In the current post-pandemic context, it is important to decline global models in local contexts, favoring the implementation of international and European policies on the territories. To do this, young people need to understand how to be operational and concrete on these issues. Lately there has been a lot of talk about the goals of sustainable development, green and energy transition, above all with the aim of promoting their development, involving young people in becoming “changemakers”.

Within this framework, the project intends to achieve the goal of creating training tools that allow greater generational inclusion, more active participation of young people and a more daring, transformative, transversal, holistic, open and experiential approach.

With this project we want to achieve the goal of not just listening to young people, but making them protagonists, an active part of the European and world transition process, offering self-learning and team learning tools that are useful, ordered and usable to all.

Specifically, the SDGs Tackler Youth toolkit aims to provide young people with tools that enable them to understand the framework of the SDGs and develop effective actions to address them.