📋 Tender Overview
Contract partner: FIAN - Food First Information and Action Network, Sektion sterreich
Country: Austria Funding amount: € 235.200,00 Project start: 01.01.2025 End: 31.12.2027
SHORT DESCRIPTION:
Overall goal
The importance of the rights of future generations for achieving the SDGs is structured, analyzed, and illustrated using various areas of action and concrete cases. The rights of future generations are recognized by the target groups as an essential link between human rights and climate justice and serve as a bridge for cooperation between actors from different fields of action. With particular consideration of the perspectives of those affected in the Global South, participatory processes (particularly with young people and students) are used to develop approaches to how international and national law can be applied to unborn generations. The human rights-based approach in development cooperation, the Maastricht Principles for the Rights of Future Generations, and the SDGs play an important role as political processes/instruments that promote the achievement of sustainable social and ecological justice.
Expected results
Result 1: The importance of the rights of future generations for the implementation of the right to food and the achievement of climate justice was structured, analyzed, and made visible using various fields of action and concrete cases.
Result 2: Together with the target groups and with the involvement of representatives from the Global South, solutions were developed to ensure the participation of the perspectives of future generations in relevant political processes.
Result 3: ZG Jugend sees itself as a rights holder and acts as an advocate for future generations.
Result 4: ZG multipliers address the rights of future generations and SDGs and are committed to their implementation.
Result 5: The perspectives of future generations in the context of climate justice, the right to food, and peasant rights are recognized and supported by the SDG policy as a key element for achieving the SDGs.
Target group / Beneficiaries
Target groups:
ZG-Jugend: Interested young civil society and critical consumers (6,000 directly, 20,000 indirectly);
ZG multipliers: multipliers from the fields of development cooperation, human rights, children's and youth rights, women and climate/environment (300 direct/4,500 indirect);
ZG policy: decision-makers from politics and administration (15 direct/100 indirect);
ZG-Indirect: Recipients of FIAN media and public relations work (1 million).
Partners - Project partnership and networking in project planning and implementation:
International: FIAN International und weltweite FIAN-Sektionen, La V a Campesina/ECVC/CETIM, Global Network on the Right to Food and Nutrition, Geneva Academy, Intergenerational Center for Global Action.
National: Federal Youth Representation, CLaw Climate Law, Fridays for Future, GLOBAL2000, Dreik nigsaktion DKA, Chamber of Labor, AG Globale Vera
