Examples of good practice
Examples of good practice
Nature Photo Labyrinth
Growing People II
Project: Online educational labyrinth and games
Project: Volunteering project
Countries: Participants from European countries (Bulgaria, Estonia, Germany, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, UK)
Countries: Finland, Estonia
Organisations: Exilio Studio (Finland); SIHTASUTUS NOORED TEADUSES JA ETTEVOTLUSES (Estonia)
Organisation: MTÜ Väike Jalajälg (Estonia)
Description: In two three- and four-week volunteer camps, 14 volunteers from seven different countries supported an Estonian Ecovillage. The Ecovillage offers immersive experiences, courses and workshops on different aspects of sustainability. The volunteers experienced a sustainable way of living, helped renovate facilities and contributed to creating a more biodiverse environ- ment in the orchards, park and permaculture-inspired garden.
Description: The Nature Photo Labyrinth project aims to spread knowledge about climate change issues, causes and prevention measures through game-based teaching. It will develop an interactive digital tool that combines nature photography and a virtual labyrinth to create a very unique learning experience. The project will create a mobile application and interactive online platform in English, Estonian and Finnish as well as a special training course to help create outdoor activities and games based on nature and climate change.
Funded by: European Solidarity Corps
Funded by: Erasmus+
Contact information: E-mail: info@vaikejalajalg.ee ; phone: +372 56452563
Contact information: Phone: +372 5178667; http://www.ysbf.org/contacts.html
Further information: Väike Jalajälg report of summer 2020, ESC project Growing People II
Further information: Erasmus project description
Inspired! Youth event on climate change
Recirculate Plastic
Project: International youth event on climate change
Project: Volunteering scheme, eight educational events
Countries: Estonian and European participants
Countries: 107 participants from four European countries
Organisations: 11.11.11 (Belgium); Estonian Youth Environmental Council (Estonia); Mondo (Estonia); ACTED (France); Südwind (Germany); Concern (Ireland); Ayuda en Acción (Spain)
Organisation: MTÜ Precious Plastic Estonia (Estonia)
Description: Young climate activists across Europe were invited to join a youth event on climate change in Tallinn, Estonia and via Zoom. During the event young people and climate activists shared stories and inspiration of action. Various hybrid workshops were led by young people and brought together young people from across Europe who were active in their communities through DEAR projects or other initiatives. The sessions focused on a wide range of topics from tackling food waste and fast fashion to taking legal action for climate justice and co-creating good climate policies. The event concluded with a joint action on the COP27 UN Climate Change Conference.
Description: Recirculate Plastic aimed to educate people about plastic pollution problems, recy- cling options and up-cycling. The one-year project allowed European volunteers to explore the world of plastic recycling. The project was based on a series of workshops on a range of recycling methods and techniques as well as topics such as sustainability and resource efficiency.
Funded by: European Solidarity Corps
Contact information: E-mail: estpreciousplastic@gmail.com
Funded by: DEAR Programme of the EU, Estonian Ministry of the Environment and the Esto- nian Centre for International Development
Further information: Presentation of the project “recirculate plastic”
Contact information: E-mail: diana@mondo.org.ee or mondo@mondo.org.ee
Further information: Mondo youth event: Inspired
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