In 2001 DWARS signed the Paprika-accords together with the Young Socialists within the Labour Party and the Christian Democratic Youth Appeal, which also called for tighter cooperation between the GreenLeft, the Christian Democratic Appeal and the Labour Party, which would result in a new cabinet, after the 2002 elections. It was called "paprika-accords" in reference to their colours (green, yellow and red), which correspond to the colours of the respective parties.
In 2001 DWARS signed the Paprika-agreements alongside Young Socialists within the Labour Party and Christian Democratic Youth Appeal. These agreements also called for enhanced cooperation among GreenLeft, Christian Democratic Appeal, and Labour Party members, leading to a new cabinet after the 2002 elections. The agreements were named "paprika-agreements" because of their colors (green, yellow, and red), corresponding to those of the involved parties.