ChangeX will help you to start or expand a community project in your neighbourhood. This challenge is dedicated to helping you build thriving and sustainable communities across Gävle, Sandviken and Staffanstorp.
Planting multi-year perennial vegetables with the help of planting experts
Community Fridges are accessible public spaces where local businesses and residents share surplus food that would otherwise go to waste, creating stronger communities whilst reducing environmental impact.
Organize a Walking School Bus in your local area for a healthier, more fun way for kids to get to and from school.
地域の人々を集めて、無料で果物を提供し、都市の緑化を進めるためにオープンオーチャード（果樹園）を開催しましょう。
Transform a public space in your community into a joyful learning opportunity.
Start a Cycling Without Age chapter to give older adults the joy of outdoor adventures through specially designed trishaw rides, creating meaningful connections between generations whilst combating loneliness and social isolation.
Transform a parking space into a vibrant community hub using digitally fabricated designs that require no screws, glue, or nails to assemble.
A community-led initiative where trained volunteers escort groups of children to school by bike along safe, planned routes, creating a mobile protected cycle lane for young cyclists.
Create a shared garden in your neighbourhood where people can connect to each other, nature and food.
Murals for Communities brings people together through collaborative mural art projects that transform unloved spaces whilst fostering connection, creativity, and community pride across all ages and abilities.
Connect children to learn about where food comes from and to explore nature.
コミュニティ内で無料の集会場を設け、物を捨てる代わりに修理するようにしましょう。
The Sweden County Community Challenge is an opportunity for communities to come together to create thriving communities across Gävle, Sandviken, and Staffanstorp. We’re excited to support local action across these locations and to see the collective impact we can have in building healthier, more sustainable communities.
