What is your commitment to ensure meaningful engagement of children and youth in DRR efforts? by Kabataang Resilient

2024-10-13 03:52:03 UTC

Bring the DRR closer to the masses!

Angel, 20

2024-10-13 03:52:55 UTC

contributing children and youth within child friendly version
Support their ideas and initiatives
Empower them by investing and supporting their action
Make a concrete action plan for and with them

Climate militants

2024-10-13 03:53:02 UTC

Fight for the environment fight for your life

Noa F 20

2024-10-13 03:53:08 UTC

My commitment starts with the initiative of building empowered youth-led communities that not only leads in consolidation and consultation with their co-youth, but is also part of the efforts to the neverending demand for climate justice and disaster response.

As part of the new generation of leaders, it is part of my duty to go where the children and youth are at. It is part of my commitment to lend a hand to ensure that the rights of the children and youth are met for a sustainable equitable and resilient community.

Jen, 31

jenmaguad — 2024-10-13 03:53:49 UTC

We commit to strive bridging opportunities for children and youth to lead DRR efforts ❤️

2024-10-13 03:54:20 UTC

Together with partners, government, fellow CSOs and NGOs, I will work and advocate to provide opportunities and platforms to children and youth so they can actively and meaningfully participate in DRR and climate resilience discourses, initiatives and decision making processes.

Candice, 41

Commitment

2024-10-13 03:54:38 UTC

As an adult I commit myself to guide and mentor the young people to be an active change maker for gender and climate action.

building a place for children and youth where they can say their opinions freely

2024-10-13 03:54:56 UTC

2024-10-13 03:54:57 UTC

Actively participate and contribute on discussions and platforms on Climate change and DRR.

Ivan, 23

ronasapitan06 — 2024-10-13 03:56:18 UTC

As a student leader, I am committed to participate in any activities and/or project that are related in those.

2024-10-13 03:56:22 UTC

Rex- 24,cute

Start with Environmental Action continue promote Inclusive ECO-DRR.

Ador, 19

2024-10-13 03:56:24 UTC

Harness insights and influence in bridging the grassroots with policymakers and service providers in addressing disaster risks and vulnerabilities.

Most importantly, let us use our voice to empower our fellow youth and children to bring collective and inclusive engagement in our vision for resilient communities.

As a DRRM practioner particularly in planning. It is important to include children and youth in the creation of DRRM related plans to ensure that their ideas, struggles or strategies they know are considered or recognized, and put into action.

2024-10-13 03:56:25 UTC

cgm-abi

From: Syrah-DFSSLG AUDITOR FROM MAKATI CITY

2024-10-13 03:56:36 UTC

As part of the youth, I believe we can contribute to disaster resilience by being the voice of voiceless youth and children. I will not only take part in crafting solutions but also actively participate in the process of making our community, our country, and our world stronger and more resilient, with accountability.

We will continue to empower and educate children and youth in climate action and disaster resilience in collaboration with different organizations✨

2024-10-13 03:56:56 UTC

2024-10-13 03:57:01 UTC

Continue engaging partners with student-led initiatives on DRRM and CCAs for support.

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Lyn, 20

2024-10-13 03:57:29 UTC

As a medicine student, I will ensure that the integration of medical knowledge in every aspect is also translated to every policies, activities, or projects being made or will be made with my engagements in various sectors. Together with the children, and will always for our future 💚🩺

Kim, 21 M

2024-10-13 03:57:42 UTC

As a youth leader, we start the initiative for climate action

As a youth, I will commit to continue empower DRRM in any way such as disseminating correct information and creating more sustainable initiatives. With this, we can create a more resilient community.

2024-10-13 03:57:44 UTC

-Theresa (16)

2024-10-13 03:57:53 UTC

encourage children to participate in the activities where they can say their opinions freely

2024-10-13 03:58:17 UTC

As an organization we will continue to include children in our plans and consult them because it is their future at stake. Even after my youth ends and become an adult, I will continue supporting youth-led and child-led organizations focused on climate action and disaster resilience-MJ (25)

2024-10-13 03:58:28 UTC

Educating myself and taking progressive actions to advance CADRRM efforts - RJ 25

2024-10-13 03:58:50 UTC

As student learners, we commit to the spreading of the DRR and its actions to others around including our friends and family!

-James And Clyde

11 years old

Aires, 20

2024-10-13 03:59:54 UTC

By representing our voices in community and national discussions, collaborating with fellow youth-led organizations, and creating inclusive spaces for everyone to share their ideas and concerns.

Angel Libradilla 15 yrs old

2024-10-13 04:00:12 UTC

Climate crisis is something we tend to overlook and having such events and symposiums to give microphones to the youth— especial since youth possess the endless imagination, by this they will be more active and exposed on how to implement future event, and what are the current issues in today's time and the trends to give solution in different aspects.