Innovation camp group 2

E 5 E n t re p re n e u r s h i p E d u c a t i o n 2 0 1 2 – 1 4 Innovation Camp 2 „Tábor Issues“ Name of group: „TIGERS“ • • • • • • • •

Michaela Švejdová (Czech Republic) Monika Hladíková (Czech Republic) Zuzana Matějková (Czech Republic) Jitka Melicharová (Czech Republic) Kateřina Šeráková (Czech Republic) Shelly Meyer (Germany) Cindy Oliveira (Luxembourg) Lasse Pedersen (Denmark)

How should these issues be implemented?

1. Ban on alcohol and smoking in certain areas of the town (schools, sports grounds,

bus stops) Czech Republic In our town smoking is banned only in some pubs which are identified, on the bus stops, at the train stations.

Drinking of alcohol is banned in all of public places.

But the biggest problem is that the people ignore these bans .

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Germany In Hamburg drinking alcohol during school and while driving the public transportation is banned and smoking in restaurants and in closed public areaslike clubs and trains or busses its forbidden as well thats why in hamburg there are closed glassed cubes where you can go and smoke in closed public areas like in the airoport

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Denmark

In Denmark we have a very strict policy about smoking. You are not allowed to smoke on the areas of the schools, in the restaurants and many other public places. However, there are some places, like cafes, restaurants and so on, which have areas, where the smokers are allowed to smoke. These areas is called smoking cabins.

What goes for the alcohol, you are not allowed to buy alcohol on less you are 18 or above. In places like pubs and discos, you are normally only allowed to go in these places if you are 18 or above. However sometimes people, that are 16 or above are allowed in special events.

Luxembourg

Alcohol and smoking are forbidden at school.

Smoking is also forbidden in restaurants, in some pubs depends on the hour.

Solutions for first point: - build smoking areas at bus stations - punish people who smoke and drink in areas where it is not allowed with a fine

2. CCTV cameras into problem areas Czech Republic CCTV cameras are important for security of people.

They are on every main street and other public places (bus stops, bus and train stations, shop centres…).

We think that our private is not disturbed, because people should not behave like animals. It is for our safety.

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Germany In Hamburg CCTV cameras are only in bus and train stations and at shopping malls or at privat stores and in banks and in front of the town hall and museums. As you can see on the picture the Reeperbahn is beeing video controled because of crime.

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Denmark

In certain problem areas, like in pubs and discos, we have cameras overviewing, to make sure that everything is proceeding as it should do. Should a problem arise, like a fight or something like that, you can see on the cameras, the one, who caused the trouble and therefore who is guilty.

Luxembourg

We have CCTV cameras at the post, train station, train, shops, school and bus. And also in “quartier de la gare” which is a dangerous place.

Suggestions for second point

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It can stay the same because it doesn’t disturb the inhabitants of tabor and it is only for security

3. Street culture (art performers) Czech Republic In some places are legal walls that are used to graffiti art.

At public buildings graffiti art is illegal.

In our opinion somewhere this art is very nice and cool.

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Germany Hamburg has got a lot of street culture and art performers because it is a culture metropolis. Most of them are in the city of Hamburg

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Denmark

You don’t see art performers in Denmark. If you do it will most certainly happen in Denmark’s biggest cities like, Copenhagen, Aarhus and so on. In Varde we don’t have any graffiti paintings.

Luxembourg

We have a lot of street art like graffities. The culture of dance hip hop is big. We have rap and dance competition in a place calls Hamilius. In the train station we have constantly photo exposition. The theme of this month is fair trade.

Suggestions for third point - schools can create flashmobs and street theatre - government should support street artists because it attracts tourists more money to city - organize street battles where the artists beg for money and that money will be donated 4. Discounts for students in different areas of life (sports, culture) Czech Republic In the Czech Republic we have many student discounts. For example, in school we use the "ISIC" cards which offer many discounts in the area of culture, shopping and travel.

Further each student can travel for a 25% discount.

We think that students should have the advantages, because most of them do not work and have not a lot of money. http://www.icmtabor.cz/wp-content/uploads/ruka_karta_ISIC.jpg

Germany Hamburg has discounts on some activities, stores for students, restaurants and theatres Denmark

Students in Denmark have different kind of discount. They can have discounts in some cloth shops, for transportation, in fitness centres and so on. For example transportation you can pay for a transportation card and it works for three months. The card allows you to travel with bus, train and other transportation options. When you are a student, and are using the public transportation every day, the transportation card is an opportunity.

Luxembourg With the usual student card, we can get reductions in cinema and museums but also in fast foods. Moreover, we can pay a student card which is 5 euros per year and we have reductions in some cloth shops, cinemas and fast foods.

We also have in all community a “Maison des jeunes” it is a youth house where only young people from 13-26 years can go in and the young people are accompanied from two educator. With them we do a lot of activities for free or for very cheap because the state pays it.

Suggestions of fourth point - it should stay as it is because it is a great thing for students who don’t earn money that they have discounts - government could introduce like in Luxembourg youth houses for young people