Sustainability Courses: 
Integrate sustainability and green economy topics into school and university curricula across various subjects.

Environmental Clubs:
Establish environmental clubs in schools and universities focusing on sustainability projects, environmental education, and green practices.

Eco-Workshops:
Conduct workshops on renewable energy, recycling, sustainable agriculture, and green technology.

Community Garden Projects:
Engage youth in creating and maintaining community gardens, teaching them about sustainable agriculture and local food production.

Startup Incubators:
Set up incubators and accelerators for green startups, providing mentorship, resources, and funding opportunities for young entrepreneurs.

Innovation Challenges:
Organize competitions and hackathons focused on developing innovative solutions to environmental problems, with winning ideas receiving implementation support.

Online Courses:
 Offer accessible or affordable online courses on green economy topics, including climate change, renewable energy, and sustainable business practices. 

Educational Apps:
Develop apps that teach sustainability concepts through interactive content, games, and quizzes.

Mentorship Programs:
These programs pair young people with mentors in the green economy sector who can provide guidance, support, and networking opportunities.

Green Career Fairs:
Host career fairs focusing on green jobs and connecting youth with potential employers in the sustainability field.

Clean-Up Drives:
Organize community clean-up events and recycling drives to promote environmental stewardship and community involvement.

Volunteering Opportunities:
Provide opportunities for youth to volunteer with environmental organizations and projects.

Green Art Projects:
Encourage youth to create art, music, theatre, and films highlighting environmental issues and promoting sustainable living.

Storytelling Campaigns:
Use storytelling to raise awareness about the green economy, featuring real-life stories of individuals and communities making a difference.

Influencer Partnerships:
Collaborate with social media influencers to spread awareness and educate their followers about green economy initiatives.

Hashtag Campaigns:
Launch social media campaigns with specific hashtags to encourage youth participation and share their sustainable practices and projects.

Tech Integration:
Promote green technologies, such as solar panels, energy-efficient appliances, and electric vehicles, through hands-on demonstrations and projects.

DIY Renewable Energy Projects:
Engage youth in DIY projects like building solar-powered devices or wind turbines, fostering interest in renewable energy technologies.

Global Youth Networks:
Connect young people with international networks focused on sustainability, such as the United Nations Youth and Environment Program.

Exchange Programs:
Facilitate international exchange programs where youth can learn about green economy practices and initiatives in different countries.

Youth Advisory Councils:
Establish youth advisory councils to advise local governments on sustainability policies and initiatives.

Advocacy Training:
Provide training on advocacy skills, empowering youth to campaign for environmental policies and sustainable development.

Certification Programs:
Develop certification programs for schools, universities, and youth organizations that meet specific sustainability criteria.

Awards and Recognition:
Young individuals or groups that contribute significantly to the green economy are recognized and rewarded through awards and public recognition.

Eco-Challenges:
Organize challenges to encourage youth to adopt sustainable practices, such as reducing plastic use, conserving water, and lowering their carbon footprint.

Green Living Campaigns:
Run campaigns that promote sustainable living habits, providing tips and resources for making eco-friendly choices.