International Climate Challenge: Calling Youth to Take Action in
India The International Climate Challenge Project encourages
students aged 16–20 to take action to mitigate climate change.
It works through schools and colleges in India, Kenya and the
United Kingdom. This news story is from project organizer and
CEC member Subbalakshmi Kumar of India's Centre for Development
Education. The International Climate Challenge (ICC) is a global
initiative based on educational activities for young people aged
16-20. The purpose of the programme is to build an interacting
global network of young people who, in the course of their
studies, formal or informal, will analyse the impact of climate
change on their communities and work out practical ways of
addressing the emerging problems. ICC works with schools and
other groups of young people, both directly and through partners
in India, Kenya and the United Kingdom. It aims to: - Make them
aware about the impact of climate change locally and globally -
Help them take act