Money for student wellbeing: how would you spend 14 000 euros?
The annual student participatory budgeting project "one euro for every student" is once again underway. The aim is to find a small-scale development project that can be implemented on a tight schedule on campus. We have 14,000 eur from the university's budget at our disposal.
Do you already have a suitable development idea in your mind?
Please submit your idea to us by 21st September 2025 using this form or by leaving your message at the end of this page (requires login).
You can seek inspiration for your idea from all three values of Aalto University; responsibility, courage, and collaboration. Please also consider the inclusivity, accessibility, and sustainability of your idea. Last year, the project to be implemented through participatory budgeting was voted massage chairs, which were placed in the Undergraduate Centre, Otakaari 3, and Maarintie 8. In previous years, other winning proposals have been community pianos, garden benches, and napping pods.
What makes an idea feasible?
- The proposal's implementation should not require extensive construction work, foundations, or building permits.
- The proposal must be feasible on lands owned by Aalto University. Follow this link to access a map where the university's properties and areas are marked.
Leave your proposal via this form or write it in the conversation box below (sign in needed) before 21st September 2025. Our project team will go through the ideas and will organize an open vote among the feasible proposals. The winning proposal will be implemented during spring-summer 2026.
More information: Sustainability Coordinator Manti Kangas/ACRE, manti.kangas@aalto.fi
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