Tracing Danish climate responsibility

The project comprised 24 young people aged 19-25 years from different parts of the world.

The idea was to talk with the Danes in their cars, while getting a lift, and later in their houses about climate issues and how well informed and aware they are of climate issues.

In this project we were supposed to hitchhike from Sønderborg to Copenhagen through three different routes in which we divided ourselves into three teams named Blue, Green and Red, comprising of ten people with eight hitchhikers and two team leaders in each group. 

The project was fun and made me experience and learn things that I would never experience anywhere else, but through hitchhiking here in Denmark. People who picked us up on the road where great, and the ones we also stayed with in their places where also amazing.

We shared and we talked a lot about climate, and I have found that people here are very friendly and nice as well.

Read the Climate blog here.

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While Adrian usually works for Tanzanian Youth Coaliation (TYC) in Dar Es Salaam, which is a partner with MS Tanzania ActionAid Denmark (MSTZAADK), Adrian is free to speak his mind on this blog in regards of his personal and professional experience gathered during his stay in Denmark. Obviously, he will one way or the other be representing both organisations, so to speak, but Adrian's viewpoints on this blog should not necessarily be taken representative for TYC or MSTZAADK.

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