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Semiha Yeni has created the project "Greener Cities, Better Lives" in Class2Class.org

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Greener Cities, Better Lives

What is this project about?

Students from different cities explore how urban green spaces impact health, climate, and equality. Through research, mapping, and design, they compare local realities and create proposals for more sustainable, inclusive urban environments—fostering ...
Age of Students
16-18 years
Project Duration
4 weeks
Starting Month
December 2026

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This project contributes to the following global goals

This project promotes and protects these children's rights

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the project, students will:

  1. Identify key environmental, social, and health benefits of urban green spaces through local research.
  2. Compare the availability and quality of green spaces across partner communities using data and observation tools.
  3. Analyze how access to nature in cities relates to equity, climate resilience, and well-being.
  4. Design a green space proposal that responds to real needs, using cross-cultural collaboration and digital tools.
  5. Reflect on the role of youth in shaping sustainable cities and propose actionable steps in their communities.
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Skills to develop

Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving
Global Awareness
Digital Literacy
Collaboration & Teamwork
Intercultural Communication

Project Activities

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Idea activity

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Map and Compare Green Spaces in Our City

Students map the green spaces in their neighborhood and compare access and quality with the partner city, then present their findings as slides about how these spaces affect health, climate, and equality.

Duration: 120 minutes
Delivery: Slides Presentation
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Climate Workshop: Green Spaces and Heat in Our City

Students attend a school workshop on climate, then use what they learn to examine how green spaces affect local temperatures and health. They write a short case study linking the workshop findings to their own neighborhood.

Duration: 90 minutes
Delivery: Case Study
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Live Debate with Our Partner Class on Climate Change and Cities

Students join a live video meeting with the partner country's class to debate how cities can respond to climate change, using the green space data they collected. Each side presents its evidence and responds to the other's arguments.

Duration: 90 minutes
Delivery: Brainstorm

Based on the idea Greener Cities, Better Lives