MEVIL is an inclusive project that simultaneously solves the following tasks:
- formation of ecological culture
- volunteer development,
- formation of an inclusive culture through the creation of events where representatives of various social groups interact: people with disabilities; persons who have used narcotic or psychotropic substances without a doctor's prescription, who have completed a course of rehabilitation and
- those on a post-rehabilitation program*; business representatives; creative people; leaders of public organizations; government officials; active residents of the region.
MEVIL creates conditions in which people see the strengths of their personality and other people.
MEVIL helps to realize that ecology is a systemic view of oneself in this world.
The main goal of this project is to create a space (context) in which, in the process of interaction, representatives of different social groups change their attitudes, create new rules, and develop new competencies. As a result, there is a search and implementation of hidden talents and opportunities in inclusive groups, through the implementation of environmental projects.
To achieve this goal, it is necessary to solve the following tasks:
- Increasing the environmental responsibility of people with alternative needs and opportunities through "personal involvement" in the process of creating ecological zones. 13% of the population are people overcoming addiction, 8.6% are people with disabilities. These social groups are little involved in the implementation of environmental programs, at the same time, as a rule, they do not have employment. With the ability to use environmental knowledge in practice and in everyday life, with the appropriate skills that they will receive in inclusive environmental camps, these social groups will be able to organize themselves into teams and independently carry out socially useful actions that will actually improve the environment in individual public places. And also serve as a positive example for other social groups.
- Development of ecological awareness and ecological culture of people with alternative needs and opportunities and other adults, through environmental actions. Due to the special role in modern society, as well as the special talents that are developed and trained by people with experience in overcoming, the involvement of people with APV in public environmental actions is a powerful resource not only to increase environmental and social activity, but also to increase the overall level of environmental culture. among the general population.
- Development of a culture of inclusion through interaction within the framework of an environmental project. Inclusive interaction makes the participants more open, and the unique context - living in nature in a tent camp - allows you to establish a rational and objective perception of yourself in relations with society.