This document summarizes a community project to plant flowers and bushes in a local square to improve the landscape and create a relaxing space for people. The goals of the project were to beautify the empty square, promote ecological values, and make a better place for residents to rest. The project involved planning a budget, buying plants and supplies, preparing the area, planting 30 flowers and 20 bushes, decorating, and cleaning up once completed. The local authorities and community members welcomed the initiative and efforts of the young volunteers to beautify their public space.

1. Save the planet with a planted
flower!
Community project
Access Ungheni, 2014

2. Background
“Grigore Vieru” square is a great place. People
come here to rest and to relax. A disadvantage
of this square is its emptiness because it is
recently projected. So we wanted to improve
this situation by planting flowers, bushes and
arranging other decorations.

3. Project goals
• To improve the landscape of the square
• To make a better place for resting
• To promote ecological values

4. Steps
• To plan the budget
• To buy flowers, bushes
• To buy consumables
• To buy equipment
• To plant flowers, bushes
• To decorate the area
• To make the financial report

5. Planning the budget

6. Buying flowers and consumables

8. Preparing the area

11. Planting 30 flowers and 20 bushes

13. And
Decorating!

15. The job is done and now…

16. …cleaning the area

19. A good day and a good job!

20. Feedback
• The local authorities welcomed our willing
and supported us by regular irrigation of the
flowers and the bushes.
• People welcomed our initiative as well and
liked it because we, as youngsters, did
something useful and certainly beautiful for
our community.

21. Conclusion
We understood that we may change something
small in our community, but our activity will
have a wide influence on people, and this is
more important. Changing people`s vision on
world, that is the goal of all community projects.
Even with less money, but with good human
resources, you can think global and act local!