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Having this badge means that you are committed to #GoGreen and you can navigate the world in a sustainable way.
By completing badge activities you reviewed your "environmental literacy" even while participating in activities not directly connected to this theme. This badge emphasises eco-friendly behaviours shall be a natural part of any Erasmus+ and NFE activity.
Completing an eco-lab through the Cities of Learning platform can offer individuals a variety of opportunities to learn and take action towards environmental sustainability. Here are a few examples of what you can do and learn through these eco-labs:
- Learn about environmental issues: Through completing an eco-lab, you can gain a better understanding of environmental challenges and their causes. This can include topics such as climate change, pollution, waste reduction, sustainable living (depending on the workshop you will attend)
- Gain practical skills: Completing an eco-lab can provide you with practical skills and knowledge you can apply in your daily life. For example, you may learn how to compost, how to upcycle trash that was supposed to be thrown away, how to conserve local biodiversity and how to create everyday cosmetics using natural ingredients.
- Open digital badges are digital certificate that encrypts information related to the learning process, achievements or completeness of the badge receiver. It is an innovative digital tool to recognise learning and skills that are often too difficult to measure within non-formal education.
Overall, completing an eco-lab of open badges on the Cities of Learning platform can provide you with a range of learning opportunities and practical tools to make a positive impact on the environment. By completing these activities and earning open badges, you can demonstrate your commitment to sustainability and contribute to building a more resilient and equitable future.
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This badge system is proudly co-funded by the European Union's Erasmus+ programme
You will need to at least take part in one eco-lab of PlanBe, Plan it Be it organisation as part of the #GoGreen-Youth Navigator KA2 project.
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A natural deodorant-making workshop can be an informative and engaging way to learn about the benefits of natural personal care products, as well as the science behind them.
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- Introduction to natural deodorant: The workshop could begin with an introduction to natural deodorant, which is made from natural ingredients such as baking soda, coconut oil, and essential oils. Participants would learn about the benefits of natural deodorant, including its ability to control odour without harsh chemicals or irritants.
- Making natural deodorant: Participants would have the opportunity to make their own natural deodorant, using materials like baking soda, coconut oil, and essential oils. They would learn about the different ingredients and how they interact, as well as how to customize their deodorant for their specific needs.
- Testing and refining: After making their natural deodorant, participants would have the opportunity to test it out and make any necessary adjustments. They would learn about the importance of testing and refining products, as well as how to troubleshoot common issues like irritation or odour.
- Reflection and discussion: Finally, the workshop would conclude with a reflection and discussion period, where participants would share their thoughts and feelings about the experience. They would discuss what they learned about natural personal care products, as well as strategies for promoting sustainability and health in their daily lives.
Through this activity, participants can learn a variety of valuable lessons. They can gain a deeper understanding of the science behind natural deodorant, and how it differs from conventional products. They can also develop practical skills for making and using natural personal care products, and learn about the benefits of natural ingredients for their health and the environment. Finally, they can build connections with other community members who share their passion for sustainability and health and feel empowered to make positive changes in their lives.
Completing an eco-lab of open badges on the Cities of Learning platform can provide you with a range of learning opportunities and practical tools to make a positive impact on the environment. By completing these activities and earning open badges, you can demonstrate your commitment to sustainability and contribute to building a more resilient and equitable future.
The international partners' consortium uses and promotes *Green Badges. *
This badge system is proudly co-funded by the European Union's Erasmus+ programme
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The Sustainable Self-Care Maker badge recognizes individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to personal and environmental health by creating their own natural deodorant in a workshop focused on sustainability. Badge earners have learned about the benefits of natural personal care products, and have gained practical skills for making their own natural deodorant at home.
Criteria:
- Participate in a natural deodorant-making workshop focused on sustainability
- Create and test your own natural deodorant
- Demonstrate an understanding of the benefits of natural personal care products for personal and environmental health
- Reflect on the experience and share insights with others
Badge earners have demonstrated a commitment to sustainability and health, and have developed practical skills for making their own natural personal care products. By participating in the workshop, they have learned about the benefits of natural ingredients, and how to make products that are free from harsh chemicals and irritants. They have also demonstrated creativity and initiative, and have contributed to promoting sustainable living and reducing their impact on the environment.
Badge earners can display the Sustainable Self-Care Maker badge on their social media profiles, or other platforms to showcase their commitment to sustainability and their achievements in personal and environmental health. They can also use their new skills to make natural personal care products at home, reducing their use of conventional products that can be harmful to themselves and the environment.
You have to finish all tasks to get the badge
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Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
- Participate in a natural deodorant-making workshop focused on sustainability
- Create and test your own natural deodorant
- Demonstrate an understanding of the benefits of natural personal care products for personal and environmental health
- Reflect on the experience and shared insights with others
Let's have a look at the 4 Ingredients we need to assemble to make our own Natural Deodorant
You can upload as evidence an image of the deodorant that you created and the secret essential oil of your choice
Evidence verified by: one activity organiser
Take part in sustainable learning and living activities.
Think and share on the questions below:
- Describe 2-3 examples when you know that your personal actions help prevent damage nature and our ecosystem.
- What are 2-3 habits that you are willing to change for the betterment of the environment? Share examples.
- What motivates and/or influences you to act upon sustainable changes? Explain 2-3 factors.
You can write a text response, share photos, upload short audio or video, include files and other examples of your actions
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