Youth are the driving force toward a climate-resilient future. They are the leading advocates of climate issues around the world: raising their voices, addressing local challenges, and proposing practical solutions at all levels. Their energy, innovation, and commitment make this demographic group vital agents of change in climate advocacy.

Recognizing this, the International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) has developed a year-long Youth Fellowship Programme to foster meaningful youth engagement in climate resilience and development. This initiative empowers young individuals to explore climate challenges, co-develop solutions, and build their capacity to influence change locally, nationally, and globally.

This initiative supports youth, especially young women and men from vulnerable communities build their skills, confidence, and capacity to lead. By participating in hands-on learning and collaborative projects, fellows grow as changemakers who can influence both policy and practice in the climate arena.

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