Young people want a say in Greek climate policy. Here’s how to give it to them.
Our first policy brief, published with the UNESCO Chair on Climate Diplomacy, finds that youth participation in Greek climate policymaking is still largely symbolic. It sets out practical reforms to change that.
Green energy, the dilemma of Coal in Kosova
The electricity sector's reliance on environmentally and health-damaging resources, such as lignite coal, can significantly grapple Kosovo development trajectory. This reliance presents a critical juncture, where the need to meet energy demands must be balanced against public health, environmental sustainability, and economic stability.
Youth Climate Diplomacy: Bridging Borders, Empowering Change in Southeast Europe
Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time, with far-reaching implications for political stability, economic growth, and social cohesion. In Southeast Europe, particularly in the Western Balkans, youth climate diplomacy is emerging as a crucial force in promoting European integration, addressing ethnic tensions, and empowering young people to take action. The Youth Climate Diplomacy Forum for Southeast Europe serves as a vital network in advancing these goals, fostering regional cooperation and amplifying youth-led climate initiatives.