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Here in the Finnish team, we have been thinking a lot about how to get a new perspective on this climate issue for our meeting in Turku this month. In many places, great work has been done to raise the climate issue to the forum. It has been done good regional cooperation. All in all,Jatka lukemista ”A new perspective in order to mitigate the climate crisis”

With the year 2019 ending, let’s take a look at what the libraries accomplished just before the holiday season. The photos tell a colourful tale of ideas for sustainable Christmas decoration, as well as other great ways to meet the new decade with the wellbeing of the planet Earth on our minds. “In the RaisioJatka lukemista ”Happy Green Year!”

Tallinn Central Library organized a series of events to raise awareness on sustainability an to inspire members of the local community to reduce their ecological footprint. The series was called Roheline raamatukogu (in English ”Green Library”). The first event of the series took place in Kadrioru branch library on the 16th of November and wasJatka lukemista ””Green Library” event series in Tallinn”

In 2015 all United Nations Member States have confirmed the Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Global Goals, for ensuring that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030. A lot of attention in these goals is paid to a variety of actions and measures that contribute to the protection of our planet. HereJatka lukemista ”Events for Children at Vilnius County Public Library”

One of the leading principles in project My Green Identity is looking at the flip side of carbon footprint and seeing all the numerous possibilities of sustainability. We like to call it “green fingerprint”. It consists of all the positive action – individual or organized – towards a more sustainable planet. We have decided toJatka lukemista ”Green thumbs-up to Finnish media”