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Young People Study the Effects of Air Pollution on Plants

Young People Study the Effects of Air Pollution on Plants

Adolescents across six regions of Armenia will implement projects to understand and address environmental issues and climate risks in their communities.

ՅՈՒՆԻՍԵՖ-ի ներկայացուցիչը և Շրջակա միջավայրի նախարարը ստորագրած փաստաթղթով

18 January 2023

Armenia signs the Intergovernmental declaration on children, youth, and climate action

Ուսուցիչները վերապատրաստման ժամանակ

05 October 2022

Climate change course on project based learning

UNICEF trained 60 teachers from 33 communities across Armenia in project-based learning on climate change

Brother and sister are watering the plants in their garden.

Flagship report

Project based learning on climate change

Pedagogical approaches for middle school teachers and educators

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Two adolescent boys are creating a poster with plastic, writing on it "keep clean''.

Adolescents and teachers at the center of climate action

UNICEF Climate Change Officer Vigen Shirvanyan on the results of a new study on climate change and on improving climate education in Armenia.

What is climate change_ illustration

Climate Change. The Essentials

What is global warming and what can you do to advocate for climate change?

Spring daisies

15 October 2021

Access to a healthy environment- a human right

New resolution by UN rights council

Դավիթը և Դանիելան հերթական նկարահանումներից հետո նստած են միասին։

Everyone has a role in making the world a better place

David and Daniela produced several videos about sorting waste, which they shared on social media with their friends and followers.

A boy and a girl playing football in a deserted field

One billion children at ‘extremely high risk’ of the impacts of the climate crisis - UNICEF

Աղջիկը մալինա է քաղում իրենց այգում աճեցրած թփից։

The necessity of urban green space for children

Green spaces can significantly benefit children’s physical, mental and social development – from infancy to adulthood.