.
Target programme: Horizon Europe · MSCA
Linked to: R&D Hub — Research & Innovation, Young Innovators Incubator
Climate lessons that start in your own village, shared with schools across Central and Eastern Europe. Young people write the code that visualises them.
Target programme: EUKI (European Climate Initiative, Germany)
Linked to: Code & Climate, Environment & biodiversity
Citizens’ meetings between twinned towns, where young people present the technical solutions they built for their own town.
Target programme: CERV
Linked to: Civic and legal education, Partners & UNESCO
A partnership with 2–3 organisations in which young people create an open lesson kit: AI, Marty the Robot and outdoor learning.
Target programme: Erasmus+
Linked to: Digital education & AI, Environment & biodiversity
Mixed teams of young people from several countries who clean up, sort and measure waste with an app they built.
Target programme: European Solidarity Corps (EACEA)
Linked to: Environment & biodiversity, Inclusion for Every Child