Finnish Development NGOs Fingo is the umbrella organisation of Finnish civil society organisations engaged in development cooperation and global citizenship education. Fingo and its member organisations promote sustainable development and global justice and work to make life fairer everywhere. Fingo organizes the yearly World Village Festival which is Finland s leading event for global action for the whole family, a free cultural festival and a trade fair for sustainable development. World Village raises global challenges and solutions, increases understanding and provides concrete ways to take action to create change. The program will consist of concerts, discussions, and workshops. In the festival area different organisations and institutions and other actors present their work.This camp is a part of the project European Youth in Action: policymakers for climate justice, supported by the CERV programme, improving competences in concrete actions for climate justice. The horizontal theme of this camp is greenwashing.
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World Village Festival is committed to continually improving its environmental efforts. The festival strives to minimize waste and is committed to recycling. The international volunteers of the festival are part of larger volunteer crew which is carrying out several different tasks. The first three days the festival area is built up. This means carrying tables, setting up tents, installing signs and banners and helping with area decoration. During the festival days many volunteers are needed in assisting tasks in different teams which keep the festival area tidy and festiival visitors will learn about recycling. After the festival, volunteers work with take-down work such as taking down banners, signs and decorations.
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The volunteers will stay in simple shared accommodation. During the working days meals will be provided while breakfast and dinner will be prepared by the volunteers together in groups. The food will be mostly plant-based.
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The camp happens in Helsinki, the active and vibrant capital of Finland.
