It’s all possible, we can do it together.
We want to live on a healthy, inclusive planet. A planet where opinion and voice of youth CSOs, young people, and the public matter in climate-related decisions because they are equal stakeholders, and where our quality of life is measured in climate actions, not things we have or own.
Our goal is to ensure the ability of the earth to nurture life in all its diversity: protect biodiversity in all its forms, prevent pollution of land, air and water, promote quality forestation and protect wildlife through youth.
The bulk of the criticism has been that Africa has been a taker throughout the years and not a giver in terms of shaping the discourse and narrative of the global climate future and communicating its vulnerability rooted in history and development disparities. Something had to give.
Dr. Fname Sname
Lead Role, EPA Ghana
The largest system of and platform for the discourse on climate change, loss and damage and mapping the way forward has been the COP system, which has until the Africa Climate Summit 2023 in Nairobi, Kenya has been criticised as being elitist and out of touch with the reality especially of Africa.
Dr. Fname Sname
Lead Role, UNICEF Ghana
There has been a wider criticism of the way, in which the climate change debate has been largely adjudicated and guided by the developed world and yet the effects largely affect the developing world more.
Dr. Fname Sname
Lead Role, YCC Global Alliance
We are an institutional mechanism for the youth climate movement in Ghana, providing an avenue for every youth to participate in climate-related decision-making processes.
Where we are
No. 8 Breadbox Street
Lakeside, Accra, Ghana
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