Nepal's leaders of tomorrow

Climate Change and its consequences are uncertain but it is certain that we will leave our planet in the powerful hand of youth, the leaders of the future.
Many youth around the world participated in different campaigns, such as YOUNGO interactions and side events in COP 21. Bindu Bhandari, young observer from Nepal, member of CliMates and ambassador of Tunza Eco generation, said that youth solidarity for climate action had a concrete impact before and during the COP21 agreement.
“Youth outreach via diverse ways was encouraging and played an important role to pressure global leaders to adopt a historical unprecedented universal agreement,” she said.
The involvement of youth in the negotiation process of UNFCCC has helped to ensure their commitment towards sustainable world. In COP 15, youth were officially recognized as formal constituency. UNFCCC Constituency of Youth Non – Governmental Organization (YOUNGO), helps the voices of young people to be heard and helps in shaping climate agreement and policies around the world. Read more : http://climatetracker.org/nepals-leaders-of-tomorrow/

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