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Are you 25 years old or younger and bursting with ideas to make your town, your neighborhood, your school, or even your region more sustainable, more inclusive, and more resilient? Then you’re exactly who LEADER Wëlle Westen and Äerdschëff asbl are looking for with their new call for Mini Resilience Projects!

This call aims to encourage youth civic engagement by giving young people the opportunity to bring their ideas to life with funding of up to 4,000 euros. But that’s not all: each selected project will also benefit from personalized support provided by the Äerdschëff team.

Whether your ideas focus on permaculture, circular economy, low-tech solutions, intergenerational exchange, shared governance, or other innovative topics, our team will help you develop your project in the best possible conditions.

Call for Mini-Resilience Projects

Young people of the canton of Redange, bring your ideas!

Why Take Part?

To bring to life an idea that matters to you and that can have a real local impact.
To benefit from financial and technical support to help ensure the success of your project.
To develop your personal and professional skills while actively contributing to the positive transformation of your community.

How to Submit Your Project?

Start by downloading the project guidelines, which include all the necessary conditions.

Then prepare a short project proposal clearly presenting your idea. This proposal should include your objectives, the audience you wish to reach, a provisional timeline, and an estimated budget.

Do You Have Questions or Need a Hand?

For anything related to administrative and financial aspects, feel free to contact the LEADER Wëlle Westen team at: wellewesten@leader.lu

If you need technical support in areas like low-tech solutions, permaculture, circular economy, shared governance, or for the development of your project, get in touch directly with the Äerdschëff asbl team at: team@aerdscheff.lu

Spread the Word!

Get your friends, classmates, and colleagues on board — and together, contribute actively to making the Redange region more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient. This is the perfect opportunity to showcase the creativity and commitment of Luxembourg’s youth.