Areas of Focus

Action for climate Empowerment (ACE)

ACE refers to the Article 6 of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Convention Text which focuses on education, training, public awareness, public access to information, public participation, and international cooperation. Our Project aims to be one of its catalysts and "mover" through climate change education. 

Adaptation

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) defines climate adaptation as adjustment in natural and human systems in response to an expected/actual climatic effects, which moderates harm or tries beneficial opportunities. Since most of our project members are in vulnerable developing countries, we decided to focus in community-led climate adaptation. 

Capacity-Building

The UNFCCC recognizes capacity-building as an important element of the means of implementing climate-related actions. The role of children and the youth in climate action was first recognized in the UN Joint Framework on Children, Youth and Climate Change or JFI. The ATO - ClimatEducate Project also advocates for knowledge and capacity building among schools and communities that host our initiatives. 

WHERE OUR PROJECT MEMBERS ARE FROM

our project in numbers

Number of participants

based on our Post-NOI data
​from June 2016 - March 2021

number of INITIATIVES

includes all initiatives including activities in partnership with local non-profit or community organizations

number of countries

2 in South Asia; 4 in Southeast Asia; 6 in Africa, 1 in South America, 1 in the
Middle East.
Figures are updated as of 5 May 2021

Our 2021 Target Objectives

How our Project works

awards received and media appearance

  • Awarded the Allen S. Quimpo Collective Climate Leadership Award last April 25, 2018 by the Climate Reality Project at the Senate of the Philippines in Manila. 
  • Mentioned in a 2017 Rappler Article as recipient of the Climate Reality Leadership Awards. (Philippines) [link]
  • ​Appeared in a TV show, Conexão in TV Cabo Mossoró, to promote ATO-ClimatEducate Project in South America campaign for the Amazon Forest. (Brazil)  [link]
  • Mentioned in the Visayan Daily Star (a local newspaper in the Philippines) in the article titled: "Youth leaders in Visayas calling for Paris Agreement ratification" (Philippines) [link] ​

Our AFFILIATIONS and partners