The Paradijsvogeltuin is an initiative for and by the neighbourhood.

Building community, fostering a culture of collectivity and reducing our environmental footprint through sharing resources, skills and knowledge.

Students and teachers put the circular economy principles into practice by proposing circular ideas and practices that are applicable in everyday school life.

This good practice shows how a participatory project can enhance community quality of life, motivating residents to actively improve their shared environment.

”Pori well-being money ” is a participatory budgeting initiative where residents can themselves think of ideas to benefit the wellbeing of Pori people.

Sundparken, a new youth area, is being developed around the Market Hall, with sixteen youth representatives having collaborated with an architect on the plan.

Kiel has a children's and youth advisory council (“Young Council”) to represent the concerns and interests of young people to the public and politicians.