New Delhi, India - ICLEI-South Asia has announced the inaugural edition of the "Youth For Climate Hackathon," an innovative platform inviting passionate youth to develop solutions for climate adaptation in urban South Asia.
The event aims to address the escalating challenges posed by climate change in the region’s rapidly urbanizing cities. By empowering young changemakers, the hackathon hopes to foster collaboration, innovation, and impactful solutions to build urban resilience.
Themed "Adaptation to Climate Change in South Asian Cities," the initiative offers a unique opportunity for participants to brainstorm, design, and implement scalable solutions that can create real-world impact. The hackathon encourages youth to step forward as leaders of climate action in their respective cities.
Key Highlights:
Collaborate: Participants will join forces with like-minded peers from diverse backgrounds.
Innovate: Focus on devising creative and sustainable approaches to address urban climate challenges.
Impact: Drive meaningful change by contributing to actionable solutions.
ICLEI-South Asia is partnering with esteemed organizations such as Eco-Network Global, Nepalese Youth for Climate Action (NYCA), and Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action (YUVA), among others. These Knowledge and Outreach Partners will bring their expertise and networks to enhance the hackathon's reach and influence.
Registration Details:
Deadline: 8th June 2025, 11:59 PM IST
Registration Link: https://southasia.iclei.org/hackathon/
Contact for Queries: [email protected]
About ICLEI-South Asia:
Celebrating 20 years of championing sustainable development in the region, ICLEI-South Asia is committed to empowering local governments and communities to combat climate change and adapt to its impacts.
The Youth For Climate Hackathon underscores the importance of youth involvement in addressing the ongoing climate crisis, particularly in the face of South Asia’s unique urban challenges. This initiative is expected to serve as a catalyst for meaningful, community-driven climate action in the region.
