Sri Lanka’s draft resolution on “Enhancing the Meaningful Participation of Youth in Environmental Processes and on Environmental Education” was adopted at the Seventh Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA‑7) in Nairobi. According to the Sri Lankan High Commission in Nairobi, the resolution, proposed by Sri Lanka, reflects a shared commitment to empowering young people as key partners in addressing global environmental challenges and advancing sustainable development. The adopted resolution underscores the critical role of youth as agents of change and calls upon Member States, the United Nations Environment Programme, and other stakeholders to provide youth with opportunities for…
Sri Lanka’s Youth Environment Resolution adopted at UNEA-7
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