International Capacity Building Workshop on Green Growth

Project ID : IYC/SL/2017/04

Project Description

The International Capacity Building Workshop on Green Growth provided a unique platform for youth advocates, development partners, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, affiliated government agencies, bilateral and multilateral agencies, and representatives from civil society organizations (CSOs) to raise conversation, share experiences, good practices, and challenges at the national, regional, and international levels.

Duration

Start date : 15.03.2021     

Completed Date : 15.03.2021

Location(s) 

Melaka, Malaysia

IYC Focal Area(s)

Education for Better Future

Protecting the Environment

Creating Sustainable Societies

Leadership of the Project

IYC Headquarters

IYC Sri Lanka

Strategic Partnerships

World Youth Foundation

SDG Number

17

Strategic Goals:

Increasing youth awareness of SDG 14 and other associated SDGs.
Identifying and highlighting the possible responsibilities of youths in ocean conservation and preservation, as well as outlining how youth can contribute to these programs.
To educate and motivate youth to take responsibility for ocean conservation and ensuring a sustainable future for everybody.
To empower youth action by building capacity and offering opportunities for networking and cooperation.

Fast Facts:

Challenges

The two most pressing global concerns were certainly the global financial crisis and climate change, both of which require creative solutions, speedy relief, and broad engagement.

Solutions

Recognized how young people could contribute to making the world a green and sustainable place by constructing more safe and sustainable cities, social inclusion, education awareness approaches, and policies.

Benefits and Impact 

Participants received extensive training from certified trainers, including the "Hive" technique, which directly engaged workshop participants in a collaborative and participatory manner to learn about significant project planning and implementation principles.
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