Real impact is a collective effort. We believe that collaboration between NGOs dedicated to environmental education programs is key to fostering change and cultivating an ecologically conscious future generation. Here, you’ll find organizations committed to advancing ecoliteracy at local and regional levels, making a significant impact together.
Cargonomia (Founded in 2015 in Budapest, Hungary) is a self-organized, open collective focusing on urban sustainability, organic farming, agroecology education, bicycle mobility, degrowth in practice, community activism for more liveable cities, and self-sufficient living. Cargonomia collaborates closely with Zsamboki Biokert, a human-scale organic farm and learning center located one hour from Budapest. Together they manage a traineeship program, which serves as an “open university” and over the last decade has hosted dozens of adult learners who participated directly in farming activities, bicycle education, local food distribution and educational camps for building with natural materials.
At Messzelátó Association, we’re all about living more sustainably in the city. In Budapest, we run hands-on workshops and fun educational programs about soil health, organic food growing, and conscious consumption.Our goal is to help young people in urban areas connect with nature and make small, meaningful changes toward a greener, more sustainable life.