<< Objectives >>1: Development of the youth sector by increasing the competencies of 15 youth workers from the partnering countries, who have interest in science and human rights, in new methods of non-formal education on how to integrate science and human rights, during 10-month period;2: Develop critical thinking competencies among minimum 120 young people between 14 and 30 years old from the partnering countries, with respect to science and human rights, during 6-months period.<< Implementation >>1. Research; 2. Methodology development; 3.Transnational learning activity; 4. Best practice guide development; 5.Translation of the guide, 6. Dissemination of results by each organisation: Romania, Bulgaria, Malta; 7. Youth learning sessions conducted locally by each organisation; 8. Updating the guide; 9. Management and implementation; 10. Visibility and communication; 11. Monitoring; 12. Virtual internal meetings upon necessity<< Results >>15 youth workers with improved competencies in new methods of non-formal education on how to integrate science and human rights; 120 young people with improved critical thinking competencies with respect to science and human rights and their relationship and contribution to social progress; 1 training course; 1 best practice guide about an integrated approach on science and human rights education, available for download at no cost in English, Romanian, Bulgarian; 1 virtual launch conference