Potentials of civic engagement for ecological justice and socio-ecological renewal of society

Duration October 2016 – July 2019

Project manager Dr. René John

Client BMUB, UBA

Cooperation partner University of Siegen, Sociodimension

The project aims to identify potentials and synergies for socio-ecological change processes in the classic areas of environmental engagement as well as in other areas of civic engagement, and to derive recommendations for promotion and action for their dissemination.

In this context, the social function of civic engagement for socio-ecological renewal is to be defined in more detail and a concept of civic engagement that is appropriate, contemporary and sustainable for environmental protection and sustainability is to be developed.

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