Climate and environmental action for children

A biannual newsletter highlighting efforts in advancing climate and environmental action for and with children in Indonesia

A girl and her mother stand in front of a river that overflowed and inundated their home
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Highlights

Children are the most affected by climate change and environmental degradation, with significant adverse impacts on their health, education, and well-being. In response, UNICEF supports the Government of Indonesia in advancing climate-smart social services and empowers children & youth on climate and environmental action. 

1. Volume 2 (July-December 2025)

Children are the most affected by climate change and environmental degradation, with a significant adverse impact on their health, education, and well-being. In response, UNICEF supports the Government of Indonesia to advance climate-smart social services and empowers children and youth on climate and environmental action. This newsletter highlights UNICEF’s support to national adaptation planning processes, efforts to empower youth-led action on climate and environment, and initiatives that strengthen climate resilience across key social sectors.

2. Volume 1 (January-June 2025)

This newsletter highlights UNICEF’s support for integrating climate considerations into early childhood education and WASH. It features youth-led action on climate & environment and showcases climate-resilient initiatives.

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Author(s)
UNICEF Indonesia
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English