Onboarding space with partner representatives to understand the current scenario, beneficiaries and discuss about the outcome of the project

Introductory session with the beneficiaries, presentation of the volunteers and project objectives.

Run the initial assessment needed for measuring the outcome/impact of the project

Preparing the activities that will be done in the following weeks and receiving feedback from the partners and AIESEC

Create an implementation plan on how the project should unfold and determine materials to be used

Workshop: Understanding Marine Pollution - Raise awareness about marine pollution, its causes, and how participants can contribute to reducing it.

Round table: Watching documentaries about marine ecosystems and debating the topic of what can humans do to prevent ecosystems degradation

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

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.

Activity: Species ambassadors to protect the endangered species of the area/region

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

Let participants do research on how climate change has affected their community (sea level rise, temperature rise, desertification etc.)

Dynamic: Conduct interviews with local community members to assess their knowledge and perceptions of marine conservation issues.

Analyse the answers received in the interviews and have the beneficiaries debate on the next steps that could be taken

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

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

Workshop: Teach beneficiaries about sustainable fishing practices and how responsible consumption can help protect marine ecosystems.

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

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

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

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

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.

Fielwork: collect water samples from local water bodies and test them for different types of pollutants, such as pH levels, dissolved oxygen, and the presence of harmful substances.

Fieldwork: plant native vegetation along coastal areas to prevent erosion and restore natural habitats, which helps protect marine ecosystems and promotes biodiversity.

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

Analyse data to determinate outcome/impact results (level of awareness of beneficiaries post-project activities).

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

Closing day with beneficiaries

Debrief the impact of the project, how the beneficiaries developed, discuss about what went well and even better if and include this in the report