Nepal is the 4^th most vulnerable country( Maple report ,2011) with annual increment of temperature 0.006? though it contribute very negligible amount (0.05 %) only in climate change. The dimensions of vulnerabilities include agriculture and food security, water resource and energy, forest and biodiversity and above all the existence of Nepalese.

Day 2^nd

Second day turned very interesting and motivative. It was about introduction to CBA-8, singing for earth, story and art presentation and action plan preparation. This day was dignified by the presence of  Dr. Saleemul Huq, one of the lead author of IPCC 3^rd report, Mrs. Caroline, Regional Climate  Coordinator from Plan International and other representatives from CBA-8. Dr. Huq vouched to address the issue of  Kathmandu Declaration in  Kathmandu Action Plan.  Most of the representatives focused on the role of youths and their capacity to ensure climate justice to upcoming generations. A story , " Mahkali  to Bagmati Jalabyau Yatra" by Ganesh Thapa and Niraj Sijapati was really brain hammering. The story related the climate change causes and impacts in Nepal especially presenters what they saw during their journey to Kathmandu with the aim of increasing consciousness on recent hot issue. Many snaps indicating forest fire, deforestation, land pollution, fuel scarcity, irrational use of drinking water, etc are were presented. The story simply was wonderful.Apart from this,  competitive action plan preparation by participants was also the energizing session. Here, participants were grouped according to their development regions and each group prepared and presented their action plan to be implemented in their respective regions to address climate change. At a very day, homework was done to prepare "Kathmandu Youth Declaration".

Day 3^rd

This day was the most important and most awaited day of the conference which was dignified by the presence of Christiania Figueres, Executive Secretary of United Nation's Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Recalling her childhood and source of inspiration, Figueres energized youths first to bring behavioral changes i.e. to develop sense of responsibility  within ourselves  and then to inspire others .She also interacted with participants by sharing the experiences related to environment.  Another important event of the conference was the preparation and lunch of  "Kathmandu Youth Declaration, 2014" which reckoned the agendas of youths empowerment and mobilization from ground level to policy making level, focus on mitigation and adaption measures at local level, encourage  research and long term monitoring , inclusion in new constituent assembly, etc. Also, Ugan Manandhar , Program Manager from World Wide Fund for Nature( WWF) Nepal and many representatives from OXFAM and NCCSP discussed on the importance of youths and children on prevailing climate change issue. Afterwards, conference wrapped up through the feedbacks from participants and certificate distribution followed by commitment of organizers along with participants to step forward in mitigation of severity of climate change impacts.

Conclusion

Three days National Youth Conference on Climate Change  was accomplished well. Those days were really energizing and motivative. Such environment concerned programs are utmost in present days from marginalized people to decision making people to combat with the scary impacts on our socioeconomy . Poverty, being a  one of the major hindrance  in the nation's upliftment, we are not in a condition  to afford the expensive mitigative and adaptive measures and thus are going to be trapped in a vicious circle of devastating consequences of climate change and poverty. Being enthusiastic, concerned and thoughtful considerable number of citizen ,here comes a responsibility  for all of us to join hands to ensure climate justice to upcoming generations.