Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles

Forest resilience and protection must be a priority to ensure their long-term maintenance. Continuous cover forestry (CCF), or close to nature foresty, is a proven

The project partners agree on the fact that while most of the activities they carry out often reach an already sensitized audience, achieving the SDGs

‘Greening Gratte’ deals with inclusion through sustainable leisure. The project brings together young people, both non-disabled and with mental disabilities, from different socio-cultural backgrounds and

‘WE WIELS’ – a contraction between “we will see” and “we will” – highlights the link between the discovery by sight of new forms and

Nowadays, and especially since 2020, we have no choice but to learn how to cope with chaotic changes, be they climatic, economic or social. Knowing

‘Terre de diversité’ encourages young people, both Belgium-born and newcomers, to meet and work together on ecological transition by participating to environmental volunteering activities and

Migration is often framed in a stereotypical way by the media and in politics. This framing leaves too much room for the off-screen and makes

‘La jeunesse au micro pour un monde plus juste’ aims to provide young people with background, critical reading and technical tools to help them take

The City of Tournai has been working for several years on the topic of migration together with local associations. ‘Tournai le monde’ is further contributing

‘Le son qui dérange’ was born out of a threefold observation: young people are minimally aware and informed about the challenges of climate change but