A survey shows that 80% of teachers and students believe that the Green Week program brings educational benefits, but is hampered by red tape and high costs.

The survey conducted by the Institute of Educational Sciences, commissioned by the Ministry of Education, shows that more than 80% of principals and teachers support the educational benefits of the Green Week program and 80% of students actively participated. However, challenges include excessive bureaucracy, high costs and lack of support from local authorities. Most participants believe that the programme develops practical skills related to environmental education, but suggest improvements in methodology and organization to maximize impact.