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Discover the Green Seeds project website

Discover the Green Seeds project website

The Green Seeds project website is now online.

This new online space offers an overview of the project, its objectives, its activities, and the resources developed throughout the cooperation between Association Petite Graine and Next Level e.V. It was created to make the project’s results more visible, more accessible, and easier to reuse for young people, youth workers, and anyone interested in climate action and sustainability education.

On the website, you can explore the main Green Seeds outputs, including the Comparative Report, the Green Seeds Toolkit, and the Resource Center, which bring together practical tools, analysis, inspiring examples, and useful materials to support youth participation in the green transition.

The website also highlights the project journey, from local research carried out in Haute-Garonne and Thuringia to pilot activities, the youth exchange, and the awareness campaign. It therefore serves as a clear entry point to the full Green Seeds experience and resources.

We invite you to visit it and discover how Green Seeds supports stronger youth engagement for a more sustainable future.

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