How we work

Young Friends of Earth Europe has a horizontal structure – there is not one person in control who sits at the top and dishes out the instructions. Instead, we collect information from our member groups and work collaboratively to produce campaigns and events that are useful and interesting for our member countries. We are a …

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reCAPture the CAP! Join our campaign

Join Young Friends of the Earth Europe as we take action on the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy and demand fairer and more sustainable farming in Europe. 2012 marks 50 years since the CAP was implemented. It’s also the year that major reforms to the policy will be decided. This autumn, Young Friends of the Earth …

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Our demands

The international community must agree to take sufficient action to protect the global climate for young people now and in the future. Survival of future generations is not negotiable. We are deeply concerned about our future and the future of our children. It is not possible to have infinite growth on a finite planet. World …

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News

Youth activists from Young Friend of the Earth Europe are always busy taking action for environmental and social justice. Read more news and voices from our network below.   Young Friends of the Earth Europe turns five year’s young, by Juliana Okropiridse, June 27th Rio+20; Final network action report, June 25th Rio+20: Report on protest …

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