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Italy-UNDP collaboration set to empower Nigerian youths for climate action

The Italian consulate-general in Lagos, in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the support of Solution17 for Climate Action have hinted on plans to champion and empower youths for climate action in the country.

The Italian Consul General, Ugo Boni, revealed that Nigeria-Italy Youth4Climate will offer young climate activists, entrepreneurs, technologists and innovators the opportunity to share insights, knowledge and innovative climate solutions to solve climate crises within their local community and beyond.

“The Italian Government is at the forefront in the search for solutions to face the epochal challenge posed by climate change and places environmental sustainability at the center of all its initiatives as evidenced by Rome’s candidacy to host Expo 2030”, Boni said.

He added that the event, with the theme: “Advocate, Innovate, Act: Investing in Youth Climate Solutions” will provide a platform to inspire and empower young minds to advocate for climate justice, harness their innovative potential, and take concrete steps towards a greener future by 2030.

“The conference, which aimed at fostering discussion and dialogue on climate change and the goals of the Paris Agreement, will bring together a diverse group of young attendees, youth groups, educational institutions, the private sector, non-government organzations, government, and experts to engage in meaningful discussions and collaborative efforts towards climate action, he added.

To this end Action will host The Nigeria-Italy Youth4Climate Conference on September 15, 2023 in Lagos with the aim to drive climate action, Invest in Climate Solutions and collaborate on youth-focused initiatives across different regions in Nigeria.

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