Fieldwork: Visit the coastlines/beaches of the area, identify main point of pollution and contaminants. Determinate needed actions to protect the area.

Determine method and material for outcome measurement data gathering.

Onboarding space with NGO representative to understand the context and urgent needs of the area regarding marine pollution

Getting knowledge about SDG 14, marine and coastlines ecosystems of the area and the issues that this ecosystems is facing.

Create a draft of the activity calendar that will be used throughout the stay

Look and reach out for stakeholders in the community that can contribute to the campaign.

Determine: goals (how many people you want to reach), place and dates for the activities, showcase process, etc.

Coordinate the campaign to educate community about marine and coastline protection. Campaign should be run during the following weeks (following the activities proposed here, but also with original ideas from Global Volunteers and stakeholders)

Plan a social media campaign to generate awareness about the importance of preventing marine pollution, protecting coral reefs and other aquatic habitats.

Ensure that the activity is sustainable and as zero-waste as possible.

Workshop culmination day and activity

Workshop idea: Marine ecosystems and why we need to be protected

Workshop idea: The danger of pollution, what plastic do to the ocean.

Workshop idea: Make Space for Nature. Why Biodiversity is Key to Achieving the Global Goals

Workshop idea: How can we help? Protecting our coastlines and marine ecosystems.

Fieldwork: Run a activity aim to protect the marine and coastline ecosystem (protecting corals, monitoring endangered species of the area, etc.) Adapt this activity with the reality of the area and the needs of the institution you are volunteer for.

Practice: Learning easy activities for the preservation of local fauna helping to rescue and rehabilitate marine animals.

Practice: Create a "Local Guideline to Save the Ocean".

Culmination day of theoretical and practical application

Benefishow: Highlighting the benefits that the community may enjoy through conversation efforts.

Reuse: Engage community on building sculptures and artwork with recycled plastic waste.

Fieldwork: Run beach cleaning activities (recollect plastic and other reusable objects)

Reduce: Engage community on avoiding high-pollution products based on research and education, and convert to more eco-friendly ones

Recycle: Engage community to set up donation drives that aim to convert reusable materials such as plastic into different community-centric materials and equipment

Presentation of activities, benefits, and programs implemented and/or suggested to the stakeholders.

Build final project report and presented to AIESEC members and NGO/non-profit representatives.

Collect data from project beneficiaries (you can use surveys, interviews, focus groups, etc.)

Accompany the EPs to a final Filipino outdoor gimmick/hangout in order to commemorate their 6 weeks of experience

General Debrief

Final Debrief

Present the results of the projects and add final recommendations on sustainable living.

Analyze data to determinate outcome results.