Over 3000 students from Private and Government Schools in Delhi, along with rural and tribal students from across the country will participate in this three day event, to understand the values inherent in sustainable development.

During the course of the festival, scientists, academicians and grassroots' activists will address local as well as global issues, encouraging students to take affirmative action as stakeholders, to endorse models of development that are most sustainable for our planet.

The participation of youth in this learning process will enable them to engage in creative thinking, problem solving and self learning.

The festival is also a celebration of "Yuva Ekta: Youth Unite", the Community Outreach program, with urban and rural youth coming together in the fight against desertification and poverty, in an effort to preserve bio-diversity and natural resources. A solidarity between the privileged and underprivileged, united by a common Vision.

Each morning the students will have an opportunity to meet the "Green Warriors" - outstanding men and women who have battled these issues in various fora, and have a wealth of experience to share.

The afternoons offer workshops in creative expression like theatre, music, dance, painting, mural making, puppetry and others, through which the students would express their vision of environmental integrity.

Film screenings, street plays, workshops, lectures would enable the children learn new skills and leave the festival with an inspired Action Plan for themselves and their peer group. Truly Young Visionaries!

Workshops for the Young Visionary 2007 - Stakeholders in Sustainability

Bulbul Sharma: Nature - Art and Craft with Recycled Material and Natural Colors

Centre for Science and Environment: Workshop on Water Conservation

Chintan: Workshop on the Importance of Recycling

Gilles Chuyen: Modern Dance

Goonj: Interactive Session on Recycling of waste products

Kabaad Se Jugaad: Workshop on Recycling

Kalpavriksha: Workshop on Urban Green Areas

Keystone Foundation: Interactive discussion on the Cultural Ties of Adivasi Tribals in the Nilgiris

Keystone Foundation: Film Screening - "Honey Hunters of the Blue Mountains"

National Bal Bhawan: Pottery, Paper Recycling and Model Making

NCPRI and JOSH: Workshops on Right To Information

Salaam Baalak Trust: Craft Work with Jute

Steps for Change: Lets Walk Together

Ms Kriti: Theatre Workshops

Kanika Batra: Moving Together

Tarun Bharat Sangh: Workshop on Water Conservation

Toxics Link: Quiz Competition followed by a Game on Segration and Composting