Partner projects
The Mol nach emol project aims to integrate the circular economy into everyday school life in Luxembourg. Unused school materials are collected and given a second life. This means that entire school classes can use the materials free of charge and reusable items are saved from disposal.
The BNE (Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung platform was developed to promote exchange between organisations, institutions and the education community involved in education for sustainable development (ESD). It also offers interested members of the public the opportunity to find out about current developments and programmes.
The website serves the following purposes:
– To offer competences, offers for ESD activities and teaching materials.
– Exchange best practice examples and experiences.
– To jointly develop interdisciplinary educational projects.
Every year, the SDK Akademie takes part in the BNE Fair, an event that offers professionals from formal and non-formal education inspiring impulses for implementing sustainable educational approaches.
Further information:
SustainLux is a platform that promotes social learning and knowledge sharing around sustainability. Developed as an interactive space for exchange, SustainLux highlights place-based knowledge, interests and expertise in combination with geographical information.
Visitors are invited to publish their own entries or network with the diverse projects on the website. SustainLux also offers a free tendering and awarding function that organisations can use to initiate tenders and awards in the field of sustainability.
The Sustainable Entrepreneurial Schools project is an initiative of the Service de la Coordination de la Recherche et de l’Innovation pédagogiques et technologiques (SCRIPT) in collaboration with the Ministry of the Economy. This platform brings together lycées that are involved in the Sustainable Entrepreneurial Competence programme with external partners from the business world. It documents the schools’ projects and progress in the field of sustainable entrepreneurship and offers project partners a space to present their activities such as workshops, short internships, lectures, competitions, visits and challenges to promote sustainable entrepreneurship skills among secondary school students.
In collaboration with Sivec, the SDK Akademie is offering a workshop on recycling, reuse and waste avoidance. The participating classes have the opportunity to produce creative objects for their own projects using the materials available at Sivec. At the same time, the pupils use VR glasses to experience the plastic recycling process up close and learn how sustainable use of resources works.
In collaboration with the Science Center, the SDK Akademie has developed a practical workshop on the circular economy. Here, schoolgirls learn how plastic is recycled and why a closed material cycle is so important. The participants learn how they can reuse plastic waste sensibly in order to conserve resources and protect the environment in the long term.