Stage 1: how she learned it
Master's degree, building on an initial university degree, personal interests and additional courses.
Involvement in the association, exploring sustainable procurement for the community, and building an understanding of the basics of sustainability.
Stage 2: skills acquired
Direct involvement in the Youth Forum of Tito and participation in local sustainability initiatives and events.
Developed an initial understanding of green technologies while helping organise activities designed to introduce young people to sustainability and green innovation.
Stage 3: how she learned it
Practical involvement in events and awareness activities, collaboration with other Forum members, interaction with the local community and continuous learning about evolving green technologies.
Improved her ability to engage young people with sustainability and green innovation, helping them understand why these topics are relevant to their future and supporting the successful organisation of local activities.
Stage 4: how she learned it
Team-based work within the Youth Forum, exchange of ideas among people with different backgrounds, community collaboration and continuous attention to developments in green technologies.
Contributes to local sustainability initiatives by combining different perspectives and mobilising community participation, while keeping knowledge up to date in a field where technologies evolve rapidly.
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