The final step in the program design of PeaceTech emphasizes sustainability. This is where people implement what they have learned through their own peace agendas. By living out the PeaceTech lessons, young people can initiate and/or contribute to community projects that address local issues.Purpose: To provide program participants with the support they need in sustaining program lessons in schools and communities.In the Action Program, PeaceTech gives participants the opportunity to implement what they have learned in the Education and Communication Programs by giving back to their schools and communities. They do this through “Community Projects.” In this way each Peace Project is a win-win for all parties:

1. It increases sustainability;
2. It allows participants to practice skills learned in the program; and
3. It benefits communities and schools.

There are two kinds of “Community Projects”:

1. Youth Workshops where workshop graduates give their own workshops to other young people in the community. Workshops are based on program lessons; and
2. A Project; or Advocacy in a school or community that is based on videoconference resolutions or on program lessons.