Take a look at our latest projects

DEEP ADAPATATION CENTRES FOR YOUTH

KA220 Project – Spain, Hungary and New Caledonia (France)

Mobilities

– New Caledonia (may 2024)

Thanks to the work done by Tradtech using companion planting, they’ve managed to reduce the amount of nickel in the soil. This farming method involves growing different plants together so they can support each other — some improve the soil, others keep pests away or attract helpful insects, and some help keep in moisture or nutrients.
New Caledonia’s soil naturally contains high levels of certain minerals, which can be toxic or harmful to the environment.
The partner organization’s approach is to encourage this kind of planting system to grow food in a way that avoids the risks posed by those toxic minerals.
1st meeting between CLASH, TRADTECH AND TETT-HELY

– Hungary (march 2025)

– Spain (march 2025)

ACTYCITY

The last Youth Exchange Organized by CLASH in Seville (March 2022). Activate Your City involved 18 participants and 3 group leaders from 3 european countries and they where living together during 6 days and sharing ideas about local action.

The organisations involved in this project are Területfejlesztők a Vidékért Egyesület (from Pécs, Hungary) and Youth for Diversity in Agder (from Kristiansand, Norway).

Through this project, we really expect to increase the motivation of the participants and group leader in their own communities, and we hope they can use their new skills to make a change. Young people are responsible to solve the challenges presented in our societies.

We won’t forget this incredibly experience, and we’ll like to send a big hug to those participants who have been involved on it. Thanks to all of you!

YOT

Is the acronym of the project “Youth On Time”. Our very first project held in our city Seville. We have gathered 20 youth and 5 group leaders, from Spain, Romania, Norway, Greece and Hungary, to discuss about climate change and possible answers to this issue. Our intention was to make young people aware of the social reality that we live in our localities and to offer them the necessary tools and techniques to identify the challenges.

Our participants have been cooperating through different activities; creating their own recycled instruments, using the cyclo-path around the city, visiting protected natural areas and locality allotments. Finally, the participants have chosen to make a theatre performance to share their conclusion about all the topics discussed.

Through this project, we really expect to increase the motivation of the participants and group leader in their own communities, and we hope they can use their new skills to make a change. Young people are responsible to solve the challenges presented in our societies.

We won’t forget this incredibly experience, and we’ll like to send a big hug to those participants who have been involved on it. Thanks to all of you!

LAO

LAO is the acronym of the project “Local Action ON”. This project garthers together 18 girls and boys coming from 3 different countries. The aim of this project is to discuss about the position of young people in their local communities and how to be part of them proactively developing team work skills.

Youth Exchange in Pécs (Hungary) was organized in collaboration with our Hungarian partners, The Terúlet Fejlestok Á Vidékért Egyesület (TFE), from the 7th to the 14th of July, 2019.

The main activities of this project consisted of workshops about local actions in our communities. Participants were brought to different social centers were they met people with fisical difficulties or in a position of social discrimination. Through games and group activities, they learnt about eachother experiences and life.

Get to know each other. First activities of the Youth Exchange.
Intercultural evening. Spanish group representing our culture.

LGS

LGS is the acronym of the project “Let´s Get it Started”. This project garther together 30 girls and boys coming from 6 different countries. The aim of this Youth Exchange is to teach youth about the importance of local action and organization and how to actively be part of our own communities.

Kristiansand (Norway) Youth Exchange was organized in collaboration with our Norwegian partners, Youth for Diversity in Agder (YDA), from the 3rd to the 8th of June, 2019.

Our main activities aimed at explaining to the partcipants that young people can do a lot for their local communities. Through examples and role games we analysed the role of the young in our contemporary society focussing on their opportunities, the progressive lack of necessities, thus the challenges they are expected to overcome.

Six countries collaborating together.
Hicking in the middle of the forest.

I LOVE EU

I LOVE EU is a project that focuses on the thematic: “I Like to Vote in my first Elections to the Eu Parliament”. I LOVE EU gathers together 55 young boys and girls coming from 11 different countries, all of them at their first voting experience for the renewal of the European Parliament, and 11 group leaders.

Youth Exchange in San Miniato -Toscana (Italy), in collaboration with our Italian partners Fondazione Toscana Sostenibile (FTS), with whom we organized a youth exchange from 6th to 11th of March, 2019.

Through workshops and team-building activities, the different working groups learnt about European Institutions, their composition and structure as well as, specifically, about the upcoming European Elections in an informal and frienly learning processes.

A Greek participant voting in the workshop:”Why might we vote in the european elections?”.
The Major of the city welcoming the eleven groups