students-projects for sustainable life
The basic idea on how the future should look is the same for children around the world. No violence and further environmental pollution. Trees instead of weapons and water for everyone. Two children (one from Egypt and one from Germany) … Continued
In 2017 and 2018 our environmental education programme asked: “Can we feed the world?” For many of us food is an everyday thing. We rarely think about where our food comes from, how it’s produced and who makes a profit. … Continued
Cuba The Cuban future is looking renewable from the eyes of the children. Most of them combine solar energy and robots with the classical agriculture elements like farming. They create a bridge between the old and the new. The international … Continued
Students from Berlin and Bratislava competed for the best ideas on how to re- or upcycle old jeans, washing machines …. Many great concepts were developed, whisks become coat hooks, washing machines or ovens are the new drawers and baskets … Continued
A great way to learn about sustainable consumption and lifestyles is from peers. PEPPERCORN is a joint project between Berlin and Bratislava. It offers a platform for students to exchange their knowledge and experience in student magazines. Currently, students in … Continued
Project 90 by 2030, Cape Town, South Africa Project 90 by 2030 was established in July 2007 and is located in Cape Town. The project’s main purpose is to challenge South Africans to change the way they live and the … Continued
Aranos Primary School & Cambridge Primary School, Namibia At the environmental-center pupils learn among other things how to use water and energy carefully, how to separate the waste and how to cook with solar energy. For the global-classroom project they … Continued
Ankilimaro, Madagascar, Municipality Mahaboboka As part of preparation for the Rio+20 context, the GRÜNE LIGA Berlin offers the opportunity for the Madagascar’s children to share their thoughts, opinions and wishes about the future of our planet. Today, they want to … Continued