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From October 12 to 16, 2026, in Oberhaching, near Munich, Germany, international training was held within the Erasmus+ project “GreenHarvest: Zero Waste Agriculture for a Sustainable Future”, dedicated to circular economy, sustainable agriculture and green entrepreneurship.

Association Dunav 1245 was represented by Marija Poznanović, teacher of the Agricultural School from Futog, students of this school Relja Krstić and Boris Trivunović, as well as Vladimir Đorđević.

The training called “Training Course on Circular Economy and Green Entrepreneurship in Youth Work” gathered participants from seven European countries: Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, Serbia, Germany, Romania and Croatia. The goal of the meeting was to improve knowledge and practical skills in the field of sustainable development, responsible use of natural resources and the application of circular economy principles in working with young people.

During the five-day program, participants dealt with the topics of waste reduction, composting, sustainable resource management, regenerative agriculture and the development of green business ideas through interactive workshops, group work, discussions and practical tasks.

Special attention is paid to the concept of “Zero Waste Agriculture”, which implies the reduction of waste in agricultural production, the reuse of resources and the development of more sustainable food production systems.

Participants had the opportunity to exchange experiences with peers and representatives of organizations from other countries, analyze examples of good practice and jointly design innovative initiatives that can contribute to solving environmental challenges in local communities.

For the representatives of Danube 1245, and especially for the students of the Agricultural School from Futog, this activity represented a valuable opportunity to connect knowledge in the field of agriculture with modern European approaches to environmental protection, sustainable production and green entrepreneurship.

In addition to the educational part, the international meeting contributed to the development of communication and team skills, intercultural dialogue and the establishment of new contacts for future cooperation.

By participating in the GreenHarvest project, the Dunav 1245 Association continues to support the inclusion of young people in international educational programs, promotes sustainable development and encourages the transfer of acquired knowledge and experience to the local community.

The project “GreenHarvest: Zero Waste Agriculture for a Sustainable Future” (2025-1-EL02-KA153-YOU-000304796) is implemented within the Erasmus+ program, with financial support from the European Union, and is coordinated by the IRIS organization from Greece.