“It was a challenge for me to be part of the SUDECU program because the project offers many new knowledge and skills, peer learning, meeting new people, developing new ideas, and implementing them. I am especially proud to participate in a project that brings about positive changes in society while strengthening sustainability and democracy,” says Zlatica. According to her, peer education allows adults to connect with people of similar age and interests, enhancing social support and broadening their network of acquaintances. Peers can exchange personal experiences and knowledge, which can be inspiring and beneficial in the learning process. The SUDECU program is supported by Zurich University of Teacher Education and funded by the Charity Fund of the Canton of Zurich, Switzerland PHZH International Projects in Education. #competencedevelopment #youth #parents #democracy #culture #sustainable #skillsdevelopment #ReferenceFrameworkofCompetencesforDemocraticCulture (RFCDC)
