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An app, five posters, 25 activities, three learning events, a podcast, a film, a European Action Plan and a report. This is everything the Consumo Justo partnership produced, with links.
On 28 August three Warsaw organisations that work with young women, young entrepreneurs and young people of African origin spent an afternoon with the Consumo Justo tools. Twelve people came, watched the project’s films and agreed to plan joint events.
Sixty-three evaluation forms, three host reports and two years of notes went into one report on how to teach fair consumption to young people.
The final film of Consumo Justo is out. Youth workers and young people from five countries look back on three training events and say what they will keep doing.
Young people in five countries each designed a local action for fairer consumption. Our youth team proposed a Bring Your Own Cup Day on campus, and we brought the five plans together in one European Action Plan.
Two minutes from the second Consumo Justo seminar. The film starts on a pier on the Atlantic coast and ends with participants saying what they took home.
The first Consumo Justo seminar now has its own short film. In three minutes, youth workers from five countries say where responsible consumption starts for them.
The Consumo Justo app puts explanatory sheets, 25 activities, national resources and a map of local initiatives on a phone. It is free, works in six languages and was shaped by what young people asked for.
The last Consumo Justo training brought 27 participants to Riga for five days. They defined sustainability together, visited one of the largest waste sites in the Baltics and ended the week running activities they had designed themselves.
For the last partner meeting of Consumo Justo, Mobile Adventure welcomed colleagues from France, Spain, Norway and Latvia to Warsaw. On the table: a finished toolkit, a European Action Plan to write and one more training to run.
In November 2025 the Consumo Justo partners met in south-west France. Youth workers from five countries tried the project’s app for the first time, argued about minimalism and finished at the Dax market.