Training Curriculum

1. Introduction of

Climate Change

and Climate

Justice

• Structure and Objectives of the Programme

• Ice-breaking through Climate Fresk game

• Introduction of climate change: cause, impacts and trends of climate change

• Roles of different sectors in the society in climate change

• Concept of climate justice and its role in social equity

2

2

4

Lecture/ Sharing:

1800-2000, 25 February 2025 (Tue)

Workshop:

1800-2000, 27 February 2025 (Thu)

2. Introduction of

Climate Advocacy

and Community

Project

• Introduction to the climate advocacy, its principles, strategies, and tactics,

including understanding target audiences and framing issues

• Overview of the process of planning and executing advocacy campaigns,

including setting goals, identifying stakeholders, mobilising support, and

evaluating impact

• Community project briefing and project discussion

2

5

7

0900-1700 (with one hour lunch), 8 March 2025 (Sat)

Module 3:

Introduction of

Climate

Negotiation

• Structure and relations of UNFCCC, UNEP and other multilateral

environmental bodies

• Processes and mechanisms of climate negotiations at climate change

convention

• The Paris Climate Agreement and COP

• Dynamics between countries in a negotiation process

• Youth engagement in climate negotiation and action

2

2

4

Lecture/ Sharing:

1800-2000, 18 March 2025 (Tue)

Workshop:

1800-2000, 20 March 2025 (Thu)

Module 4: Climate

Negotiation Skill

• Participatory role-playing exercise, assuming the roles of national and

sectoral negotiators to experience the dynamics between countries during a

negotiation process

• Participate in discussions and negotiations to understand the complexities of

reaching consensus on climate-related issue

2

4

6

0900-1600 (with one hour lunch), 29 March 2025 (Sat)

Module 5: Local,

Regional and

International

Youth Climate

Movement

• Introduction to UN YOUNGO and the role of youth in international participation

• Showcase of international, regional and local youth climate movement

• The important role of youth in achieving the goals of Paris Agreement and

climate justice

2

1

3

1800-2100, 13 May 2025 (Tue)

Module 6:

Advocacy Skills:

Persuasive

Speech by

leveraging Data &

Research

• The role of research in climate advocacy campaigning

• Data gathering methods for advocacy campaigning

• Translating data into effective advocacy tools

• Workshop: Gathering and presenting useful data for planning a climate

advocacy campaign

2

2

4

Lecture/ Sharing:

1800-2000, 20 May 2025 (Tue)

Workshop:

1800-2000, 22 May 2025 (Thu)

Module 7:

Advocacy Skills:

Media and

Climate

Communication

• Forms of media communication

• Identifying target audience and crafting effective messages

• Message delivery through mass or social media in a campaign

• Workshop: Utilizing social media to deliver messages

2

2

4

Lecture/ Sharing:

1800-2000, 3 June 2025 (Tue)

Workshop:

1800-2000, 5 June 2025 (Thu)

Module 8:

Advocacy Skills:

Public Speaking &

Persuasive

Speech

• Identifying target audience and crafting effective messages

• Planning and framing of an advocacy campaign through persuasive speech

• Responding climate dis/misinformation

• Workshop: How to deliver a persuasive speech

2

2

4

Lecture/ Sharing:

1800-2000, 10 June 2025 (Tue)

Workshop:

1800-2000, 12 June 2025 (Thu)

Module 9:

Community

Project and

Presentation

• Presentation of the community climate advocacy project

• Comment and feedback

0

4

4

0900-1300, 28 June 2025 (Sat)

Total Hours

16

24

40