THE LIVING AEGEAN · PUBLIC ROADMAP

PUBLIC PROJECT DOSSIER · 05

International Field School

A supervised learning programme connecting international schools with agriculture, archaeology, food, sea and climate.

REALITY TODAY

What exists—and what does not.

This is a partnership brief, not an operating school or bookable programme. No dates, school partners, safeguarding system or capacity are confirmed.

THE 2030 OUTCOME

The promise must become useful.

Short, repeatable field programmes where students contribute useful work and learn from Urla without turning farms or heritage into scenery.

DELIVERY GATES

A sequence, not a percentage.

A project advances only when the evidence required by a gate becomes public. Visual polish never counts as delivery.

  1. 01

    PUBLIC BRIEF

    Purpose, boundaries and non-negotiables are public.

    EVIDENCE RECORDED
  2. 02

    COALITION

    A responsible lead and qualified participants are named.

    CURRENT GATE
  3. 03

    FEASIBILITY

    Demand, land, water, access, economics and impacts are tested.

    NOT YET REACHED
  4. 04

    AUTHORIZATION + CAPITAL

    Legal permissions, governance and committed funding exist.

    NOT YET REACHED
  5. 05

    PILOT

    A limited real-world version operates and is evaluated.

    NOT YET REACHED
  6. 06

    OPERATING + MEASURED

    People can use it and public outcomes are reported.

    NOT YET REACHED

MEASURES OF TRUTH

What success must prove.

  1. 01

    Learning outcomes independently reviewed

  2. 02

    Local teachers and hosts paid fairly

  3. 03

    Useful field contribution per cohort

NON-NEGOTIABLES

What growth must protect.

  1. 01

    Child safety before marketing

  2. 02

    Small cohorts and carrying limits

  3. 03

    No unpaid replacement labour

PARTICIPATION NEED

Useful capability before publicity.

Accredited schools, safeguarding specialists, educators, farms and cultural institutions.

LIVING TERROIR BASELINE

Build one learning map across generations.

Youth, gastronomy students, researchers, makers and older adults can meet through bounded work with consent and public outputs.

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