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The City Council participates in this program, through the European Programs Service of the Urban Agenda and Open Government Council, which will try to involve citizens, especially young people, in social and economic issues.

mic and environmental worldwide The City Council, through the European Programs service, dependent on the Department of Urban Agenda and Open Government, led by Mercedes Bernab , will participate in a European project that will promote healthy lifestyle habits among the young people through the products of the garden of Murcia and kilometer zero. This is the 'Dear Foodwave- Emporwring Urban Youth for Climate Action' program, which aims to support and involve society, especially young people, in social, economic and environmental issues at a global level.

To do this, Murcia will work with 28 local administrations from different countries, such as Italy, Bulgaria, Belgium, Sweden, Germany, Poland, Croatia, Greece, Brazil, United Kingdom, Hungary, Romania, France and Portugal. The budget with which the Murcia City Council will participate amounts to 164,202 euros, 90% being financed by the European Commission and the remaining 10% by municipal contribution. Workshops, communication campaigns and awareness Murcia's participation in this program will focus on the development of activities, workshops and communication and awareness campaigns, especially among young people, about healthy consumption habits, products from the Huerta de Murcia and kilometer zero, actions related to the promotion of the Sustainable Development Goals and the strategic objectives of the Spanish Urban Agenda 2030, as well as climate change. “The objective is the development of a campaign articulated around a set of actions aimed at raising awareness and involving society in general and young people in particular on key issues of climate change and the role of pol Urban food ethics to address it, with special emphasis on the consumption of local products ”, Mercedes Bernab highlighted. DEAR initiatives work with civil society organizations and local administrations to promote universal values ??of freedom, democracy and respect for the law. The project is part of the line of the following municipal policies: Urban Agenda Murcia 2030; Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Plan; Circular Economy Strategy; Electric Vehicle Strategy; Corporate Social Responsibility Strategy; Murcia Gastronomic Capital; Km 0 Product Campaign and the Orchard Protection Plan.

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Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia