Agenda Day 4 - 6

NATIONAL COORDINATOR - Dr. Sonia Peter

CTPP AMBASSADOR - Britney Grimes

TEAM MEMBER- Tamar Andrews

ACTIVITIES:

Thursday 19th Oct: Capacity Building for Gender Equity and a Youth Environmental Advocacy action through the creation of youth mobile mural on SDGs 3 Food Security, Climate Action 13 and 15 Life on Land.

Friday 20th Oct: A short film production: “Coco Hill Food Forest - A model for the future” to acknowledge women working in climate action as well as their challenges and achievements and to acknowledge their work within both green and blue economy. Women in Action to plant 100 fruit trees at WIRRED with all collaborators and volunteers.

COLLABORATORS - Walkers Institute for Regenerative Research Education and Design (WIRRED) Coco Hill Food Forest, Andromeda Botanic Gardens

SOCIAL MEDIA:

FB - @biocultural2017   IG - @bioculturaleducation

NATIONAL COORDINATOR - John Arana

ACTIVITY TEAM LEAD – Dr. Karen Martinez, Chairperson, DUF, Co- Chair COBEC

TEAM MEMBERS - Dangriga Urban Farmers (DUF) task force: Sedella Sampson, Wayne Lopez, Ingrid Cayetano, Sheline Busano, Digna Martinez, Dorothy Castillo, Dolores Tasher, Jean Ewing, Lorilee Dominguez, Gretta Lewis, Gwen Nunez Gonzalez, Caleb Nicholas, and Jason Guerrero

ACTIVITIES:

Saturday 21st Oct: The DUF will be engaged in a beach cleanup in the northern area of Dangriga Town . The group will request the collaboration of the town council and local residents in the area. Once the area is cleaned, the group will engage in planting of about 20 trees along the beach. The aim is to garner community support for climate action and environmental protection. The objective is to encourage individual sustained commitment to environment and climate action while also providing an ambient environment for socializing and encourage conscious living.

MAIN COLLABORATORS - The Municipal Government and Residents of Northern Dangriga

SOCIAL MEDIA:

FB - Dangriga Urban Farmers Duf

YouTube - Belize Watch Dangriga Urban Farmers June 30, 2022

ACTIVITY TEAM LEAD – Evie Sweetman, Co-Leader of the youth-led environmental organization Protect Our Future

TEAM MEMBERS - Jordan Lisle, Lilly Haug, George Zimmermann

ACTIVITIES:

Saturday 28th Oct: Beach cleanup in partnership with the Mission Blue philanthropic team. The aim of the activity is to demonstrate a cleaned beach with large community involvement and collaborators.

MAIN COLLABORATORS - Mission Blue, Plastic Free Cayman

SOCIAL MEDIA:

@protectourfuture.eco

FB - Protect Our Future

IG - protectourfuture.eco

TEAM LEAD: Norma Anthony, Assistant Forest Officer (Ag) Forest Management Unit.

COLLABORATING PARTNER : Forestry, Wildlife & Parks Division, Ministry of Environment, Rural Modernization, Kalinago Upliftment & Constituency Empowerment

ACTIVITIES:

A week of activities from 16th -22nd October 2023 to celebrate World Food Day 2023 with the support of Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries. The activities will focus on WFD 2023’s theme “Water is Life”. The division with its partners will be conducting Riparian Restoration through reforestation of riverbanks, with approximately 100 students within the four Forest Ranges.

SOCIAL MEDIA:

FB - https://www.facebook.com/DominicaForestryDivision

NATIONAL COORDINATOR - Luke Johnson

TEAM MEMBERS - Bob Ramdhanie, Denis D'Agrella, Andrew Campbell

ACTIVITIES:

Between 16 to 22nd Oct: Continuation of ongoing activities of tree planting programmes amongst the indigenous youths of Guyana. In addition there will also be online forums on “ Sustainable Economies”, a Coastal Zone Activity. A pilot project will also be implemented in Georgetown, Guyana to create more awareness about the negative impact of climate change in Guyana and will include online presentations and discussions with tree planting activities. Throughout October 23 - 29, November 16-19 will be many activities

associated with our main organization Rupununi Music & Arts Festival such as capacity building in Recycling & Upcycling in support of our Arts & the Environment' programmes. Desired outcome is for more young people to be aware, and to act, to reduce the negative impacts of climate change and to contribute to Guyanas' LCDS (Low Carbon Development Strategy). Indicators of success will include increase in number of young people participating in the CPAW in Guyana; # of Follow-up programmes following CPAW and expansion of the Rupununi Music & Arts Festival (RMAF) 'Arts & the Environment" programme.

MAIN PARTNER - Rupununi Music & Arts Festival

COLLABORATORS - Thistle Construction (Guyana) Inc, University of Guyana, CARA Hotels, Banks DIH Ltd

SOCIAL MEDIA:

IG - @rupununimafestival

FB - @rupununimafestival

CTPP AMBASSADOR – Aaliyah Rolle

TEAM MEMBERS - Aaliyah Rolle, Melissa Ingrham,Danielle Haneck, Esther Allen Rolle

ACTIVITY:

Saturday 21st October 2023, a Tree Planting activity that promotes sustainability and fight against climate change in the Bahamas. This encompasses not just planting trees for climate change purposes, but also the enhanced biodiversity they bring, signifying a rejuvenation and restoration of the local environment.

COLLABORATORS – The Ministry of Environment's Forestry Unit; plantatreewithki

NATIONAL COORDINATOR – Talya Mohammed

CTPP AMBASSADOR – Sean McCoon

ACTIVITY:

Breadfruit Tree Planting in Tobago with TRWRP

COLLABORATORS – Tobago Reforestation and Watershed Rehabilitation Programme (TRWRP) with breadfruit trees donated by Trees That Feed Foundation and community residents in Tobago

Social Media and Links:

@CariphilallianceTT