Time to get creative on climate action for the generation most affected

It is critical we develop climate leadership among children and young people by actively involving them in understanding, addressing, and advocating for solutions to climate change

This youngest generation are not just passive victims of climate impacts, they are potential catalysts for change. It is critical development of climate leadership among children and young people therefore starts as soon as possible.

Despite the denial and overall mis / disinformation about climate change online, climate change is happening and will prove to be detrimental for the survival of future generations if not addressed. 

To deal with the conflict in knowledge on climate change, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reports on identified and shared scientific findings across various countries and establishes where further research is needed. These reports share and inform political and economic decision-making at the highest level around the world.