IN‑PLANET had the pleasure to host the Learning, Teaching & Training Activity (LTTA) of our Erasmus+ KA210-ADU project Climate Leaders: Make the Action in Athens, from 19–21 May 2026 — and what an inspiring three days it was.

Bringing together partners from Romania, Spain, and Greece, this LTTA focused on one of the project’s most important milestones: reviewing, testing, and refining the Guide and Toolkit developed to support adult learners in becoming active leaders for sustainability.

Through hands-on sessions, discussions and digital testing activities, participants provided valuable feedback on the usability and effectiveness of the Guide. Their insights will directly strengthen the project’s impact.

During the LTTA, we also held the project’s mid-term transnational meeting. Together, we assessed progress, aligned next steps and ensured that the project continues to reflect EU values of inclusion, cooperation, and environmental responsibility.

Our group visited also the Naval Museum of Athens, exploring the legendary battleship Averof and the newly opened submarine Proteus — a unique experience that blended history, learning, and inspiration.

We are proud to have hosted this meaningful activity and grateful to our partners for their collaboration and energy.

On 6 February 2026, INPLANET participated in the official kick‑off meeting of the Erasmus+ KA210 ADU project “Climate Leaders Make the Action”, held in the beautiful city of Ciudad Real.

This first transnational meeting marked the beginning of a collaborative journey focused on empowering adult learners to become active climate leaders. During the meeting, partners worked together to:

- Define roles and responsibilities for smooth and timely project implementation

- Establish a shared risk‑management framework

- Finalize the timeline for all project milestones

- Ensure that equality, diversity, inclusion, and core EU values are integrated into every stage of the project

Beyond the productive sessions, participants enjoyed a taste of Spanish culture — from local cuisine to a guided city tour — proving once again that collaboration, culture, and sustainability can go hand in hand.