Youth Engagement and Social Cohesion Activities Sample Clauses

Youth Engagement and Social Cohesion Activities. (a) Carry out youth engagement and social cohesion cross-border activities through: (i) inter-generational and inter-group dialogues/platforms bringing together different groups/communities and the local governments on climate and conflict vulnerability issues; (ii) community cultural/sports events centered around promoting cross-border climate resilience and social cohesion/inclusion, including events that promote understanding around climate change risks and impacts; and (iii) community volunteering and awareness-raising activities on climate change to galvanize community efforts to promote climate resilience and prevent related conflicts/tensions (e.g. flood control, tree planting, adoption of climate smart agricultural practices).
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