Self-SDG Partners’ Meeting in Bratislava
On June 9th and 10th, 2025, the Self-SDG consortium gathered one last time in Bratislava, Slovakia, for an important milestone in the project’s journey. Hosted by BPI, our Slovak partner, this meeting was designed to enable partners to review the project’s implementation progress, align on final tasks, and coordinate dissemination and sustainability strategies as the project nears its conclusion.

Unlocking Sustainable Change: The Self-SDG Mobile App
The Self-SDG project aims to enhance commitment to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), raise awareness of today’s sustainability challenges, and help prepare future generations for a more responsible and sustainable future. Through the Self-SDG Mobile App, the project empowers educators and young people to adopt sustainable behaviors and actively contribute to the achievement of the 17 SDGs. The screenshots below offer just a glimpse of what the Self-SDG Mobile App has to offer – the download links for Google Play and the App Store will be available soon.

Early Reactions for Self-SDG App
Over the past few months, ASSIST Software has worked consistently to finalize the app, ensuring that all functionalities are fully in place. The content is now complete in all project languages, and translations have been successfully integrated, setting the stage for this next critical phase: real-time testing with end users.
The Bratislava meeting offered the perfect opportunity to launch the piloting phase. In parallel with the project meeting, we participated in the first Self-SDG multiplier event, skilfully organized by BPI. This event provided a valuable setting to carry out the initial piloting session and gather immediate feedback from participants, with all consortium partners present to gain first-hand insights into public reception of our project result and validate the project’s vision.
Participants from diverse backgrounds — including educators, youth representatives, and civil society members — engaged with the app and expressed enthusiasm about its user-friendly design and the relevance of its content to real-world sustainable development challenges.
This successful piloting session not only confirmed the app’s potential to serve as an effective educational tool but also strengthened our consortium’s motivation to continue refining and promoting the Self-SDG App across the participating countries.

The first Self-SDG Multiplier event
Both the Self-SDG partners’ meeting and multiplier event took place at LAMPY, culture & club & coffee in Bratislava — a vibrant cultural café located in the heart of Petržalka. Known for its creative atmosphere and multifunctional spaces, LAMPY was the perfect venue to host the event. With its blend of modern facilities and community-oriented spirit, it provided an inspiring setting to explore themes related to sustainability, education, and social engagement.
Unlike traditional project presentations, the Self-SDG multiplier event in Bratislava was designed as an engaging and interactive experience that introduced the audience to the world of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Rather than simply informing participants about the project objective, the event invited them to explore core sustainability themes — such as responsible consumption, climate action, and quality education — through workshops, discussions, hands-on activities, and creative sessions. This dynamic format made the SDGs accessible and relevant, while also creating space for meaningful reflection and dialogue.
The day concluded with an engaging evening discussion on education for sustainability, featuring guest speakers — specialists in education — who reflected on the potential of the Self-SDG app in their work and addressed key challenges and barriers to embedding sustainability in mainstream education.

Stay connected for more updates as we move closer to the official launch of the Self-SDG Mobile App on Google Play and App Store. Together, we’re making sustainability more accessible, one user at a time.
The Self-SDG project is funded by the ERASMUS+ KA220-SCH program of the European Union under project ID 2023-1-ES01-KA220-SCH-000156653