The United Nations Conference on Climate Change took place in Bali in December 2007 to shape policies and agreements post the 2012 treaty.
Hossaini spent a week in Indonesia representing the UK on the Asian Young Leaders Climate Forum, made up of young people predominantly from East Asia and Pacific, which covers the countries threatened most imminently by climate change.
There was an exchange of best practice and prioritisation of activities to combat climate change, which formed the basis of the development of a young people focused strategy for action to be implemented globally. This strategy was presented to influential audiences in Bali and won the support of Sir Nicholas Stern, among others.
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