Mobilising Generation Action - Global Action Plan’s Education & Youth Engagement strategy

Through our We focus on the issues where the connection Our goal work we create the political and policy between the health of people and planet is conditions for more radical action, most tangible and mobilise people and By 2030 every child will leave school prepared connecting behaviour change to systems organisations to take action on the systems that to act collectively for the good of people. [...] Collective action – We inspire and support The task for educators is to develop young In the UK, England is the focal point for our people and organisations with the people’s ability to create change. [...] You will also meet them in your community At a time when the IPCC is calling for ‘rapid and where they lead and support action on social far-reaching transitions across all sectors and and environmental issues, and volunteer at systems’ the education system should be food banks, sports clubs, or with the emergency actively trying to grow Generation Action and to services. [...] Work in and with schools and become agents of change, but also to communities – with a particular focus mobilise those with whom we work – on those in disadvantaged areas – to within and outside the system – to strengthen young people’s ability and remove the systemic barriers that stand desire to create change and in the way of sustainability education contribute towards a green and and action. [...] Outcome Indicators to measure Targets (by 1st Jan 2026) 1: YOUNG PEOPLE Number and diversity of young people reached through have the ability and Generation Action Projects desire to take action for the good of • Number of young people reached through Generation Action • >100 school or community groups directly engaged and a further 200,000 young people reached via people and planet.