Something For Everyone

Plant fruit trees in public spaces to provide free food for residents while bringing neighbours together through collaborative environmental action that creates lasting community connections.

Connect children to learn about where food comes from and to explore nature.

Planting multi-year perennial vegetables with the help of planting experts

Technovation Girls empowers girls and gender-diverse youth to solve community problems through technology and entrepreneurship, building real apps with global impact.

Organise a free meeting place in your community to repair things instead of throwing them away.

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.

Create a shared garden in your neighbourhood where people can connect to each other, nature and food.

Experience the real-time spread of a fictional pathogen in your classroom to visualize disease transmission and model outbreak preparedness.

Transform your setting into an experiential outbreak response hub with enhanced complexity and realism. Students role-play as decision makers —public health officials, journalists and government leaders — to control the outbreak of a fictional pathogen.

Set up a community sharing station with smart lockers that let neighbours borrow everyday items 24/7 using a smartphone app, reducing waste and consumption.

Hour of AI introduces students and communities to artificial intelligence through fun, accessible activities that demystify AI concepts and spark curiosity about technology’s role in our world.

A decentralised micro plastic recycling system to help you recycle and make products locally.

The alternative plastic recycling system run by (brilliant) people around the planet.

Join the movement to pick litter and keep our communities clean.

Use the power of citizen science to understand, monitor, and protect your local freshwater bodies. (Available to large groups of 80-100 members.)

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.

Join a Europe-wide support programme designed for registered community energy groups. Receive up to €14,000 in funding, one year of REScoop.eu membership, hands-on capacity building, and direct access to a network of 2,500 energy communities across 31 countries — so your initiative can grow, learn and thrive.

Organize a Walking School Bus in your local area for a healthier, more fun way for kids to get to and from school.

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.