The project is funded by the European Union Erasmus+ programme.

Noise pollution is an environmental problem that results from excessive sound exposure from human activities. It has negative impacts on human health, animals and the ecosystem.

Sources of noise can include transport, construction sites, manufacturing plants, loud music, etc.

One of the most common negative effects is hearing loss, which develops gradually over time and may eventually be irreversible.

General health effects of noise pollution include sleep disturbances, stress, increased blood pressure, emotional instability and mental health problems.