This 2023 booklet brings together best-practice workshops developed through an international skilled-workers programme in Hannover, Germany. It focuses on non-formal youth education for sustainable development and shares practical methods that educators can adapt.
What the booklet covers
- Climate change education
- Nutrition and climate
- Mobility and climate
- Adaptation vs mitigation
- Global warming
- Nature education
- How to create a good outdoor workshop
- Land Art Workshop
- Natural Symbols
- Ecosystem – Game
- Education for Global Goals
- Global Goals and Me
- Global Justice
- Eco-City Workshop
- Creathon – Ideas into Actions
Climate education in practice
The climate workshops connect daily life with greenhouse-gas emissions, food, transport and climate solutions. Participants compare options, discuss impacts and explore how personal choices sit within larger systems.
Nature education
Outdoor activities and creative methods such as Land Art help young people observe their environment, use natural materials and reflect on how ecosystems work. The ecosystem game demonstrates how the loss of one species can affect many others.
Education for the Global Goals
The SDG activities help participants connect global sustainability challenges with their future, their school or community, and concrete local action. Methods include discussion, group work, reflection and idea development.
Why this resource is useful
The booklet is designed as a practical source of workshop ideas for youth organizations, NGOs, educators and facilitators looking for participatory approaches to sustainability education.
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