Examples of good practice
Examples of good practice
Good can also mean sustainable / Gut geht auch nachhaltig Project: Digital international youth exchange
Sustainable Lifestyle & Non-Formal Education
Project: International youth exchange
Countries: Participants from Belarus, Germany, Serbia and Türkiye
Countries: Participants from France, Germany and Türkiye
Organisations: Assotsiatsiya Obrazovanie Dlya Ustojchivogo Razvitiya (Belarus); JANUN e.V. (Germany); Centar Za Ekolosko Obrazovanje I Odrzivi Razvoj (Serbia); Toy Genclik Dernegi (Türkiye) Description: 24 participants and four team leaders from Serbia, Belarus, Türkiye and Germany took part in an international youth exchange in Hannover and the ecovillage Sieben Linden (Germany). Participants learned about different ecological projects and explored the framework conditions that make sustainable lifestyles possible. The participants developed a simulation game concept on sustainable lifestyles. Back home, the participants played the simulation game four times in teams of two. This way, around 760 young people participated in the game during the project period. The ideas developed during the game were documented and discussed with local politicians and civil society groups. The experiences gained were incorporated in the final simulation game concept, which was then published in English, Russian, Serbian, Turkish and German. The resulting set of materials enables other organisations and institutions to play the simulation game, too. Through media coverage of the project, many people learned about sustainability issues.
Organisation: Pangera e.V. (Germany)
Description: Young people from France, Germany and Türkiye discussed the concepts of sustainable growth (environmental sustainability) and sustainable consumption. This project raised awareness of natural resource use and taught participants about supply chains and their impact on nature. It collected proposals to better adapt consumption patterns in the face of the ecological crisis. By sharing experiences and reflections on ecological activism, the project promoted youth participation in efforts to shape a more sustainable future.
Contact information: E-mail: info@pangera.org
Further information: Good can also mean sustainable
Green Mobility
Project: Digital youth participation workshops
Funded by: Erasmus+ Youth in Action
Countries: France, Germany
Contact information: Achim Riemann, e-mail: buero@janun-hannover.de ; phone: +49 (0)511 5909190
Organisations: CEMEA - Centre for Advanced Materials Application SAS (France); Transfer e.V. (Germany); Research-Practice-Dialogue RPD ( Germany)
Further information: Sustainable Lifestyle & Non-Formal Education
Description: Ten young people participated in three digital Franco-German youth future labs and discussed ideas for environmentally conscious exchange formats. The project was accom- panied by a research team from Germany and France. As a result, two factsheets including the project conclusion were published ( German and English version. A project workshop for experts in the field of international mobility was organised as a follow-up, where climate protection and international youth work were discussed further. Funded by: The project was funded by the Franco-German Youth Office. The development of the quality criteria was funded by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ).
Trilateral Youth Summit of the State of NRW Project: International youth summit Countries: Participants from France, Germany and Poland
Organisation: State government of North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)
Description: Since 2001, the North Rhine-Westphalian government has invited young people from Germany, Poland and France to a trilateral youth summit ( Bund.Europa.Internationales: Weimarer Dreieck ). The young participants work on a current European issue and meet with politicians from the three regions. Topics of the international youth exchanges have included zero waste, recycling, environmental degradation and “Urban-rural mobility - how do we want to live in our regions?”.
Contact information: E-mail: fpd@transfer-ev.de ; phone: +49(0)221 9592190
Further information: Research-Practice-Dialogue RPD (in German)
Funded by: Centre for Civic Education of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia
Contact information: Mechthild vom Büchel, e-mail: info@ibb-d.de ; phone: +49 (0)231 6901041
Further information: Trilateral Youth Summit of the State of NRW
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