In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.

In the town of Chenini in Tunisia, the Eco-Schools project, led by the Association de Sauvegarde de L’Oasis de Chenini (ASOC) and supported by the IMG Group is empowering over 1,200 students and youth to become environmental stewards in their schools and communities. Their goal is to promote environmental education and raise awareness about plastic pollution, recycling, and sustainable practices among the community.  

We’re hoping that this project brings a significant change in the behavior of students and community members, encouraging a reduction in plastic use and the adoption of environmentally responsible habits. It will also contribute to the creation of cleaner and more sustainable school environments, helping to protect both the local and global environment.  

Key activities include the creation of environmental clubs, collaborative educational events, clean-up initiatives, creative recycling workshops, and the use of recycled plastic bottles in sustainable agriculture to combat tree diseases, giving the students a way to see themselves as part of the solution.  

As part of IMG Group’s commitment to developing environmental and quality education, Eco-Schools is instilling environmentally responsible behaviors from an early age and foster long-term community engagement in sustainability, ensuring that future generations grow up equipped to protect their planet.