Partnerships with purpose

Weltweit e.V. is a German organisation working to promote local initiatives and international cooperation. The organisation coordinates Green Bridges and brings extensive experience in creating digital spaces for international exchange and collaboration.

Through its Action Network Worldwide platform, Weltweit has developed digital formats including workshops, discussion panels and webinars, providing an important foundation for the virtual exchange approach of Green Bridges.

2811 Social Enterprise works at the intersection of social innovation, sustainability and entrepreneurship. Its involvement in Green Bridges supports the development of inclusive learning and exchange formats that bring together young people and diverse perspectives.

2811 has also contributed to the facilitator-training component, helping participants develop the skills needed to create spaces for dialogue, participation and collaboration across cultures.

Open Europe is a non-profit organisation based in Spain working in the fields of education, youth participation, social inclusion and European cooperation.

Within Green Bridges, Open Europe contributes its experience in education, youth work, digital learning and international cooperation, while also hosting virtual exchange activities. For example, Open Europe hosted a Green Bridges session exploring time management, AI at the workplace and sustainable ways of working.

Giving Hope Foundation contributes experience in youth engagement, international cooperation and intercultural dialogue.

Within Green Bridges, the organisation supports the development of virtual exchanges and the facilitator community. Its work emphasises creating structured and inclusive online spaces where young people from different contexts can exchange perspectives on climate, sustainability, livelihoods and social innovation.

ASSAMBA is a Mozambican organisation working around bamboo, sustainable development and community-based initiatives.

Its participation brings perspectives and experience from Mozambique and Sub-Saharan Africa into the Green Bridges exchanges. ASSAMBA is also involved in thematic virtual exchanges, including activities exploring the blue economy, coastal challenges, entrepreneurship and community action.

GAERS contributes expertise related to agriculture, rural development and community-based approaches.

Its involvement helps connect Green Bridges' discussions on climate action and sustainability with the realities of rural communities, livelihoods and food systems in Nigeria and wider Sub-Saharan Africa.

GreenTransformation2050 contributes a perspective from Guinea and expertise connected to green transformation and sustainable development.

Through Green Bridges, the organisation contributes to international learning and exchange around climate action, youth engagement and locally relevant approaches to sustainability.

SHCAN brings expertise in soil health, climate action and sustainable agriculture from Uganda.

Its participation strengthens the project's focus on practical climate solutions, food systems and sustainable approaches that connect environmental challenges with local livelihoods and community development.

StartNLight contributes a youth and community perspective from Sierra Leone, supporting Green Bridges' objective of connecting young people across different geographical and social contexts.

Through the consortium, StartNLight contributes to international exchange and collaborative work around sustainability, climate action and social innovation.