As a society we have come very late to the realisation that we need to act to reduce the impact of climate change. As a generation of leaders, we have failed in our responsibilities and must now play our part to enable the coming generation to be more successful in addressing the impact of climate change.
Individuals and organisations working to improve the lives of children and young people have missions that enhance the wellbeing of children and young people - sustainable living and climate smart approaches are key vehicles for achieving these. We can support young people in acquiring the skills to enable them to live more sustainably, while empowering them to become activists for change by creating platforms for them to become partners in decision making. We can also ensure that our own lifestyles negate social, environmental and economic damage from climate change.
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