How did we organize the first-ever LCOY in Nepal? Nepal, one of the developing landlocked countries in South Asia. Nepal being a small country full of natural beauty contributes really less to carbon emission. Although according to data, Nepal is listed as the 4th most vulnerable country in the context of climate change. It has unique and interesting biodiversity due to its geographical positioning. The country faces problems due to changes in climatic patterns and natural di

Thank you for all your support, comments, and suggestions! As we told you in the workshop, all the materials are available for you to start your LCOY roadmap. If you didn't attend this workshop, don't worry! We will do them monthly until the last call and also in different languages. Here is the presentation available (SPANISH): https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VVlaz520gyAHVQQ2FzeliUrrhvNfXmETPfCW8J1s0I/edit?usp=sharing Here you have the live broadcast on YOUNGO FACEBO

The LCOY Working Group is happy to announce that LCOY Applications are open for new LCOY organizers! Today we had our first "How to host a LCOY?" workshop. Here are the materials and key information you need to start your LCOY Application road map: Here you have available the presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1U4APwpTnzcwNipNwN1UA2vt1eSqbe6hwz9dT4OiMsBY/edit?usp=sharing Here you have the live stream on YOUNGO FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/youngo.unfccc

CALLING ALL YOUNG PEOPLE TO CLIMATE ACTION Our LCOY WG is pleased to present to you the section "How to organize an LCOY?" Workshop on April 24 at 14 GMT. In this session, we will review some basic principles and requirements for an LCOY: What is an LCOY? Why are LCOYs important? Review of the LCOY 2021 application process Timeline Success stories and more Registration link: https://forms.gle/F7YAMJBFKXsKs6Jy9 For more information on LCOYs, visit https://www.lcoy.earth/ And f