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Welcome to Green Bridges
A space for young people across Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa to learn together, challenge assumptions and shape practical solutions for a more sustainable future.
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Explore the themes at the heart of Green Bridges. Upcoming session dates and registration details are published through Action Network Worldwide (ANW).
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Young people and facilitators from across the consortium bring different experiences, ideas and local realities into the same conversation. There is room for your perspective too.
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A shared idea
Green Bridges is built around a simple idea: young people should have opportunities to learn from each other and shape solutions together, regardless of where they live.
By combining virtual exchange, intercultural dialogue, climate education and practical problem-solving, the project creates a space where young people from Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa can share experiences, challenge assumptions and work together on ideas for a more sustainable future.
From exchange to action
The project is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus+, under the Virtual Exchanges action. Its project reference is 101253584 – GREEN BRIDGES.
Green Bridges focuses on topics such as climate justice, circular economy, green entrepreneurship, regenerative food systems and social innovation. Through online events and mixed-country group work, participants explore real-world challenges and develop practical ideas and solutions that can be taken further in their local communities.
Inclusion by design
A key element of the project is its emphasis on inclusive participation. The project aims for at least 50% of participants to be women and 20% to come from marginalised groups, helping create meaningful opportunities for young people whose voices are often underrepresented in international discussions on climate and sustainability.