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UN | CBD-COP 11 | Day I | Young India for Biodiversity

by | 17-10-2012 06:18 recommendations 0

Youth for Biodiversity – Unite for a Common Cause

1st Day of journey COP 11 and it was full of fun and learning. The session was begin with joy and ends with love. Yeah! here it begins!

Session	Resource person/Facilitator
Inaugural session – Setting the tone and introducing CBD COP11 to participants	KVS, David Ainsworth, BMS Rathore/ NBA Chairman
(Speed Networking)
Briefing – About the !==!==!--object--====ives of the Youth Workshop	Madhavi Joshi, CEE and Livleen Kahlon, TERI
Sharing youth?s experiences in biodiversity conservation and education: Case studies from - YETI -	Facilitated by YETI representatives

Experiences and key learnings in biodiversity conservation and education for youth from Earth Charter Youth Initiatives – an interactive session	Mirian Vilela, Executive Director, Earth Charter Initiative Secretariat, Costa Rica

Screening of film about sacred groves – Colours of India series, followed by a discussion	Livleen Kahlon, TERI
Group Activity: Challenges and opportunities for youth to engage in biodiversity issues - education - livelihood - policy and decision making Discussion based on the morning sessions and their own experience (a listing of challenges and opportunities would emerge – to be used as input into the session on 13^th)	Madhavi Joshi, CEE and Livleen Kahlon, TERI
Briefing about the Fun Assignment to carried out by youth participants – and showcased during the Plenary on 13^th.	Jyoti Gopinathan, CEE

What I did?

Firstly, listen to all resource person and facilitator carefully. And believe me, all were great.

Then, in group activity, I was working working on issues regarding Biodiversity Conservation in Forests. And successfully come up with numbers issues.

See here! Finally | Next Day >>>

It was Day I activity presented next day by Balraj Arpit.

Endangered species
Deforestation
Fragmentation
Resource Extraction
Fire
Forest Encroachment
Poaching/Hunting
Climate Change
Pollution

Above mentioned were the issued designed by my group and showcased during plenary session on next day

And finally, we received our conference kit for plenary session and side event of COP11 CBD.

Balraj Arpit
Founder & CEO
Green Youth Generation
(Ambassador, TUNZA Eco Generation representing Asia Paicific)

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13 Comments

says :
great to see you balraj touching the sky but feet still remaining in the ground.....
Posted 08-08-2013 19:47

says :
@Simran..Thanks..
Posted 18-10-2012 01:12

says :
@Osama..Green Thanks..
Posted 18-10-2012 01:12

says :
@Dhiroj....Thanks..
Posted 18-10-2012 01:11

says :
@Eco-Gen..I'm proud of being representative of TUNZA Eco-Generation...Thanks.. :)
Posted 18-10-2012 01:11

says :
@Christy..Thanks..I love this yellow color t-shirt of Eco-Gen.. :)
Posted 18-10-2012 01:09

Simran Vedvyas says :
Proud of Your Work Friend!
Posted 17-10-2012 23:49

says :
#GreenBalraj, good work :)
Posted 17-10-2012 16:58

says :
very nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Posted 17-10-2012 11:38

Eco Generation

Eco Generation says :
This is really great! We're so happy that you were at the youth program representing Tunza Eco-generation! ^)
Posted 17-10-2012 10:40