Our Slovak partner BROZ had a camp with their climate ambassadors. ????????
Together with the Green Foundation, they have prepared an interesting program for them for each day. For example, on Tuesday, they participated in a slow writing workshop with Slovak poet Šimpe Ondruš and a workshop on communicating climate change with Green foundation.
Filmą pristato Lietuvos gamtos fondo klimato kaitos projektas „Klimatosūkis“ ir K.I.N.A.S „Panemunė“.
Po filmo numatoma diskusija. Dalyvaus VU klimatologas, mokslų daktaras Justas Kažys.
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Apie Filmą:
BBC dokumentinių filmų apie gamtą „pasakoriui“ Davidui Attenborough‘ui – 95-eri. Jis nuo pat karjeros pradžios dirbo kurdamas filmus apie gamtą – rodė žiūrovams įstabų gamtos grožį nuo vandenynų gelmių iki Borneo salos džiunglių, nuo Arkties sniegynų iki dykumų . „Turėjau įspūdingą gyvenimą. Tik šiandien suprantu, kokį įspūdingą“, – sako D. Attenborough. Aplankęs atokiausius kampelius Žemėje, šiandien jis iš asmeninės patirties gali papasakoti, kaip per pastarąjį pusšimtį metų pasikeitė mūsų planeta, kaip keitėsi ūkininkavimo, gamybos metodai, kaip virto vienas medis po kito, o žmonių populiacija ir jos generuojami anglies dvideginio išmetimai – tik augo. Šis filmas kiekvieną kviečia susimąstyti – o ką aš galiu padaryti, kad bent kiek sumažinčiau CO2 pėdsaką, paskatinčiau pokyčius dėl natūralesnės aplinkos savo bendruomenėje?
Mūsų namučiuose vaikštome be batų - prašome atsinešti šiltas kojines ar namines šlepetes.
Būkite atsakingi, dėvėkite kaukes, jeigu jaučiate ligos simptomus, likite namuose ir pasidarykite kvapnios arbatos .
Laikykimės valstybės nustatytų reikalavimų uždariems renginiams.
Iki susitikimo, labai lauksime!
The European Union’s Development Education and Awareness Raising Programme, DEAR, supports projects that engage Europeans in worldwide issues of social, economic and environmental development. Both Learning and Development Hubs will focus on supporting youth engagement and youth empowerment during the March event. With the participation of the 'Game On' young ambassadors of the project, we take part in really exciting programs.
DetailsIs green energy really sustainable?
Is it really more energy to produce a solar panel than it produces? What about solar panels and wind farm waste?
Artúr Szilágyi, a WWF Hungary expert on the environmental impact of different energy sources, from production to waste management, will discuss similar questions at our next edition of Life-Affirming webinar!
Organizing regional board game night with youth in Auce (small village in Latvia) with it's local youth activity center.
DetailsAgnese (Latvian Fund for Nature) will speak in one og our Latvian subgranting project online event about Game On project and youth activism.
DetailsLaura (Latvian Fund for Nature) will have a 15 min slot in Latvian Events Forum for spaeking about our Climate and nature friendly handbook idea and concept.
DetailsInstagram Live discussion about a new Slovak documentary movie about climate change, called "Po nás potopa". The discussion will be held by influencer Babsy Heriban, with guests: movie director Dorota Vlnová, nature conservationist Adriana Brossmannová, author of books about climate change, and editor of newspapers SME - Jakub Filo, and activist Dorota Osvaldová.
Details4 young climate activists will talk with our YA about their upcoming project political podcasts "Par zaļu dzīvi" (About green life). We will look an discuss why itš esential to be active, how to get involved and what are options for young climate activists to speek up and show their strenght.
Orienteering game where players receive hints via the app and try to guess the location. There are some additional questions posted on the map about climate change impact on Lithuania. All the locations are also connected with climate change or former climate extremes.
DetailsFrom May 4th-6th 2022, the WeltWeitWissen Congress opens its doors in Halle, Leipzig (Germany) and in the digital congress world. For three days we will discuss on the topic of Climate Justice, expand knowledge and methods, exchange and redesign. The hybrid format will hopefully allow us to network with a lot of other institutions and interested people. The Game On partner CIR will be participating in the „Educational Market“ and present the Game On campaign. There will also be a competition which we hope we will win!
DetailsYA will have a day out hiking in the nature with local nature and bird photographers. They will learn some tips and trips in small group workshops about nature photography with camera and their phones. Will improve their visual communication skills. During the day local activis will introduce and tell about Gauja National par trasures, show what YA can see in the nature and tell why it's essential to protect the nature around us.
A day for the public, during which BROZ will officially open an exhibition on biodiversity at the Bratislava Zoo. Throughout the 2022 season, 10 works depicting species threatened by climate change will be exhibited at the ZOO. BROZ will give a lecture on the issue of biodiversity loss due to the climate crisis.
DetailsAn event organized by our young ambassador Alexandra Stiešková (BROZ, Slovakia). Spend a pleasant Saturday afternoon with informal education about the climate crisis, meet people who devote a large part of their lives to researching and solving it in various areas - politics, public events, science or activism.
DetailsAcademic lecture for YA, for university students and for public. Ondřej Lánský, Head The Social Sciences and Philosophy Department. Faculty of Education of Charles University in Prague will introduce the postcolonial theories and reflections which bring a critical review of historical, anthropological and cultural identities and narratives/readings of history. The goal is to help to understand the contemporary situation, not only in post-colonial countries but also in the context of globalization in the light of climate change. This lecture is a part of the preparation for Fact Finding Missions to the Global South for Young Ambassadors of the Game on Project.
On 10-11-12 June, the first arts and community festival will be held at the Jurányi Ház at the initiative of the Éva Duda Company, showcasing theatre, dance, children and youth programmes in Hungary, combining performing arts and environmental protection. The unique green event will feature performances, professional talks, fashion shows, film screenings, slam poetry, performances and hands-on workshops, enriching the Budapest festival palette.
DetailsThe Camp provides children with an interactive way to learn about nature through a thematic programme based on four key elements.
There will also be plenty of other activities, games, individual and team competitions, so participants can go home with a more varied experience!
The camp will take place at the Foundation's KISMAGOS Forest Education Centre (https://www.magosfa.hu).
Date: 12th-16th June 2022
DetailsEver wanted to learn a vegan or vegetarian recipe? When cooking, do you feel like too much food is going to waste? Did you know that people in affluent countries waste an average of 95-115 kg of food per person each year?
To reduce your footprint in the environment, learn various tricks on how not to waste food, and add some vegetarian and vegan recipes to your cookbook, you need to be at Burning Plate II!
What? Dita Lase, the head of the vegetarian nutrition school "Vegus", will lead a cooking master class at the event.
At least seven interesting and passionate creative professionals, conservation professionals, politicians, scientists, environmental and climate activists will be ready for a personal conversation about their habits, motivation to work for the environment and climate, and recommendations for others. A bell will ring every 5 minutes and the tables will change. The conversations will be triggered by the magnetism of the date participant and the questions of the rescue call that will be on the table. Elīna Geida and Anete Bendika, who have played in the improvisation theater "Divas", will host the dates and air.
DetailsEnvironmental festival for families, where any single-use items are prohibited. Various experiences, activities and workshops. A chance to try fresh new "Terra Futura" board game, where one can create his own sustainable economy will be one of the entertainments of this festival. Date: 7-8 July, 2022
DetailsDuring the camp, the participants will have the chance to learn about the consequences of climate change and the efforts and opportunities that we can do to mitigate them. The camp will give them not only theoretical but also practical experience of the various ecosystem services provided by the landscape, with a special focus on medicinal plants and herbs. During the programme, the participants will conquer the waves of the Bodrog and discover the natural treasures of the area in a rafting trip.
Date: 11th-15th July 2022
DetailsSpend the weekend with the whole family between 16th and 17th July at the gate of Pilis!
We will be waiting for you with a children's playhouse, quizzes, environmental board games and exhibitions, energy advice, concerts and other interactive activities together with the Barakoo band!
Whole day festival event focused on bees and biodiversity. Workshop of home-made cosmetics with honey, quiz for public, screening of the documentary film Pollinators, panel debate after the screening with bee keepers.
DetailsCreated in colaboration with Kaunas Jesuit gymnazium school pupils "Kaunas Climate orienteering" game challenges players to find 10 spots connected with climate change in Kaunas. They can also run an "extra mile" and gather all additional questions, hidden in the city and try to earn extra points.
Date: June - July, 2022
DetailsFieldwork at the wilderness camp is focused on tackling drought and ensuring better water management in the landscape. The program of the camp is coordinated with the EU project Life for Mires, restoration for landscape hydrology, and biodiversity of the peat bogs. Participants will have a unique chance to help re-watering the threatened peat bogs. These interventions should increase the groundwater level, stop the degradation of the rare site, and restart the peat-forming process. Works are site-specific. In some, it is necessary to repair and adjust former revitalization steps, while in others, peat dams in the drainage channels will have to be newly established. There will also be complementary workshops and lectures organised for the participants dedicated to exploring wild cats, wolves, and other rare carnivores living in the National park, impacts of climate change in the region, or the photography workshop.
DetailsAlejandra Castro de Klede and Sina Trölenberg from CIR will discuss with German non-profit organization urgewald about the colonial dimension of the climate crisis and give examples from South America on environmental injustices, often financed by Western companies, that fuel the social and climate collapse.
DetailsWe borrowed the planet from our grandchildren, but there is currently a repayment moratorium, and it may even be auctioned off soon. The evening seeks answers to important questions, confronting the theory with the touchstone of the individual. Is it possible to live sustainably? Is it possible to eat, travel and litter green? Do we have a future, and to what extent are we methodically destroying it? Is the destruction of ourselves a good answer to the destruction of the Earth? What does Björn Thunberg think of his sister? Why do we fly to places that, among other things, disappear due to this? How to talk about climate change and how to bring up biodiversity at a family lunch? Why do porn sites consume as much energy as the whole of Belgium? Burning questions, honest answers interpreted by Péter Janklovics, Gergely Litkai and Máté Balázs Szabó.
The evening was created in the framework of the Game On project with the support of DEAR (Development Education and Awareness Raising program) and the cooperation of CEEweb for Biodiversity.
DetailsThe first part of our climate change conference for journalists. "Climate changes regions" is aimed at regional journalists, to explain to them how can their regions be affected by climate change and how to reflect it in their articles.
Organisation: BROZ
Last festival screening of Slovak documentary After Us, the Flood during this season. After the screening, there will be a discussion about climate change with Patrik Gažo, co-producer from BROZ.
Second part of our climate change conference for journalists. "Climate changes Slovakia" is aimed at journalists from national media. During the day, several topics will be discussed, from fashion to psychology to economics, each focused on a different type of journalist.
Organisation: BROZ
A hybrid event (both live and broadcasted) organized just after the Teacher Day to broaden the teacher knowledge about how to communicate with their pupils about the climate change, what are the available games and inclusive tasks to deepen the knowledge on this topic.
Organisation: LIFN
18-24 October: The biggest swap event in a year, 7 day swap on two floors for public, lectures, workshops, panels, film screenings, guided tours for schools and journalists.
Details14-16 October: 3 day event for young people mainly journalists, filmmakers, and also students from other fields. Series of lectures, workshops, panel debates and round tables with top czech journalist co-organized with independent media platform Voxpot media. 3 Czech YA will participate.
DetailsLectures about floodplain forest biotopes and climate change. How do they affect microclimate, sequester CO2, retain water... Aimed mainly at the students of ecology, professional environmentalists, NGOs and scientists.
We borrowed the planet from our grandchildren, but there is currently a repayment moratorium, and it may even be auctioned off soon. The evening seeks answers to important questions, confronting the theory with the touchstone of the individual. Is it possible to live sustainably? Is it possible to eat, travel and litter green? Do we have a future, and to what extent are we methodically destroying it? Is the destruction of ourselves a good answer to the destruction of the Earth? What does Björn Thunberg think of his sister? Why do we fly to places that, among other things, disappear due to this? How to talk about climate change and how to bring up biodiversity at a family lunch? Why do porn sites consume as much energy as the whole of Belgium? Burning questions, honest answers interpreted by Péter Janklovics, Gergely Litkai and Máté Balázs Szabó.
The evening was created in the framework of the Game On project with the support of DEAR (Development Education and Awareness Raising program) and the cooperation of CEEweb for Biodiversity.
DetailsAt a near-natural festival site (Mumush), young people will retain the water of an intermittent stream in the landscape in a way that will also provide an artistic, harmonious spectacle for festival-goers.
Date: 24-30 October 2022
Organisation: Milvus
DetailsThe UN climate change summit (COP27) will be held from November 6 to 18 this year. will be held in Egypt between On the occasion of COP27, the Hungarian Association of Conservationists and the Climate Protection Association - as part of an international campaign - asked Hungarian schoolchildren and young people to express their hopes for mitigating climate change and to make postcards for the climate negotiators. More than 2,000 postcards with drawings and messages from young people were received from 70 schools.
We will deliver the works to the climate negotiators, and we will organize an exhibition of them, which can be viewed during the COP27 at the Marczibányi Téri Cultural Center in Budapest.
In connection with the opening of the exhibition, we will hold a workshop discussion, the main topic of which is climate justice and solidarity through the lens of Central American environmentalists traveling to the climate summit.
We look forward to welcoming you to the exhibition opening and the subsequent workshop discussion on November 5, 2022 from 10 a.m.!
DetailsOn 3 December, 11:00 – 22:00, the Latvian Fund for Nature (LFN) will host an exchange event called “Swapsies” at Āgenskalns market - LFN invites you to bring things that you no longer need, but are still in good condition, and to take ownership of things brought by others. The event will also include various creative workshops, such as sewing and gift wrapping workshops, as well as musical performances. “Swapsies” will encourage people in the run-up to Christmas to choose sustainable gifts and give things a second life, allowing them to enjoy the joy of giving while also reducing their impact on the environment and climate.
DetailsUnwanted Christmas gifts swap. The adverts push us to buy presents for everyone around us and that's how we end up receiving presents that are absolutely not for us. But they can bring joy for someone else! So if after a month after Christmas some of your presents still lay on the shelf unopened - bring them to (Un)wanted Christmas presents swap!
DetailsWith climate change a reality already showing its effects globally, a crucial aspect often overseen is that those same effects — effectively global — will not affect everyone equally. Droughts, intense rainfalls, heat waves, and more are already becoming more intense and unpredictable, hitting everywhere. Nevertheless, their occurrence in countries from the so-called Global South is hitting differently. And that is due to how vulnerable some populations in developing countries are — and will be — to climate change-related hardships due to lack of adaptation. Addressing this inequality to help cope with the most vulnerable is what climate justice is about.
The ‘Game On! Don’t let climate change end the game!’ is a project aiming to put into focus the challenges, solutions and way forward brought by climate change. Addressing Climate Justice represents one of the project’s pillars, aiming to bring light to the fact that the causes and effects of climate change and the efforts to tackle it raise ethical, equity and rights issues. Climate justice aims to highlight that the negative effects of climate change are not and will not be felt equitably among people: it will be very dependent on where you live and, especially more so, on where some of us stand in the economic system.
“From South to North: exchanges on climate justice and adaptation” is an open event meant to present the cases of Guatemala and Peru, the inequalities lived there in the face of climate change impacts, and the — still open — opportunities to adapt to what is to come if solidarity, in any and all forms, is what we pursue and offer.
Hosts:
Are you interested in how to approach the topic of climate change with the tools of the game?
Do you like unique board games?
Are you looking for a mobile app that you can use to measure your carbon footprint?
Would you like to learn online about various topics related to climate change?
Join us on April 6 at the joint free event of the Europa Point and Climate Game On project! The event is free, but registration is required, you can register via https://klimajatek.eventbrite.com.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 2023, 6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Hungary, Budapest, Millenáris Park - Lövőház u. 35.
Screening of the documentary After Us, the Flood - at a Svedomito festival in Trenčín, with discussion with Patrik Gažo from BROZ about the shooting of the movie and climate change.
Are you ready to declutter your wardrobe before the summer season? And refresh it with new gems while saving planetary resources?
“Here we swap again” is the event where you can do just that:
✅Bring up to 5 of your coolest clothes that you no longer wear. The condition is that they are clean and in very good condition.
✅Pass on the accessories and books that you love but no longer use.
✅Exchange the super cool things you wear for others, and it's absolutely free.
✅Remake your clothes or items on the spot to give them a new life.
✅Celebrate "Earth Day" in pleasant conversations with friends and discussions with professionals in the field who will tell you about the true ecological, financial, and human cost of fast fashion.
All this in the company of activists from three environmental organizations (Bulgarian Biodiversity Foundation, Friends of the Earth Bulgaria, Greenpeace Bulgaria) and TexCycle.
Our hosts will be K.E.B.A., and the program includes:
13:00 - 14:00 | Clothes wearing and sorting
14:00 - 15:30 | Screening of the movie "The true cost"
15:30 - 16:30 | World Cafe - discussion of the themes provoked by the movie
16:30 - 18:30 | Remake yourself - work with artists and imagination for a new life of clothes
14:00 - 18:30 | Undressing, dressing, swapping, and good drinks
19:30 | Feedback to become better and closing the event.
We start at 13:00 on the 22nd of April! Hurry up, we'll wait for you!
Clothes swap - Drabužių Mainytuvės, workshop teaching how to mend and decorate your clothes
DetailsStreet Art event - "We need to change, not the climate" - Graffitties in the Zoo
Spring is coming and everyone wants to renew. Shall we rush to the shops? After all, in the closets of like-minded people there may be clothes that were released long ago, which could still go out to "people" so many times. Or maybe something that no longer fascinates you at all would be suitable for another girl?
Come to the clothes swap and experience the joy of discovery and fellowship. The fashion industry generates up to a tenth of CO2 emissions every year - the Exchange events in Vilnius have already proven that together we can save at least a ton of these emissions and renew without financial costs.
We repeat this in Molėtai as well!
No 27. aprīļa līdz 21. maijam Latvijas Nacionālajā dabas muzejā ir skatāma ekspresizstāde "Ballīšu zvēri" par pasākumu ietekmi un sekām dabā. Tā ir viena no Latvijas Dabas fonda kampaņas "Ballīšu zvērs. Pret paša gribu" aktivitātēm.
DetailsThe competition is intended for 2nd grade elementary school classes. The competition entity is the class that performs as a whole.
Each participating class that has met the conditions of the competition will automatically be entered into a draw for 6 prizes. The first prize is a trip for the whole class and the teacher, including lunch, to the FUTURA Interactive Natural History Experience Center in Hungary. 2nd - 6th prize is a gift package from BROZ.
The draw will take place on 6/2/2023, the results will be published on 6/2/2023 on the website and social networks of the Game On project.
The trip will take place between 12 and 16 June 2023. You can find more about the competition in the COMPETITION RULES.
"Farm on Fire" festival, going altogether with St. John's celebration in Lithuania. "Klimatosūkis" will present Festival greening handbook there, so as play some "Terra Futura" tournaments. Festival adopted a greener decision to have a public bus going from Vilnius to festival place, also it will offer built new tents to live in and later to gather back home.
During the camp, young participants from Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia will explore the Augustów Primeval Forest. Accompanied by foresters and natural scientists, participants will go out into the wilderness and learn the difference between natural forest fluctuations and the impact of climate change. Moreover, they will get to know the unique flora and fauna of the area — including the possibility of encountering the European bison, characteristic of the region.
As part of the camp, the participants will do some physical work as they learn about wild pollinators and gain practical knowledge about how forest beehives are built. They will learn what a forest beekeeper does and what are the benefits of forest pollinators for the climate and biodiversity.
Camp participants will stay in a cosy agrotourism establishment at the edge of a forest. The owner will provide traditional dishes from the regional cuisine. The establishment contains a common space, where participants will be able to spend time with their peers.
Overlaying museum exhibition in National Agriculture Museum
DetailsDocumentary Film Festival "Earth on Plate", creative workshop for public, sustainable quiz by YA, debate after screening
Modlitba za Uprising - pre-festival event teasing the Uprising festival, that will be greened by BROZ as part of the Festival Greening activity. A discussion about the sustainable measures taken on the festival this year, the importance of sustainable event organization and our handbook.
DetailsParticipation in "Zero Waste Fest", green travel orienteering game
Date: 11-13 August
The aim of the camp is to introduce attendees to the relationship between climate and biodiversity by showing real-life examples of climate change impacts on nature, species and ecosystems as well as on local people (i.e. farmers).
The attendees will also learn about the different practical conservation and restoration activities done at Veľký Lél Island, which help to increase biodiversity and ecosystem resilience to the impacts of climate change. This will be achieved by field excursions to specific localities. The field excursions will be supplemented by workshops such as climate communication, project management or how to manage climate anxiety.
Veľkolélsky Island is part of the protected landscape area of the Danube Floodplains and is now mostly managed by BROZ. It is a great example of our main nature conservancy activities — river arm and wetland restoration, meadows restoration through grazing, protecting old floodplain forests and planting of new native forests, and animal protection.
To manage all of this, BROZ has an Ecofarm, near the island, where all young participants will stay. There are lots of animals, cows, donkeys, horses, goats, sheep, water buffalos, cats and also as a part of our animal rescue station — white stork, roe deer and a small colony of European ground squirrels.
Date: 25-27 August 2023
Participation in "Darom prie Jūros" festival , providing edible cups and cuttlery instead of disposible single-use plastic items.
Date: 26-27 August
Event is available from 8 September until (about a year).
DetailsWe are invited to join the global climate strike.
DATschool - autumn school for young journalists, students and activists (for registred participants and YA)
Travelling lecture with journalist Andrej Barát about the countries already affected by climate change - Kenya, Honduras and Peru.
DetailsWorkshop for working journalists and communication/ journalism students about the climate change reporting, climate justice topic, what information could be received from climathologist - at Communication Faculty of Vilnius University, #TechHUB auditorium
DetailsEduQuest workshop for teachers
Partner: Milvus Group
Board-game Terra Futura tournament at LCC university (for foreign students in English language). This event is a part of event cycle of Climate week in Lithuania.
Partner: LIFN
Last clothes swap- upcycling workshop in Peronas
At the TusnadEcoBear festival and scientific conference, we will give a presentation, transfer 3 large banners from the zoo exhibits, and screen films and educational materials from the project in the film section.
October 27-29
Partner: Milvus Group
After a four-year run, the Game On! project, funded by the Development Education and Awareness Raising (DEAR) programme, is reaching its end. During this sprint, over 200 Committed Young Climate Ambassadors from 8 countries have worked with us in wilderness camps, street actions, festivals and workshops; climate comedy shows have provoked plenty of laughs but also left substantial food for thought; through our Terra Futura board game, discussions on the systemic consumption of resources around the globe have been vibrant and eye-opening.
And so much more.
Gamification has been at the project’s operational core, and our mission, clear: to raise awareness on the crucial urgency to tackle climate change. We reject the notion that the game is over. The game is still on, and we can overcome its challenges. This event will serve to show us glimpses as to how.
The Game On! Final Conference “Climate Change: Game Over or Game On?” will be a 2-day hybrid event held in Brussels, Belgium, to showcase the activities, products and results of the Game On! project, implemented by 10 organisations from 8 countries, and the work of its Young Climate Ambassadors.
This international event will gather youth activists, representatives from youth organisations and youth-led projects, decision makers and media representatives, aiming to discuss the role and potential of gamification as an awareness-raising and educational approach, as well as the importance of the youth to help tackle the current triple planetary crisis.
To facilitate this, Game On! partners will share their experience in developing products and activities, among others:
-ClimateGame: a mobile app to help users move to more sustainable lifestyles.
-ClimateQuest: an international geocaching challenge that guides outdoor explorers to caches hidden in locations where the effects of climate change on the ecosystem can be seen.
-Gamified intervention of museum exhibitions and zoos with new layers of information related to the effects of climate change.
-EduQuest Yourself: a collection of non-formal and informal educational approaches in the form of games that teachers, facilitators or group leaders can use to supplement environmental lessons in classes, camps, workshops and trainings.
-Climate Compact: an easy-to-follow — while scientifically sound — open online course about climate change, its social and economic impacts in Europe and the Global South, its links with ecosystem decline, and the role of communications for countering climate scepticism.
Moreover, policy roundtables with decision makers, representatives of youth organisations, Game On! Young Climate Ambassadors and relevant stakeholders will help shape each of the days with discussions surrounding youth-centric policies for the future and the inclusion of marginalised communities for adaptation to climate change impacts.
Parallel sessions throughout the event will be led by Young Climate Ambassadors. Within them, they will display distinct approaches to raising awareness carried out in their own countries and beyond through presentations, workshops and interactive, gamified sessions.
Finally, open market sessions will allow for participants from youth organisations and youth-focused projects working on the theme of climate change to share their initiatives and network with the international attendants.
Details