The project “Go Cooperative & Green” took place in Larache, Morocco, and contributed to raising awareness about sustainable development by promoting national and international cooperation among young people from different countries, as well as creating online campaigns and local activities for environmental protection. This project was inspired by the ''ECOoperation'' youth exchange that took place back in Stockholm in 2019. Larache is a harbour city but also a place for many ecological and archaeological sites surrounding the city. Larache belongs to the Loukous region which is the richest producer of agriculture in all of Morocco. However, the city of Larache lacks greener and more inclusive public spaces, and one of its big forests is under attack by demolishing of buildings construction. Today, climatic change and sustainable development are one of the hottest topics worldwide. The consequences of the degradation of our planet generate already many social, economic, and ecological issues, which are interrelated and affect directly and indirectly most of the countries of the world and increase inequalities. The human rights approach based on equity and justice, rights, and responsibilities are seen by many as central to protecting the environment. Morocco started leading this discussion in North Africa as a result of several international cooperations EU-African, and we saw a strong case to implement the project there. COOPERATION is the action or process of working together toward the same end. Cooperating is not as easy as it seems. Trust, compromise and communication are some of the main skills needed to cooperate effectively. Listening, understanding and being empathic are other qualities that facilitate cooperation for productive work toward a common goal. Those skills are long-life useful that can be applied in many different fields. The values of sustainable development and human rights are needed, and they must be accepted and respected by all. The key lies in education, information, and awareness tools, exactly what we want with this project. During this Youth Exchange we focused on the topic of cooperation as the basement of sustainable development, through the following objectives: - Raising awareness of participants about sustainable development and exploring a human-rights-based approach to sustainability; - Sharing and comparing the realities among participating countries in the field of sustainability; - Encouraging the active participation of people with special needs (4 participants with physical disabilities from Morocco and Algeria); - Developing cooperation skills and competencies on how to contribute to a more sustainable world; - Developing their sense of initiative and empowering them to be active and responsible citizens in their community in the field of sustainable development and cooperation; - Developing their critical thinking about their way of life as young adults; - Equipping them with skills that will enhance their professional development; - Promoting the common fundamental values of cooperation, respect for diversity, intercultural dialogue, and human rights.