Human Wrongs Watch
11 August 2019 — Schools in South Africa have been designating students as “eco-warriors” as part of an initiative supported by the UN Development Programme (UNDP), to drive environmental and climate change awareness amongst the young and old in their communities.
Other students have established agricultural co-operatives and learnt how to farm sustainably in the face of the effects of climate change and the degradation of the environment.
© SGP South Africa and Future Leaders of Change | Through the SGP support the Climate Change Warriors Project (CCWP) was able to establish six small-scale conservation agriculture co-operatives and coordinate youth training on sustainable agriculture.
On International Youth Day which is marked annually on 12 August, find out here how South Africa’s youth are mobilizing to take climate action.
The Projects in South Africa are supported by UNDP’s Small Grants Programme. (SOURCE: UN News).
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