"Green EU-rope "project tackled sustainable development issues by promoting youth workers and young people's active citizenship. PDA explored the ways to engage young citizens from European Union into fight against climate change. PDA objectives were: - To deepen participants understanding on the importance of environmental awareness among young people and their own communities, - To raise participants' knowledge on specific issues recognized as threats to the natural environment and build against sustainable development - To develop specific knowledge on how to protect natural environment in daily life and how to transfer this knowledge and skills to local communities. During the course participants learnt: 1. How to raise their own eco-awareness and develop specific knowledge on current environmental issues in the world and understand essential reports such as the IPCC (Independent Panel on Climate Change) 2. How to transfer this knowledge back to their own communities and learn Education for Sustainability and Global Citizenship 3. How to deepen their understanding on the importance of environmental awareness for young people and their own communities, understand the youth movements that support this course, such as the represented at the Conference of the Parties Events. 4. How to develop their knowledge on specific issues recognized as threats to the natural environment such as the 6 gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect, and supermarket products reliant on Palm oil being responsible for deforestation and killing the nutrients in the soil. 5. How to protect the natural environment in daily life and how to transfer this knowledge and skills to local communities as well as learning about local organization they can engage with to learn more like the Climate Coalition, Friend of the Earth and GreenPeace. 6. How to consider ethical considerations in battling climate change, knowing what is the hard line and what is peaceful protest that brings about change. 7. How to measure their Carbon Foot Print and look at what reduction and / or changes need to be made to do so. 8. How change is made at the personal, community and political level Our interest is to bring youth workers and young people from Finland, Spain, Estonia Latvia, Croatia, Bulgaria and a non EU but a program country - Turkey to build a balanced and diverse group to have a fresh look on the idea of being a climate active and responsible European Citizenship. Through introduction of various tool, participants gained knowledge how to apply sustainable practice in work and personal life, and how being sustainable and environmentally aware make participants European Citizens. The project aimed to engage young people from different cultural backgrounds, partially from countries with a difficult political, socio-economic situation.