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Sources Library

Welcome to the ECOGAGE Sources Library.

This resource collection provides access to the trusted and verified sources used by the ECOGAGE project team during the development of our educational materials. Every Fact Sheet, Interactive Animated Video, and Short Game in the Sustainable Household Plattform is based on carefully selected information from scientific research, public institutions, international organisations, and other reliable sources.

The library is designed to make our work transparent and to support learners who want to explore sustainability topics in greater depth. Rather than simply presenting conclusions, we invite you to examine the evidence, understand different perspectives, and develop your own informed opinions.

You can filter resources by topic, language, and project output. Whether you are interested in sustainable consumption, mobility, energy use, clothing, food choices, or sustainability claims and labels, the library provides direct access to the information that helped shape the ECOGAGE learning experience.

What You Can Find Here

  • Trusted and verified external resources
  • Scientific studies and research publications
  • Reports from public institutions and international organisations
  • Educational materials and practical guidance
  • Sources linked to specific ECOGAGE Fact Sheets, Videos, and Short Games

Why We Created This Library

The ECOGAGE project promotes critical thinking for sustainable living. We believe that sustainability decisions should be based on evidence rather than assumptions, marketing messages, or simplified claims.

This library helps you:

  • Verify information independently
  • Explore the evidence behind sustainability claims
  • Understand different perspectives and trade-offs
  • Strengthen your critical thinking skills
  • Make more informed decisions in everyday life

The goal is not to tell you what to think — but to help you make informed decisions based on a fuller understanding of the facts.

Because critical thinking is one of the most important skills for sustainable living.