We build on citizenship, entrepreneurship, education, media and technology.

We strive to

tackle Europe’s generational challenges

  • European identity crisis

    This new era forces Europe to make consciuous choices about its future role in the world. While a joint vision for our continent is missing, we have forgotten about our strengths, shared values and achievements, and the magnitude of the European idea.

  • Stagnating growth and erosion of prosperity

    Europe’s prosperity still builds on innovation, entrepreneurship and peace dividends from a century that is long gone. A lack of role models and incentives, as well as fragmentation and over-regulation have led us into a state of heavy paralysis and decline.

  • Lack of sovereignty, resilience and security

    Europe has grown used to being an American protectorate that cannot defend itself. In a less stable world order, with open wars, refugee crisis and a sentiment of state failure, a fragmented Europe seems taken by surprise, unable to provide full security.

  • Institutional weakness of the European Union

    The EU today suffers from democratic deficits and a lack of representation, an emotional disconnect from its citizens, slow decision-making and bureaucratic overload, as well as market barriers, local optimization and fragmentation.

  • Over-reliance on an overstretched state

    We have overburdened our states with responsibilities, creating unrealistic expectations, overblown authorities, over-regulation, as well as a culture of comfort and apathy. By that, individual agency, active citizenship, and entrepreneurial spirits decay.

A big idea here that is really exciting

Our Mission

European unity and growth

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  • European identity crisis

    This new era forces Europe to make consciuous choices about its future role in the world. While a joint vision for our continent is missing, we have forgotten about our strengths, shared values and achievements, and the magnitude of the European idea.

  • Stagnating growth and erosion of prosperity

    Europe’s prosperity still builds on innovation, entrepreneurship and peace dividends from a century that is long gone. A lack of role models and incentives, as well as fragmentation and over-regulation have led us into a state of heavy paralysis and decline.

  • Lack of sovereignty, resilience and security

    Europe has grown used to being an American protectorate that cannot defend itself. In a less stable world order, with open wars, refugee crisis and a sentiment of state failure, a fragmented Europe seems taken by surprise, unable to provide full security.

  • Institutional weakness of the European Union

    The EU today suffers from democratic deficits and a lack of representation, an emotional disconnect from its citizens, slow decision-making and bureaucratic overload, as well as market barriers, local optimization and fragmentation.

  • Over-reliance on an overstretched state

    We have overburdened our states with responsibilities, creating unrealistic expectations, overblown authorities, over-regulation, as well as a culture of comfort and apathy. By that, individual agency, active citizenship, and entrepreneurial spirits decay.

  • New shared identity and confidence

    This new era forces Europe to make consciuous choices about its future role in the world. While a joint vision for our continent is missing, we have forgotten about our strengths, shared values and achievements, and the magnitude of the European idea.

  • Stagnating growth and erosion of prosperity

    Europe’s prosperity still builds on innovation, entrepreneurship and peace dividends from a century that is long gone. A lack of role models and incentives, as well as fragmentation and over-regulation have led us into a state of heavy paralysis and decline.

  • Lack of sovereignty, resilience and security

    Europe has grown used to being an American protectorate that cannot defend itself. In a less stable world order, with open wars, refugee crisis and a sentiment of state failure, a fragmented Europe seems taken by surprise, unable to provide full security.

  • Institutional weakness of the European Union

    The EU today suffers from democratic deficits and a lack of representation, an emotional disconnect from its citizens, slow decision-making and bureaucratic overload, as well as market barriers, local optimization and fragmentation.

  • Over-reliance on an overstretched state

    We have overburdened our states with responsibilities, creating unrealistic expectations, overblown authorities, over-regulation, as well as a culture of comfort and apathy. By that, individual agency, active citizenship, and entrepreneurial spirits decay.

The Challenges

The Ambition

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New European Renaissance Organisation

How we drive progress

We strive to

tackle Europe’s generational challenges

  • European identity crisis

    This new era forces Europe to make consciuous choices about its future role in the world. While a joint vision for our continent is missing, we have forgotten about our strengths, shared values and achievements, and the magnitude of the European idea.

  • Stagnating growth and erosion of prosperity

    Europe’s prosperity still builds on innovation, entrepreneurship and peace dividends from a century that is long gone. A lack of role models and incentives, as well as fragmentation and over-regulation have led us into a state of heavy paralysis and decline.

  • Lack of sovereignty, resilience and security

    Europe has grown used to being an American protectorate that cannot defend itself. In a less stable world order, with open wars, refugee crisis and a sentiment of state failure, a fragmented Europe seems taken by surprise, unable to provide full security.

  • Institutional weakness of the European Union

    The EU today suffers from democratic deficits and a lack of representation, an emotional disconnect from its citizens, slow decision-making and bureaucratic overload, as well as market barriers, local optimization and fragmentation.

  • Over-reliance on an overstretched state

    We have overburdened our states with responsibilities, creating unrealistic expectations, overblown authorities, over-regulation, as well as a culture of comfort and apathy. By that, individual agency, active citizenship, and entrepreneurial spirits decay.

A big idea here that is really exciting

Our Mission

European unity and growth

Purpose: European unity and growth 

Mission: We work with Europe‘s most ambitious minds to build a better future for our continent

 

We work with Europe‘s most ambitious (and brightest) minds to build an optimistic future for our continent and to unleash a new renaissance.

// We work with Europe‘s most ambitious minds to build a better future for our continent/ to strengthen European unity and growth. 

 

Mission: European prosperity, power, peace and art of living, through unity and growth. // European unity and growth 

// We strive for European unity and growth - by empowering citizenship, entrepreneurship and education

 

 

Levers:

We build on storytelling/

narrative, education,

citizenship and

entrepreneurship.

// through technology and education, as entrepreneur and citizen.

 

 

Ambitions/ Goals: Citizen, Community, State, Identity, Sovereignty, Family, Public Infrastructure, Education, Entrepreneurship 

 

 

Principles (?): No ideas without action, Pragmatic, Playing to win, Humane/Open society, 

Goals: How many students spoken to, MoPs met, … (see Heritage stats on website in parts)

  • European identity crisis

    This new era forces Europe to make consciuous choices about its future role in the world. While a joint vision for our continent is missing, we have forgotten about our strengths, shared values and achievements, and the magnitude of the European idea.

  • Stagnating growth and erosion of prosperity

    Europe’s prosperity still builds on innovation, entrepreneurship and peace dividends from a century that is long gone. A lack of role models and incentives, as well as fragmentation and over-regulation have led us into a state of heavy paralysis and decline.

  • Lack of sovereignty, resilience and security

    Europe has grown used to being an American protectorate that cannot defend itself. In a less stable world order, with open wars, refugee crisis and a sentiment of state failure, a fragmented Europe seems taken by surprise, unable to provide full security.

  • Institutional weakness of the European Union

    The EU today suffers from democratic deficits and a lack of representation, an emotional disconnect from its citizens, slow decision-making and bureaucratic overload, as well as market barriers, local optimization and fragmentation.

  • Over-reliance on an overstretched state

    We have overburdened our states with responsibilities, creating unrealistic expectations, overblown authorities, over-regulation, as well as a culture of comfort and apathy. By that, individual agency, active citizenship, and entrepreneurial spirits decay.

  • New shared identity and confidence

    This new era forces Europe to make consciuous choices about its future role in the world. While a joint vision for our continent is missing, we have forgotten about our strengths, shared values and achievements, and the magnitude of the European idea.

  • Stagnating growth and erosion of prosperity

    Europe’s prosperity still builds on innovation, entrepreneurship and peace dividends from a century that is long gone. A lack of role models and incentives, as well as fragmentation and over-regulation have led us into a state of heavy paralysis and decline.

  • Lack of sovereignty, resilience and security

    Europe has grown used to being an American protectorate that cannot defend itself. In a less stable world order, with open wars, refugee crisis and a sentiment of state failure, a fragmented Europe seems taken by surprise, unable to provide full security.

  • Institutional weakness of the European Union

    The EU today suffers from democratic deficits and a lack of representation, an emotional disconnect from its citizens, slow decision-making and bureaucratic overload, as well as market barriers, local optimization and fragmentation.

  • Over-reliance on an overstretched state

    We have overburdened our states with responsibilities, creating unrealistic expectations, overblown authorities, over-regulation, as well as a culture of comfort and apathy. By that, individual agency, active citizenship, and entrepreneurial spirits decay.

The Challenges

The Ambition

Join the Renaissance

New European Renaissance Organisation