The climate crisis is not just about today - it’s about the future of our children. 🌍👶
Children are among the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, yet their voices are often unheard. Businesses have a unique opportunity to lead the way in protecting both the planet and the rights of future generations.
Why children’s rights matter in climate action:
- Vulnerability: Over a billion children lack essentials like food, clean water, and education. Climate change exacerbates these challenges, threatening their survival and development.
- Interconnectedness: Addressing climate change and children’s rights together creates a safer, more sustainable future. It’s not just about protecting children—it’s about securing the world they will inherit.
How your business can make a difference
• Integrate Children’s Rights into Climate Strategies: Ensure that your climate action plans consider the specific needs and vulnerabilities of children.
• Promote Sustainable Practices: Adopt and promote practices that reduce environmental impact and support the well-being of children.
• Collaborate for Greater Impact: Partner with organizations and initiatives that focus on both climate action and children’s rights.
Join the movement to build a sustainable, just future for children and the planet. By prioritising children’s rights in your climate strategies, your business can lead the way in creating a better tomorrow.
For more insights and practical guidance, check out the Corporate Playbook, developed with the support of the LEGO Group:
https://globalchildforum.org/the-corporate-playbook-embedding-childrens-rights-in-esrs-reporting/
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A powerful call to action! Businesses must prioritize children’s rights in climate strategies, ensuring a sustainable and just future for all.
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Absolutely on point, Every child has a right to conducive and safe environment. Children can also play a very critical part in climate change through continued support of advocating for the climate change.
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True! But we definitely care about the pepople that are already dying today