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Swedish youth engaged in paid projects to address climate change issues. · Cyprus Report

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Swedish youth engaged in paid projects to address climate change issues.

1 sourceFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 20 days ago

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A new scheme in Sweden is allowing young people to create environmental projects while receiving paid summer jobs.
The Youth Participation Scheme (YPS) aims to address both climate change and high youth unemployment in the country.
Participants, such as Oona Verveld and Clara Vikberg, are engaging in hands-on work that contributes positively to their communities.
The program is positioned as an innovative response to the challenges posed by climate change and economic uncertainty among youth.
By providing alternative employment opportunities, the YPS seeks to empower young people to take action on climate issues.

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‘I don’t just watch climate change happening’: the young Swedes being paid to make a differenceThe Guardian · 20 days ago

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A new scheme in Sweden is allowing young people to create environmental projects while receiving paid summer jobs.
The Youth Participation Scheme (YPS) aims to address both climate change and high youth unemployment in the country.
Participants, such as Oona Verveld and Clara Vikberg, are engaging in hands-on work that contributes positively to their communities.
The program is positioned as an innovative response to the challenges posed by climate change and economic uncertainty among youth.
By providing alternative employment opportunities, the YPS seeks to empower young people to take action on climate issues.

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