"The Earth does not belong to us: we belong to the Earth!" was bilateral youth exchange organized by young people from Estonia and Georgia and focused on integrating and empowering our youth generation towards a more sustainable world through Zero Waste ideas, practices and urban gardening. The overarching project aim was to grow capacity in field of youth work through Zero Waste and urban gardening as a youth work tool in disregarded suburban areas to raise awareness towards the global issues of climate change and its associated causes and problems amongst young people in the local level. Following objectives of the project was: 1 To build awareness, gather and empower youth and communities to seek - and to be - the solution for a world without waste; 2 To help them acquire necessary competences to work not only with their immediate peers, but also youth with fewer opportunities, with a migration background and to promote integration; 3 To develop individual responsibility for the waste generation and management; 4 To engaging youth with urban gardening activities and promote it as a community building tool through various means, such as social media, networking events and public events; 5 Extract and disseminate the knowledge gathered and created on project topics; 6 To ignite public discussion on thematic and involve local municipalities.