Europe on Track 12 Results – Results Booklet
How does eco-anxiety shape the way young people experience the climate crisis, and what can help turn concern into meaningful action?
Throughout Europe on Track 12, six ambassadors travelled across Europe on two routes, visiting 18 cities and engaging with young people through educational activities, workshops, interviews and local events. The project created spaces to explore the emotional, social and political dimensions of the climate crisis, while encouraging participants to reflect on their experiences, exchange perspectives and consider opportunities for collective action.
Over the course of the journey, we engaged with more than 300 young Europeans representing 31 nationalities. Their contributions offered valuable insights into the challenges young people face, from feelings of uncertainty and lack of control to barriers to participation, limited resources and the need for stronger community support. They also highlighted the importance of education, accessible opportunities and meaningful youth involvement in shaping climate action.
This Results Booklet provides an overview of the main findings and experiences gathered throughout the project. It brings together the educational activities, participants’ perspectives, lessons learned and the impact of the Action Tour, alongside recommendations for policymakers and other stakeholders. Through this overview, we aim to share what we learned from young people across Europe and contribute to a broader conversation on how eco-anxiety can be addressed through education, community support and collective action.
Discover the results of our journey and explore what young people across Europe had to say.
Read the booklet bellow.