The project was born out of a context marked, at European level, by major events, such as the French Presidency of the European Union (EUFP), and the Conference on the Future of Europe. In this sense, issues and issues that affect young people have been put forward. The French Youth Forum wanted to grasp the European context The aim is to give young people the opportunity to express their citizenship in relation to the environmental and European challenges of tomorrow. Indeed, the 9th structured dialogue cycle focused specifically on ecology, hence the FFJ’s desire to include this project in this theme, linking it to the European stakes of the French Presidency and the European Union and the Conference on the Future of Europe. The objective was to create a link between this cycle of structured dialogue on ecology and European issues seems to us all the more important since in recent years we have been able to observe a growth in youth mobilizations for the climate: the Marches for the climate multiplied during the decade 2010, initiatives such as Fridays for future have emerged and bring together more and more young people. The creation of the Citizens' Climate Convention in 2019 was also an innovation in terms of citizen participation and democracy; we wanted We draw inspiration from it to define the angles that will be used to address the ecological and project participants. Destination Jeun'ECE was a project aimed at raising awareness among young people from all walks of life in France about ecological and European issues, and enabling them to take part in the co-construction of public policies that. Young people aged 16 to 30, whether or not they are members of our 18 member organisations Urban (including QPV) and rural communities will participate in our events, with the opportunity to present their views to decision makers to advance their concerns and ideas. This structured dialogue process is an effective way for young people to take part in building their future: to do so, we will propose to them first, an educational awareness, in order to support them in the construction of their own ideas. They The Commission will then be best placed to formulate proposals to decision-makers meet, thus allowing the emergence of quality and productive exchange times. Indeed, this project has made it possible to involve local youth organizations in their development strategy. It also aimed at diversity, to create links between them and lay the foundations for networks of youth organizations at the local level, with the aim of giving them the means to connect with each other to co-build advocacy afterwards. and optimize their business. Cooperation, quality, inclusion, creativity and innovation at the level of youth organizations and policies: The research course and the restitution weekend were events for young people from all over France. This mobility is part of a promotion of the mobility of individuals for the purposes of learning, cooperation, inclusion and equity, proposing innovative methods of participation to make possible the full involvement of young people in democratic decision-making processes. This project aims to feed the Structured Dialogue process, young people will have the opportunity to engage policy makers to raise their concerns, ideas and proposals.