Youth Exchange For a Sustainable FUTURE STAGE #2 — 21/28 October 2019 Infopack

EDUCATIONAL OFFERS AND FAIR TRADE PRODUCTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD Summary The Topic

Countries: The challenge of humanity in the 21st century is to sat- Italy, Hungary, Portugal and isfy the needs of the global population within the plan- et’s resources. Kate Raworth with her book “Doughnut STAGE #1 Economy” expresses this concept very clearly and some Location: Turin and Boves, Italy suggestions for the future: Dates: 15-22 July 2019 Hosting organization: ACMOS The Doughnut of social and planetary boundaries is a playfully serious approach to frame this challenge STAGE #2 and serves as a compass for human progress in this century. The environmental ceiling consists of nine Location: Leipzig, Germany planetary boundaries, as set out by Rockstrom et al. Dates: 21-28 October 2019 (..) The twelve dimensions of the social foundations Hosting organization: Eine Welt e.V. derive from internationally agreed minimum social standards, identified by governments in the Sustaina- to realize these values concretely, to promote and achieve a For a sustainable future is a double ble Development Goals in 2015. Between social and sustainable future, it is important to have aware and sensi- international youth exchange project planetary boundaries lies an environmentally safe tive citizens who can become critical consumers aware of the that aims to involve 28 participants and socially just space in which humanity can thrive. impact of their choices and innovative and inclusive entre- aged between 20 and 30 from dif- ferent countries to strengthen young This challenge requires especially the education and the preneurs. All this, is increasingly relevant given the increase people’s awareness about sustainabil- sensitization of young people, as well as their innovative and of population in urban settings, the increase of migration in ity and create innovative forms of con- creative capacity. This challenge is also very relevant for , the spread of poverty, unemployment and new forms sumption and production respective young European citizens. The European Union promotes de- of labour exploitation, especially among young people or of the environment and human rights. mocracy, respect for human rights, freedom and equality, but among the weakest. Accepting this challenge means becom- ing aware of the daily impact of our choices and developing practices and new business ideas that can: • reduce waste and consumption of resources, starting from everyday life; Involved Associations • promote mutual support among citizens to create inte- grated communities; • promote respect for human rights and workers through  ASSOCIAZIONE DI PROMOZIONE SOCIALE ACMOS (Italy – Turin) responsible consumption;  EINE WELT E.V. (Germany – Leipzig) • improve inclusion, especially for migrants and disadvan-  EUROPAI HALLGATOK HALOZATANAK EGYESULETE–AEGEE BUDAPEST taged young people in general; (Hungary – Budapest) • reduce unemployment and social marginality by creating  ASSOCIAÇÃO ACADEMIA CIDADÃ AAC (Portugal – Lisboa) innovative entrepreneurial ideas.

Page 2 Overall Aims and Objectives

The main purpose of this international exchange of young people is to create an intercultural experience in which young people from different countries become aware of the social and environmental impact of their consumption and the im- portance of sustainability, and then develop concrete propos- als that can be realised by the young participants or by the project partner organizations at the end of the exchange. This objective will be achieved by comparing the situations in different countries and looking for proposals that can be applied across the countries involved and, more generally, among European countries. At the end of the exchange the online brochure For a sustainable future will be published, which will gather some of the successful experiences identi- fied by the participants in their contexts of belonging and the activities and/or entrepreneurship proposals conceived dur- ing the exchange by the young participants. This document will be available to all young people, volunteers and operators of partner and non-partner associations.

Stage #1 15-17 July 2019 – Exchange in Turin (Italy)

The first stage of the project was divided in three parts: the first one has taken 2019) – which is a small town near Turin – to go deeper in the theme of the project, place in Turin (15 - 17 July 2019) to start exploring the theme of the project, focus- reflecting together on different aspects and sharing our national prospective. Dur- ing on the challenges of sustainability and the impact of young people’s consump- ing the camp the activities was carried on thanks to: tion in environmental and social terms. During the meeting activities was carried • non-formal activities on thanks to: • the reading of some abstracts from the book Doughnut Economy • non-formal activities • workshops in groups and conferences • contribution of participants For the last part, we came back to Turin to summarize the experience made in The second part has taken place on a camping ground in Boves (17 - 21 July the previous days and share feedback about it.

Page 3 Between the first and the second phase, the participants will have to do research in their local communities to find positive experiences of their territory to share with the other participants in the next stage.

Stage #2 21-28 October 2019 – Exchange in Leipzig (Germany)

The second phase of the exchange will take place in Germany - Leipzig (21 - 28 document of this exchange, will be the moment of synthesis of all the experiences October 2019) to share the experiences found, meet concrete examples of entre- and reflections collected until now, as a manifesto of our actions for the future and preneurships or activities that focus on sustainability in the area and create new can be a driving force for new ideas and concepts as well as a starting point for initiatives or forms of enterprises to be tested and disseminated at the end of the future projects, business ideas and objectives that we want to achieve together exchange. and disseminate in our daily realities. During this phase, activities will be carried out to focus the aspects of concrete There will also be continuing opportunities for reflection and active participation commitment on the theme of sustainability in all its aspects: both through concrete on the issues of democracy and European citizenship. This year marks the 30th experiences and moments of reflection. anniversary of the peaceful revolution, the protests that contributed to the fall of This last phase will also be an opportunity to think together about which instanc- the German Democratic Republic, which took place in Leipzig in 1989. This will be es, ideas, concrete experiences and proposals to collect for the expected final one of the themes that will surround the youth exchange.

Page 4 Stage #2 Partecipant

Informations 28 Participants • Residents of Italy, Portugal, Germany and Hungary; • Ages 20-30; Leipzig (/ˈlaɪpsɪɡ/) is the most populous city in the • Preferable Good English language German federal state of . With a population skills; of 596,530 it is Germany’s seventh most populous • Preferable: ability and willingness town as well as the second most populous city in the to contribute to lead a session or area of former East Germany after Berlin. Together facilitate a group activity. with (), the largest city of the neighbouring state of the most modern zoos in Europe and ranks first in Germany Saxony-Anhalt, the city forms the polycentric conurbation of and second in Europe according to Anthony Sheridan. Leip- Leipzig-Halle. Between the two cities lies Leipzig/Halle Inter- zig is currently listed as the European City of the Year 2019. Registration of participants is final only national Airport. Leipzig has long been a major centre for music, both clas- upon purchase of flight tickets. Leipzig is located about 160 kilometres southwest of Berlin sical as well as modern “dark alternative music” or darkwave All participants will have to sign a code in the Leipzig Bay, which constitutes the southernmost part of genres. The Leipzig Opera is one of the most prominent of conduct agreement. the North German Plain, at the confluence of the opera houses in Germany and the Leipzig Gewandhaus Or- The selection of participants will be River and two of its tributaries: the Pleiße and the . The chestra, established in 1743, is one of the oldest symphony managed by partners organizations in name of the city as well as the names of many of its boroughs orchestras in the world. Johann Sebastian Bach is one among countries involved. are of Slavic origin. many major composers who worked and lived in Leipzig. It has been a trade city since at least the time of the Holy Roman Empire. It was once one of the major European cen- tres of learning and culture in fields such as music and pub- lishing. Leipzig became a major urban centre within the Ger- man Democratic Republic (East Germany) after the Second Arrival and Departure World War, but its cultural and economic importance delined. Events in Leipzig in 1989 played a significant role in precipi- tating the fall of communism in Central and Eas-tern Europe, ARRIVAL: October 20, 2019 in Leipzig (free arrival) mainly through demonstrations starting from St. Nicholas Church. Since the reunification of Germany, Leipzig has un- DEPARTURE: October 29, 2019 from Leipzig (free departure) dergone significant change with the restoration of some his- Note: Bear in mind that according to the guidelines of Erasmus+ program the travel back must be re- torical buildings, the demolition of others, and the develop- alized by participants on direct way within maximum of 2 days (19 or 30 October). In case of longer ment of a modern transport infrastructure. stays or indirect travel (holiday travel, etc.) there is no chance of reimbursement. Always get the ap- Leipzig today is an economic centre, the most livable city in proval from organizers for your rail travel or flight before purchasing it. Germany. The city is one of two seats of the German National Library (together with Frankfurt), as well as the seat of the Early arrivals or late departures are at the responsibility of the participants to pay for stay. If you arrive German Federal Administrative Court. Leipzig Zoo is one of early or leave later than the dates above you have to cover your own accommodation and food.

Page 5 Accomodation Travel & Reibursement

The Youth Exchange will be implemented in the frame of the Erasmus+ Programme and the Accommodation will be covered 100% by the organizers. Travel expenses will be reimbursed according to Erasmus + rules as follow: In Leipzig, participants will stay in Eine Welt Haus. The accommodations are collo- cated in the south quartier of Leipzig called Connewitz. Exchange in Germany: 21 – 28 October 2019 Participants will share rooms. Towels and bed sheets are NOT available in the Country Calculated start city Maximum Reimbursement amount rooms. There is Wi-Fi internet connection. Germany Leipzig 0.00 € We will wait for you to arrive at Hungary Budapest 180.00 € the final destination: Italy Turin 275.00 € EINE WELT HAUS Portugal Lisbon 360.00 € PRINZ-EUGEN-STRASSE 25, Portugal Porto 275.00 € ße 8 1 12 7 74 3 2 14 63 22 26 aße Hildebrandplatz 80 str 04277 LEIPZIG.and 4 9 10 sse 10 33 36 Hildebr 5 11 12 Physiotherapie 26 16 65 1 W 2 6 Scheliga Heizhaus 24 34 olfgang-Heinz 86 Important! Please read carefully! 32 23 8 13 30 7 18 Riesenweg 14 28 28 15 You can easily arrive there88 from the Leipzig raße 4 3 Gartenverein 16 10a 25 Kohrener St 10 "Frohsinn" 20 79 30 6 1. Maximum reimbursement amount is the maximum amount a participant can be Biedermannstr 17 27 8 9 55 main station/bus station (Leipzig Haupt- 10 6 12 e.V. 12 aße 19

e 5 81 32 18 -St Krankenpflegeschule 22 29 14 reimbursed.zig-Hof Anything above this amount will have to be covered by the parte- aße r 11 8 aße bahnhof) or airport (LEJ) by commuter train (i-Bahn) with the station Leipzig 34 83 63 14 e Leip 21 ener Str 24 r 7 ß er Str 16 31 Bornaische Str f a Policura- aße 85 36 10 cipant. Koh 55 57 59 61 Ärztehaus Connewitz. From the main station it si possible65 to use also 13the tram lines 9 and18 11 Dölitzer Str 16 26 1 87 90 9 23 Prinz-Euge 38 31a Narsdor 20 89 67 12 with the stop S-Bahnhof Connewitz-Klemmstraße90a . Both stops15 are 400 mt. from the Koburger gstädter Str 2. To be reimbursed participants must provide: St. Elisabeth- 40 18 Brücke 3 93 11 22 ur aße n 33 a B -Str Krankenhaus aße 92

69 ß 14 e 47 42 bstheidaer Str aße 3a house (see map below). 17 Pro 95 35 94 • Tickets (airline, bus, train. etc.): original or electronic; 44 20 13 Marienbrunn 16 37 96 29 7 Public transports97 in 44aLeipzig (Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe) 19 27 Lößnig 22 25 • Invoice (by airlines or tickets without price above); Koburger 7 9 99 39 23 aße Brücke 44b 98 tr Container 71 21 A single ticket for the city Leipzig costs 2,70 € and has a validity for 1 hour. The witz th-S 41 24 u Kindergarten 100 42 • Proof of payment: receipt for cash/credit card slip or bank statement in Conne Autopflege 73 40 Elifant 46 Bornaisc 2 38 Conne Island Prinz-Eugen-Str 43 36 ticket from the airport included the city area of Leipzig and has a validity34 of 2 hours. 2 1 4 105 32 f case of transfer; 4 3 Mühl 11 o 15 Karl-Jungbl aße 30a 30 43a 13 h obstheidaer Str 6 e Str Pr 13 p aße St. Bonifatius zig-H 6 5 leiße 107 26 8 48 28 8 7 88 24 2 Leip • Flight boarding passes. 13 11 aße Reiher 7 9 109 3 Hoch- 10 75 2 3 10 9 8 und 12 10 Gaschwitzer Str 5 4 12 11 50 Tiefbau 10 Conne e 8a 5 3. Travel cost will be reimbursed through bank transfer after the youth exchange St. Michael 3 aß 8 13 14 Island 6 6 14 12 4 16 15 16 6 7 Klemmstr 1 7 after you have submitted as return boarding passes and all the other docu- 14 St. Josef 23b Louise- 8 16 17 obstheidaer Str 8 Kita Spatzennest 18 17 18 Kath. Pr 2 52 9 Mühlpleiße 18 TCM Otto-Peters- aße 9 20 19 20 Pfarramt ments aboveam SilberseeCalculated Start city is the point where travel distance is calcu- Schule aße Conne 23 10 Prinz-Euge St. Bonifatius aße 31a 10 g 22 e Island Skatepark Prinz-Eugen-Str 54 11 aße 22 21 22 n-Str Dölitzer Str Qq 83 11 w aße e S-Bahnhof 24 23 24 12 lated in the project. Whiled you may start your travel from anywhere in your 29 l S-BahnhofConnewitz, Connewitz 12 i

Hettelweg Prinz-Eugen-StEiner Welt 56 H KlemmstraßeKlemmstraße 85 14 28 34 Hause country,ngbluth-Str if your start location is not the city mentioned above then you need 16 u Bastelscheune aße 30 31 87 5 7 9 11 15 19 23 27 pitzschgasse aß A e 106 Karl-J 32 58 to provide organizers with some other information. If this is the case, please 45 Watestraße 33 Villa Platzmann consult with organizers. Förstersteg 35 1 2 4 6 8 12 16 20 24 108 weg 36 Prinz-Euge 2 Prinz-Eugen-Str S-Bahnhof Herrenhaus Bornaische St Connewitz, i KGV "Frohsinn" 4. Bear in 3mind that according to the guidelines of Erasmus+ program the travel 38 aße Klemmstraße 26 Connewitz Leipzig- e.V. Gerlinde 25 26 41 4 28 27 n 93 28 -Str 110 LeipzigConn Connewitzewitz 44 43 back2 must be realized by participants on direct way within maximum of 2 a 36a ß 46 4 30 29 30 e r 48 aße 95 days6. In case1 of longer32 stays31 or indirect32 travel (holiday travel, etc) there is no 50 23 52 Bahnhof 23a 40 54 Leipzig- chance of reimbursement. Always get the approval from organizers for your Hildbur Mühlplei 25a Leipziger 42 56 Connewitz 27 19 23 27 31 35 39 Löwe 27a 6 4 112 29 travel beforeg purchasing it. ß 2 9 s Herwigstraße e 29a tr Bornaische Str aße B 2 31 3 5 Pleiße 1 31a 20 26 30 34 38 42 8 ig-Hof 33 16 10 z 33a 1 Page 6 12 aße 12 Leip 35 2 3 8 35a 4 6 a 37 ße Der Apitzsch bluth-St37ar 5 7 g hof nig Koburger Straße 14 n ß 31 29 Lö 27 Karl-Jun 39 25 itz 33 13 w 22 41 23 Bornaische Str 21 Am Linde 11 Conne 19 16 17 43 15 Bootsverleih 15 13 raße steinst 8 am Wildpark 11 chten 6 10 9 Lie 4 45 1 12 17 aße 3a 1 3 Wagenplatz 25 3 aße "Am Lindenhof" nsteinstr 2 24 5 Liechte 2 2 7 21 Pohlentzstr 31 1 4 22 Karl-Jungbluth- 4 9 6 aß Straße 6 e 11 3 27 2 8 13 8 5 Apelstein 7 5 Leisniger Str 10 33 4 9 7 12 Österreicherdenkmal 6 20 25 9 10 aße 11 Bornaische S Lößnig 8 Rembrandtplatz 18 13 B 2 10 12 aße

Pleiß ig-Hof Str 14 15 z 1 - Lobs Leip 12 17 oller 11 Food Mobile Local

The food will be mostly vegetarian and organic and, if possible, fair-trade. Phone Money

Important notice on food: Please, keep in mind, that the provided food may differ from the food you are used to have in your country, and, even in case of providing There are three mobile operators in The German Currency is Euro. You food for special groups, e.g. (if you are heavily meat eater or vegan) it may not fully Germany: Deutsche Telekom, Voda- can change your money in your coun- meet your expectations. We strongly recommend participants to inform the organ- try, at the airport, railway stations or fone and O2/E-Plus (Telefonica). izers IN ADVANCE about any special needs. in any bank in Germany. Transportation to Germany by Train

The town of Leipzig has a big freight airport with less passenger flights. If you are from Hungary or Italy we suggest you to come by train.

From TURIN the journey takes ca. 11 hours and you can choose this connection:

Torino – Verona Porta Nuova (Purchased by Trenitalia or .Italo). Verona Porta Nuova – Leipzig via München (Purchased by Deutsche Bahn).

We suggest you to buy directly a ticket to LEIPZIG CONNEWITZ by the German railways to save the costs of public transport in Leipzig. We invite you to consider a connecting time of at least 30 minutes in Verona.

From BUDAPEST the journey takes ca. 10 hours and you can choose this connections:

Budapest Nyugati – Leipzig via Prag hl.n. (Purchased by Deutsche Bahn) or Budapest Keleti – Leipzig via Wien/München (Purchased by Deutsche Bahn).

We suggest you to buy directly a ticket to the station LEIPZIG CONNEWITZ to save the costs of public transport in Leipzig.

Page 7 Transportation to Germany by Plane

There are three airports in the Leipzig area. LEIPZIG/HALLE (LEJ), Berlin SCHÖNEFELD (SXF) and Berlin TEGEL (TXL).

FROM LEIPZIG/HALLE AIRPORT (LEJ) you can FROM BERLIN SCHÖNEFELD AIRPORT (SXF) to FROM BERLIN TEGEL AIRPORT (TXL) to Leipzig take: Leipzig you can take: you can take:

• Commuter service (i-Bahn) lines S5 and S5X • Local train to BERLIN central station (HBF) and • Bus TXL to BERLIN HBF (central station) and to LEIPZIG CONNEWITZ train station. This then a train to LEIPZIG. Train tickets are pursh- then the train to LEIPZIG. Train tickets are pursh- starts every 30’ Minutes (from 4.25 a.m. to 11:23 cased by Deutsche Bahn. This connection takes 2 cased by Deutsche Bahn. This connection takes p.m.) and it costs 5,00 €. Tickets are available at hour and 45 minutes. 2 hours. the automatic ticket machines on the platforms. OR OR This connection takes 25 minutes. • Bus Flixbus to LEIPZIG BUSBAHNHOF (closed • Bus Flixbus or Blablabus to LEIPZIG BUSBAH- to Leipzig main station). This connection takes 2 NHOF (closed to Leipzig main station) This con- hours and 20 minutes. nection takes 2 hours and 40 minutes.

If you choose to travel from these airports with the train we suggest you to buy directly a ticket to the sta- RAIL&FLY Option tion LEIPZIG CONNEWITZ to save the costs of public transport in Leipzig.

If you fly with the follow airlines: Adria Airways, Aeroflot, Air Europa, Air Serbia, American Airlines, ANA, Belavia, Cathay Pacific Airways, Condor Flugdienst, Croatia Airlines, Deutsche Lufthansa, Egyptair, El Al Israel Airlines, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Etihad Airways, Eurow- ings, Eva Air, Finnair, Gulf Air, Hainan Airlines, Iberia, Icelandair, LATAMAirlines, MIAT Mongolian, TAP AirPortugal, TUIfly, Turkish Airlines, Ukraine Inter- national, United Airlines you can also buy a Rail&Fly option. This can only be booked via the offering airline or its agencies. It is important to inform them before ticket issuance that you want to use Rail&Fly. https://www.bahn.de/p/ view/service/buchung/flug/rail-and-fly-english.shtml This kind of ticket can be use in the same day from ANY German airport to all German destinations with all kind of trains. It costs 34,00 € one-way.

Page 8 Organizers

The exchange in Germany will be administrated by Eine Welt e.V. Leipzig.

CONTACTS: Mandatory! - Gabriele Fantoni Bring Healthy food and drinks from your coun Bornaische Strasse 18, 0049 176 81077335 (German phone) 04277 Leipzig, Germany try/region for the intercultural evening. [email protected] 0039 329 0112331 (Italian phone) www. einewelt-leipzig.de Your Country Flag Tel: (+49) 0341 3010143 [email protected] Fax: (+49) 0341 3919106 Medicine, if you have allergies/or you need VAT: DE141509820

medicine, please bring what you may need! - Material and researches requested by facili The whole exchange is managed by Associazione ACMOS. tators Via Leoncavallo 27, 10154 Torino Towels and bed sheets CONTACTS: Tel. 011.238.63.30 Fax 011.247.30.78 Toilet products Chiara Andena Mail [email protected] Web www.acmos.net 0039 3474559442 P. Iva 08480610016 Recommended! [email protected] Codice Fiscale 97590480014 Make sure you have an insurance (travel,

health, accident, liability), to inform you this costs cannot be reimbursed, its fully on participants. Photo camera, laptop Music, games, photo camera, cash Cheerful mood!

Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union

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