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Unfortunately, this idea was not selected

Unfortunately, the idea did not receive enough votes in the poll and will therefore not proceed to the next phase.

However, the project team and the City of Zurich are reviewing all submitted ideas once again to identify potential synergies with other projects. Perhaps your idea could be implemented even without additional support? Please consider whether you would like to pursue the idea further.

If you’d like to continue getting involved in the pilot neighbourhood, you can also help develop one of the 26 selected ideas. To do so, contact the idea proposers directly or write to mitmachen@pilotquartier.ch.

The CO2 detectives on a mission! - Children discover sustainability in a playful way. The reduction of CO2 becomes a family experience.

Avatar: Simone Anton Simone Anton

Idea not chosen
The idea: Imagine children discovering sustainability not through rules, but through play, adventure and curiosity. They become CO2 detectives! The aim is to create exciting (analogue) games and suggestions for the mums and dads of the pilot quarter for their bright children in order to make CO2 reduction and sustainable behaviour tangible (e.g. finding energy guzzlers in the household or getting to know the most sustainable options when shopping with mum and dad and paying attention to them themselves afterwards). The children discover hidden "CO2 traces" in everyday life and learn how they can actively protect the climate in everyday life. The reduction of CO2 becomes a family experience. Formats could be: A board or card game, or even a wall calendar with various hands-on activities for the children and the whole family. Possibly also supported by a newsletter with new suggestions and suggestions for suitable pilot neighbourhood activities that can complement the approach of playful learning.
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