Understand our climate.
Act together.
A healthier planet starts with understanding it.
Understand
our climate.
Act together.
A healthier planet starts with understanding it.
YOUNG MINDS. A SHARED PLANET.
Understand
our climate.
Act together.
A healthier planet starts with understanding it. Over the next 12 months, we’ll help secondary school students turn climate knowledge into everyday action.
Learning across Nigeria and Hungary.
Connecting classrooms, communities, and climate.
LEARN IT. LIVE IT. PASS IT ON.
YOUNG MINDS. A SHARED PLANET.
Understand
our climate.
Act together.
A healthier planet starts with understanding it. Over the next 12 months, we’ll help secondary school students turn climate knowledge into everyday action.
Learning across Nigeria and Hungary.
Connecting classrooms, communities, and climate.
LEARN IT. LIVE IT. PASS IT ON.
OUR PLANET
Our future.
A shared commitment
to a safer future.
LED BY
IN COLLABORATION WITH
THIS PROJECT IS CO-FUNDED BY
A shared commitment to a safer future.
LED BY
IN COLLABORATION WITH
THIS PROJECT IS CO-FUNDED BY
THE SEA PROJECT
Big change starts
with young minds.
The Sustainable Education Advocacy Project puts climate education in the hands of the next generation.
SEA Project is a climate-based initiative for secondary school students in Nigeria and Hungary. It helps young people understand climate change, recognise its effects, and discover how to reduce their impact while keeping the environment healthy.
Led by Primacy Youth Development Initiative (PYDI) in collaboration with CoMetta, the project combines interactive workshops, educator training, Sustainability Clubs, and student-led projects.
SEA Project in numbers
Countries
Nigeria and Hungary
Schools
10 in each country
Students
Educators & administrators
These are planned programme targets, not completed results. Participating schools will be confirmed during onboarding.
01 / UNDERSTAND
Make sense of
a changing climate.
Build a clear understanding of climate change and what causes it.
02 / CONNECT
See the impact
close to home.
Connect climate change to our schools, communities, and everyday lives.
03 / ACT
Turn what you learn
into what you do.
Gain confidence to lead school projects, share reliable information, and advocate for practical change.
SMALL STEPS. SHARED RESPONSIBILITY.
Climate action
starts with understanding.
Bring climate learning into everyday life.
Here are four places to begin.
01
LESS WASTE
Rethink what
you throw away.
Carry a reusable bottle, reuse school materials, and take only the food you need. Sort waste where collection facilities are available.
TRY THIS
02
SMARTER ENERGY
Switch off.
Make a difference.
Turn off lights, fans, and appliances when they aren't needed. Small energy-saving habits can become a shared classroom routine.
TRY THIS
03
HEALTHY SURROUNDINGS
Care for what's
growing around you.
Protect plants, put litter in bins, and help care for school green spaces. Plan planting or clean-up activities with a teacher.
TRY THIS
04
VOICE & ADVOCACY
Learn together.
Speak up.
Check reliable sources, listen to different experiences, and share what you discover. Work through a school club to propose practical changes.
TRY THIS
Build an awareness campaign around one local climate issue.
WORKING TOGETHER
A shared commitment to young people.
PROJECT LEAD
PYDI (Nigeria)
Primacy Youth Development Initiative leads SEA Project, bringing a commitment to youth development and education.
COLLABORATING PARTNER
coMetta (Hungary)
An educational association working with young people and educators on learning and sustainability.
WORKING TOGETHER
A shared commitment to young people.
PROJECT LEAD
PYDI (Nigeria)
Primacy Youth Development Initiative leads SEA Project, bringing a commitment to youth development and education.
COLLABORATING PARTNER
coMetta (Hungary)
An educational association working with young people and educators on learning and sustainability.
EDUCATION TODAY. A HEALTHIER PLANET TOMORROW.
Change
the course.
A growing movement for climate action.
