Hitradio partners with EU to launch CLIMTNA initiative for the environment

Hitradio partners with EU to launch CLIMTNA initiative for the environment
Saturday 20 November 2021 - 12:03

Hitradio launched, in partnership with the European Union, CLIMTNA, an initiative aiming to urge Moroccans to participate in the fight against climate change.

In addition to sensitizing Moroccan citizens to the dangers of climate change, Hitradio is also launching a competition for young people with green ecological projects.

The competition aims to push the youth towards good habits, such as saving the environment as well as exchanging eco-friendly ideas, initiatives or projects.

Participants must submit a video presenting their projects, in the hope of winning the MAD15,000 cash prize, as well as training within the European program SwithMed.

According to a press release, CLIMTNA’s jury, made up of members of Hitradio, the EU Delegation in Morocco, and SwitchMed will evaluate the video projects according to several criteria, including relevance and innovation, the project’s impact on the environment, and its viability.

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