The winner of the iPad that was up for grabs for those who registered before 30 June is Kyo, real name Kao-Na Pongsagul. Click on 'Read more' to watch the video of the draw.
The Sustainable Thinking Platform is about to get even more exciting as we plan to give away a brand new Apple iPad to one lucky person who registers to participate in our Sustainable Thinking Competition before 30 June.
Multimedia Competition is now closed. New edition starting soon
The firts edition of the Sustainable Thinking Platform multimedia competiton ended on 31 July. The winners will be announced soon and a new edition will strart by the end of August.
A common theme in all sustainability issues is INEQUITY. Through my essay, I have shown how various existing gaps, whether they are: a) Demand/Supply b) Production/Consumption c) Developing/Developed Country d) Technology/Income can be overcome, if there is direct youth participation. It is important, I feel, to re-question accepted wisdom on how, what and how much we consume. I also believe that as young people, we can influence sustainable production more directly.
Today’s consumption is undermining the environmental resource base. In order to make this dream of a ‘Green Prosperous World’ come true, we will have to rely on our most valuable asset, the youth. Many of the best ideas come from young minds; the youth is, and must be, the builder of a new society.
To wake up at 5 am and spend next 4 hours riding through streets of a big city in a dust car, to spend 8 hours every Saturday on sorting waste in municipal sorting plant, to meet with friends at a huge students music festival just to organize waste collection – impossible when you’re young and so many parties is waiting for you? “Impossible is nothing” to a group of students from Poland, a group of young people who can became great example of how can young people all over the globe contribute to the promotion of sustainable behaviors.