<< Objectives >>The project aims to promote civic activism and stimulate youth participation by supporting local young people in the co-creation of sustainable solutions to common environmental, economic and social problems. Through the participatory methodological approach of co-creation, the project aims also to enhance the skills of youth workers and small local organizations, and to raise the awareness of the larger local communities on sustainability and civic engagement.<< Implementation >>After a horizontal self-training workshop on non-formal methodologies for co-creation with staff members and local youth workers, participatory and democratic co-creation pilot projects will be implemented in each local context. Groups of òocal youths aged 18-30 will be guided by youth workers and staff members in the research, design and implementation of creative, innovative and sustainable solutions to common problems and specific needs of their communities.<< Results >>The project aims to:- Expand the theoretical-practical co-creation skills of 6 youth workers- Stimulate 30 young people to civic activism and offer them practical, useful skills for their future careers or entrepreneurial projects.- Create a practical manual containing the non-formal co-creation methodologies and the case studies of the project- Implement 3 mobilities for the capacity building of partner organizations- Sensitize 3 local communities to sustainability and civic participation.