France
You may already know two of the organisations we work with: Fondation Orange and UNESCO.
A local partner in rural Romania, for European projects.
We are an NGO in Vrancea, Romania, working on digital and environmental education for children and young people in villages. We are looking for European partners for joint projects.
Our partners · 2021–2026
Funders, networks and education partners from Romania and Europe, each backed by a contract, an agreement or a written confirmation.
We only show organisations we have actually worked with. Logos are used with each partner’s agreement.
European programmes · 2026–2027
The European funds our programme lines are built for. We apply as partner, coordinator or coach, depending on each call.
These are programmes we apply to, not partners. No project on this list has been approved yet. See the 43 programme lines.
By country
You may already know two of the organisations we work with: Fondation Orange and UNESCO.
Our partner WECF is headquartered in Utrecht, so Dutch organisations are one step away from a network we already work with.
Our partner WECF has an office in Munich, so German organisations are one step away from a network we already work with.
We have already hosted an official DigiEduHack event in Vrancea, supported by the European Commission.
A Danish company, JYSK, has already supported our IT training for young people in Vrancea.
Two of our long-standing links are British: BGCI in London and Robotical in Edinburgh.
What we can do together
Small-scale and cooperation partnerships on digital skills, AI literacy, climate and biodiversity education.
Young people and youth workers from rural Vrancea meeting peers from your country, here or there.
As a local partner with direct access to rural schools and communities. See our Green Innovation Hub pilots.
Why Vrancea
The full data, with sources, is on the Green Innovation Hub page.
Adults in Romania with basic digital skills, against the EU average. Romania ranks last in the EU.
Two in three people in Vrancea live in a village.
Early school leaving in Romanian villages, against large cities.
FAQ
Yes. We have worked with Fondation Orange (2024–2025), WECF on GreenCode for Fairer Futures, and ran EduHack 2025 as an official DigiEduHack event. We are a BGCI member and teach robotics with Robotical’s Marty the Robot.
We list the countries where we already have a real partner, funder or network. We are glad to hear from organisations anywhere in Europe.
Write to us with the call, the topic and your timeline. We reply with our partnership file and a first idea for the project.
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