The programme aims to secure children's influence on tackling climate change from a local to global level.
NCB is a partner in the project alongside ActionAid, Institute of Development Studies, Plan International, RMIT University in Australia and Save the Children. As leading research and development organisations, these partners are committed to sharing knowledge, co-ordinating actions and working with children.
NCB is committed to involving children and young people in climate change and the wider sustainable development. Last year, it took 16-year-old Thomas Bielby to the UN Convention on Climate Change Conference in Bali, where young people from Asia and Europe challenged ministers on the issues and helped design a process for children and young people worldwide to get their voices heard.
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