The 2011 European Action Plan “New Energy for Europe”: Final Revision

Following the Young Ideas for Europe project weeks in autumn 2011, a selected number of participating students – the Young Ideas for Europe youth delegates – have revised the 2011 European Action Plan “New Energy for Europe”. It...

International Youth Delegation hands over Action Plan in Brussels

On the 13th and 14th of July, an international youth delegation travelled to Brussels to hand over the European Action Plan to the European Commission and the European Parliament.

We welcome our seven new partners!

Seven new partners from Austria, Romania, the UK, Belgium, Finland, the Netherlands and Malta have joined the Young Ideas for Europe partner network.

Partner meeting in Berlin: Two days full of inspiration and team spirit

Held on the 16th and 17th of June in the representation of the Robert Bosch Foundation in Berlin, 18 partners met for a two-day training event.

European Action Plan 2011 Delivered to the Hungarian EU presidency

In the aftermath of the nuclear catastrophe in Japan and given the increasing threats posed by climate change, more than 200 young students draw up their European Action Plan 2011.

240 students, 12 schools, 7 countries, 6 weeks: Young Ideas for Europe sucessfully kicked off

Hamburg, Prague, Viernheim, Lund, Stockach, Budapest, Bremen, Jõgevamaa, Duisburg, Warsaw, Gera and Bratislava - these were the European cities of Young Ideas for Europe‘s first round of project weeks between February and March...

Young Ideas for Europe continues in 2011 and 2012

Third phase will address young people in all 27 Member States

Action Plan Delivered to Spanish Ambassador

Young Ideas for Europe delivered their Action Plan "New Energy for Europe" to the Spanish Ambassador Rafael Dezcallar y Mazarredo, representing the Spanish Presidency of the European Council.

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Vote for your favorite poster!

"Remember, even if you won’t vote, someone else will. And it will be their voice that counts, not yours.”, Margot Wallström, Vice-President of the Europen Commission, once said.

In the last European elections, voter turnout...

Some 850 students from all over Europe have made their voice heard!

A whole host of exciting project weeks held last autumn and this spring have involved some 850 young people in no less than 18 European countries! They have formed parties and developed new, creative and innovative ideas for...