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Paying attention to the impact of climate change on children is not only in line with the four basic tenets of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child: safeguarding children's rights to survival, development, participation and protection, so that children can grow up in peace and health, and let children grow up safely and healthily. An opportunity to join the ranks of environmental protection.
According to the opinion survey of 121 children and adolescents from 12 countries by World Vision, in fact, most children (88%) have a high degree industry email list of awareness of climate change issues, understand its impact, and have personally witnessed and felt the effects of climate change. challenge. Even more valuable, 94% of children are willing to take action, not wanting to be seen as helpless victims, but wanting to be capable change agents.
Therefore, in World Vision's rescue program, based on the belief that children and young people are capable behavior changers, they are also willing to empower children to participate in the protection of the earth's environment. Rescue vulnerable children in extreme climates, so that children have the opportunity to escape from predicament and regain a healthy life. It is also an additional force to restore the earth to