Project Partners

Partners:

Institut pro regionální rozvoj (IRR) – Czech Republic

As the lead partner, the Institute for Regional Development (IRR) assumes overall responsibility for strategic coordination, financial management, and quality assurance of the project.
With extensive experience in sustainable development, civic education, and EU-funded initiatives, IRR ensures that all project activities align with European values of environmental responsibility, participatory citizenship, and long-term regional resilience.

Institoyto Koinonikis Kainotomias Kai Synoxis (Fifty-Fifty) – Greece

Fifty-Fifty brings a strong focus on youth empowerment, social innovation, and educational transformation.
The organization contributes significantly to content development and participatory elements of the Escape Room, emphasizing EU Youth Goals. Through creative methods and inclusive approaches, Fifty-Fifty strengthens youth engagement and promotes active citizenship across diverse cultural and social backgrounds.

ProxyLab – Finland

ProxyLab specializes in mental well-being, educational technology, and experiential learning methodologies. The organization enhances the digital design of the Escape Room, ensuring it is both pedagogically sound and technologically innovative. With a strong emphasis on inclusive education and balanced learning environments, ProxyLab promotes mental health awareness and sustainability education through immersive experiences.

Sdrugenie za Inovativno Mislene – Bulgaria

The Association for Innovative Thinking contributes to the project through its deep knowledge of non-formal education, scenario development, and youth outreach. Actively involved in crafting compelling narratives for the Escape Room, the organization also supports local dissemination strategies in Bulgaria. Their creative educational methods promote critical thinking, environmental responsibility, and active youth engagement in climate challenges.tion, this partner aids in developing the Escape Room scenarios and supports dissemination activities in Bulgaria.

Easypyme.tech – Spain

As the technological backbone of the consortium, Easypyme.tech leads the development of the virtual Escape Room, integrating eco-friendly design, renewable energy concepts, and digital creative innovation for the puzzles and challenges of the Room, integrating the suggestions from all the partners, and bridging them into an interactive, inmersive educational digital learning game that can lead the participant players from the six involved partners to reach success, accomplishing the principles described on the Theoretical Metodological Framework and featuring the game on the six language versions required: English, Czech, Greek, Finnish, Bulgarian and Spanish . The company ensures that technological components not only function effectively but also reflect the project’s sustainability values. Their expertise bridges green technology and education to inspire practical climate solutions.

Pylon One – Greece

Pylon One brings substantial experience in organizing interactive youth events, simulations, and civic engagement campaigns. Their role in the project includes designing and facilitating debates and workshops that promote EU climate action policies and democratic participation. By engaging young people in dynamic and creative ways, Pylon One fosters a culture of environmental awareness and policy involvement.