01 August 2025
The Youth Climate Adaptation Forum (YCAF) represents the latest chapter in UNICEF’s 70-year legacy of standing up for children’s rights in Malaysia
13 August 2025
These diverse projects worked to preserve Orang Asli traditions and cultural way of living, train youth in coastal communities with skills in marine research and conservation skills, pilot a nature-based education project in early childhood education, and provide mentorship opportunities for young adults.
13 August 2025
The Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change and the Youth Environment Living Labs, a collaborative initiative by UNDP and UNICEF Malaysia, supported by ALAM, are jointly hosting a youth-led.
13 August 2025
The Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change and the Youth Environment Living Labs, a collaborative initiative by UNDP and UNICEF Malaysia, supported by ALAM, are jointly hosting a youth-led and youth-focused session during the Multi-level Action Day on 9th December 2023 at the COP28 Malaysia Pavilion.
13 August 2025
All too often, the stories of climate change, nature and the environment are led by examples that may not be relevant to our own local context. The #BumiBelia Stories Competition, held from September to October 2021, encouraged youth to discover and tell stories to inspire action within the local and cultural context of Malaysia.
13 August 2025
The Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change and the Youth Environment Living Labs, a collaborative initiative by UNDP and UNICEF Malaysia, supported by ALAM, are jointly hosting a youth-led and youth-focused session during the
13 August 2025
In line with the aims of the UN Human Rights Council, the Business and Human Rights in Asia (B+HR Asia) project, supported by the European Union, promotes the implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) in Asia through national action plans,
13 August 2025
When asked about the largest contributor to climate change before the engagement began, youth participants of the recent engagement by B+HR Asia and YELL in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah responded that human beings and industry or “factories” are responsible.