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YECAP
CLIMATE ACTION WEEK

YECAP Climate Action Week 2023

Date: 16-20 March 2023

Organizers: Organized by YECAP Fellows from the third Cohort with the support of the YECAP Action Committee including all YECAP Co-conveners to introduce knowledge, tools and guidance to take further climate action in locally rooted communities and to connect youth individuals and communities across Asia and the Pacific.

Objectives:

  1. Engage in meaningful conversations with experts from the climate fields;

  2. Address the climate change reality that affects and threatens the future;

  3. Address the local initiatives and effective partnerships in implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at all levels in Asia and the Pacific;

  4. Bring in diverse perspectives of people from vulnerable communities, including indigenous peoples;

  5. Introduce the Road to 10th APFSD: Regional Dialogue on Youth Empowerment in Climate Action.

Delegates: Over 500 participants throughout the week 

  • Young climate activists and professionals, from backgrounds including research, nonprofit, science-policy interface, and policy

  • Other Youth Networks focusing on issues of climate change, biodiversity, energy, and oceans; minorities, gender issues, disabilities, economy and finance, media and others that are relevant to climate change issues

Speakers: Over 20 speakers from Asia and the Pacific

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YECAP Climate Action Week 2022

Date: 16-20 March 2022

Organizers: Organized by YECAP Fellows by engaging young people with the support from the YECAP Action Committee including all YECAP Co-conveners to introduce knowledge, tools and guidance to take climate action in locally rooted communities and to connect youth individuals and communities across Asia and the Pacific.

Objectives:

  1. Engage in meaningful conversations with experts from the fields of sustainable energy, climate change research, impact evaluation;

  2. Address the climate change reality that affects and threatens the futures to young environmental human rights activists;

  3. Bring in the diverse perspectives of people from vulnerable communities, including Indigenous peoples; and

  4. Introduce the Road to Stockholm+50 Regional Dialogue on Youth Empowerment in Climate Action.

Delegates: Over 500 participants throughout the week 

  • Young climate activists and professionals, from backgrounds including research, nonprofit, science-policy interface, and policy

  • Other Youth Networks focusing on issues of climate change, biodiversity, energy, and oceans; minorities, gender issues, disabilities, economy and finance, media and others that are relevant to climate change issues

Speakers: Over 20 speakers from Asia and the Pacific

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