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Breathing for Better Future
This project represents a unique opportunity for young people to take action and demand a more ambitious Ambient Air Quality Directive.
Sustainaware
Addressing the topic of environmental health and climate sustainability through building the capacity of European organisations to work across sectors
Dealing with Eco-Anxiety
The project aims to raise awareness, share knowledge, provide resources, and ultimately drive action on climate-related mental health.
Youth in EU elections 2024
Empowering young people around European Union to make a positive change for the future of the environment.
Empowering the Unheard
Empowering the Unheard is an evolution of our efforts to create a more inclusive environment and foster climate activism networks.
Legal Seeds 3
Legal Seeds 3 builds upon our previous projects, and this year we are focusing particularly on empowering young climate activists on climate litigation, and on Read More
Legal Seeds 2
The environmental law project builds upon the previous project and aims at building capacity and raising awareness among young people on current environmental law challenges Read More
EUTeens4Green
Back To All Projects EUTeens4Green A new generation of youth ambassadors for an inclusive green transition 2022-2024 Just Transition EU 70 local projects Up to Read More
Legal Seeds
Through the “Legal Seeds” project we aim to bridge this gap by building capacity and raising awareness on environmental law. We aim to create opportunities Read More
Our mission
YEE aims to unite environmental youth non-profit organisations in Europe in order to enhance international cooperation, increase knowledge about the climate crisis, raise awareness of environmental problems and to strengthen participation of youth in environmental decision-making.
We are supported by
Supported by the Council of Europe through the European Youth Foundation.
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