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LCOY Timor Leste 2021. Home About YOUNGO About Timor-Leste Our Partners Learn More LCOY Timor-Leste 2021 Local Conference of Youth 8-9 October LCOY Nepal 2021 Date: 8-9th October 2021 Place: Virtual Organised by: CliMates Nepal, NYCA & YTS Chitwan Many Nepalese Youth have already registered to attend. Hurry Up! Register Now… Register Now Official Website Aim of the LCOY Nepal 2021 Cultivating Climate-Conscious Nepalese Youths to Take on Future Leadership Roles The conference has chosen a very important issue as the theme to discuss, that is: To Be Decided Soon... Organised by Supported by Officially endorsed by Our Partners

LCOY Malaysia Hosted over a period of three weekends, the Malaysian Local Conference of Youth took place from 28th November till 13th December 2020. The conference has cleverly chosen a very current and present-day issue to discuss, that is: "Mobilizing for A Green Post Covid-19 Recovery" Speakers With 42 speakers in total from a wide range of backgrounds and expertise, the conference aimed and effectively examined solutions and systemic changes that are needed to properly address climate change and ensure the post Covid-19 recovery is green and environmentally sustainable. View Full List of Speakers DATO' A. M. MUHAMMAD JASMIN ILHAM Deputy Minister, Malaysian Ministry of Environment and Water UNICEF Malaysia NORLIZA HASHIM Urbanice 01/ Climate Finance, Green Economy, and Green Jobs 02/ Sustainable Cities, Local Communities, and Local Action 03/ Nature-based Solutions 04/ Climate Policies and Governance 05/ ASEAN's Potential for Climate Leadership Aim of the MYLCOY2020 Cultivating Climate-Conscious Malaysian And Southeast Asian Youths to Take on Future Leadership Roles Organised by Sponsored by Partnered by

LCOY Haiti 2021 LCOY Haiti 2021 Date: 25th August 2021 Place: Virtual Many Haitians have already registered to attend. Hurry Up! Register Now… Register Now The conference has chosen a very important issue as the theme to discuss, that is: "Protecting Our Environment" Speakers With a total of 10 specialist speakers from a wide range of backgrounds and expertise, the conference is aiming to properly address climate change and ways to protect our environment. Mark Chester Tungcul Adelin Pierre Director of Communication, Youth for Oceans Coordinator COY Haiti Amelia Arreguin Regional Coordinator GYBN Aim of the LCOY Haiti 2021 Cultivating Climate-Conscious Haitian Youths to Take on Future Leadership Roles Organised by Speakers from Officially endorsed by

Get access to all the official resources of Local Conferences of Youth (LCOY) by YOUNGO. Resources LCOY Official Toolkit v1.0 Shop 1.5 Mb : 15th March, 2021 Presentation: How to host a LCOY Shop 3.1 Mb : 17th April, 2021 YOUNGO LCOY Policy v3.0 Shop 172 Kb : 28th February, 2019 LCOY Visual Identity Guide v1.0 Shop 10.2 Mb : 11th November, 2021 LCOY Social Media Toolkit v1.0 51.3 Mb : 5th June, 2022 Shop

Who We Are Core Members Abdallah Emad LCOY Liaison Community Management Soumyadip Dewanji Web, Media and Design Communication Dept. Fabiola Melchior Applications Management Coordination Process Valery Salas Application Management Communication Dept. Monico Neupane Web, Media and Design Communication Dept. Valery Salas Application Management Communication Dept.

Get your doubts clear about LCOY. You asked, We answered. Visit "Frequently Asked Questions" section for more info on LCOY. Frequently Asked Questions How can I attend one of the COYs? Go to the individual websites of the respective LCOYs and look for a link to a registration form. In case, no registration form is shared, try to reach the LCOY organisers via the contact form. The participation should be generally open to anyone who is interested! Is there funding available to cover my participation in one of the COYs? Usually there is no funding available. In most cases (unless stated differently in the information of the COYs), you will have to cover your costs yourself. What is LCOY? Local COYs (LCOY) aim to bring together youth from one country or area. At LCOYs, youth participate as part of national and regional movements. They focus on climate related topics which have high national importance, discuss and develop respective outputs, which are fed into the Global COY and consequently into the UN climate negotiations. They normally take place before the Global COY. Furthermore, they also serve the purpose to train youth and to build their capacities for climate action. Here you can find more info. Website: https://www.lcoy.earth/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/LCOYWG/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youngolcoys/ Email: team@lcoy.earth Why do I need an official approval to be able to organise a LCOY? As explained in the section About COY, the name, “LCOY”, is the collective intellectual property of YOUNGO, and as such may only be used by YOUNGO, or by other youth entities who YOUNGO has given permission. Hence, you need the official approval by YOUNGO. Otherwise, in case of use of term LCOY without endorsement, various steps might be taken which include, but are not limited to: (1) contacting the sponsors of the proposed Local COY, (2) issuing (a) public statement(s), (3) not recognizing any outputs from the COY for inclusion in YOUNGO’s work at the COP. When should the LCOY take place? Ideally, it should take place within 4 weeks before the Global COY (which usually takes place at during the weekend before the start of the annual climate summit). However, if suited reasons are given, a LCOY can also take place before that. 4 weeks before the Global COY is not a hard-timeline, although it is a suggested one. Also, coordinating the scheduling of sub-national, national, sub-regional and regional LCOYs in a region might be expedient to make sure that outcomes of each LCOYs can be fed into the LCOY on the next broader level. Can there be more than one LCOY in the same country/region? Ideally, only one LCOY should take place per country or “region”. However, in case it makes sense due to logistical or geographical reasons, it might be possible that two separate LCOYs take place in the same country/region. In any case, close communication with all involved actors will be happen before any approval. Our request has been rejected, can we hand in an updated version?" Yes, you can submit an updated version of the request to be considered in the forthcoming tranches. We do not speak English, can we still organise a Local COY?" Absolutely yes, a Local COY can be hosted in any language. It is indeed encouraged that LCOYs adapt to the regional and national circumstances relevant to them. However, we encourage that communication with YOUNGO should preferably happen in English, French or other official UN languages. How the collaboration among LCOYs and the Global COY look like? In the past, different collaboration took place: 1. Video project: a collective video to present the whole of LCOYs 2. Livestreams 3. Cross promotion on Social media 4. LCOY organisers (who were able to travel to GCOY) presenting their outputs in-person at GCOY 5. General exchange on organisation and focus topics/central themes Please note that this is very much dependent on capacities and circumstances of GCOY and the LCOY, and new ideas of collaboration can be explored and are welcome. What happens if we do not comply with the Local COY Agreement? Failure to uphold this agreement can result in YOUNGO withdrawing its endorsement of the Local COY in question, should reasonable efforts within the COY WG not resolve such problems. Dissociation may include, but it is not limited to: 1) contacting the sponsors of the Local COY, 2) issuing (a) public statement(s), 3) not recognizing any outputs from the COY for inclusion in YOUNGO’s work at the COP. My organisation wants to organise a regional or sub-regional COY, how do we proceed?" If you and your organisation want to organise a LCOY in your region or sub-region, please reach out toteam@lcoy.earth with the subject: "RCOY request: (Name of the region)." The Mentoring and Applications Sub-WG of the COY WG will take your request and evaluate it case by case. Please, Contact us before making any concrete actions. We will contact you with organizations and YOUNGO members of the same region or sub-region that are planning the same or have already successfully requested for the approval by YOUNGO. As regional and sub-regional COYs are also characterized by an organizing team that represents the diversity of nationalities in the region or sub-region, reaching out to YOUNGO is helpful to find further organisations willing to support the respective planning process. By reaching out to the COY Liasions, the COY WG or the YOUNGO mailing list you will also find out, whether there is already a regional or sub-regional COY planned and who might be the contact to reach out to in order to join the organising team. IMPORTANT: For approving your request, the coordination team of the RCOY must represent the diversity of the region & the RCOY must engourage to host national LCOYs & the RCOY must have the endorsment of (at least) 5 national LCOYs approved in the region that are happening the same year. What does it mean to be approved as a Local COY? This can entail several benefits: 1. Authorisation to use “Local Conference of Youth (LCOY)” as the branding of your conference. 2. Endorsement by YOUNGO, as a part of which you will be provided with an official approval letter in English and any other requested language (depending on the capacity for translations) 3. Authorisation to use the official logo(s) of YOUNGO on all relevant forms of branding (such as website, flyers, publications, etc.) associated with the LCOY. 4. Have the outputs of the LCOY being formally fed into GCOY and YOUNGO through avenues that are used by YOUNGO 5. Have the opportunity to present your LCOY at a centralized website and YOUNGO website (should such and further such avenues exist) 6. Being approved may not necessarily entail any financial benefits (note that YOUNGO, currently, is volunteer-run) I am curious about YOUNGO and want to get involved: what shall i do? Yeey, another interested person! Just send us quick mail at webinfo@lcoy.earth and we will provide you with further information.

About Us LCOY Working Group LCOY Working Group The processes behind LCOY s are coordinated by the LCOY Working Group of YOUNGO . In this group, young people from all around the world communicate with each other to give support to LCOY organizers, to build this website, to review applications, and to further develop the concept of LCOYs. You want to be part of this? Please join us, everyone is cordially welcome! Watch Video to Learn More Get Involved LCOY Working Group logo নীতিসমূহ The most important role of this working group is to empower and support young people who want to make a difference in their communities. SUPPORT CONSENT All decisions are made by consent. However, responsibilities can be delegated to specific groups that can then act autonomously. Meaningful participation by everyone is only possible if we are transparent about the processes and our decisions. TRANSPARENCY EQUITY We actively welcome each and every young person, no matter what background they have and with what level of experience they join. Both as a group and as its members, we have to experiment, make mistakes, and learn continuously. LEARNING Task-Groups YOUNGO LCOY working Group has 4 task-groups to take up different tasks to support LCOYs throughout the world. If you are interested, you can join any of these task-groups according to your choice and expertise. 1. Applications and Selections This group helps to develop the application process, responds to questions and queries made by applicants on the application process, reviews and evaluates applications received, approves selected conferences and also sends approval letters or official endorsement letter to the organisers. Current Members Lead: Fabiola Melchiori (Lola) (Germany) Shamie Mucha Anenyesha (Zimbabwe) , Claire Cheng (Hong Kong), Mathias Kpetohoto (Benin) , Mian Joseph Atta (Côte d'Ivoire) , Jessica Li (United States) , Diana Corona (Venezuela) , Nadia (Ghana). 2. Conference Support This group helps by supporting LCOY teams in their work, creating toolkits & other documents. Current Members Olowoyeye Oluwafemi (Nigeria) , Selma (Algeria) , Israa Taha (Sudan) , Dr. Ahmed Ouda (Palestine) , Mian Joseph Atta (Côte d'Ivoire) , Jessica Li (United States) , Landry Ngaimeni (Mali) , Nadia (Ghana). 3. Communication & Media This group helps by creating and designing content, providing designing services for toolkits & other documents prepared by Conference Support TG, managing LCOY Official Social Media Channels and Website. Current Members Lead: Soumyadip Dewanji (India) Abhishek Mani (India) , Saline Akoth (Kenya). 4. Final Output This group helps by bridging LCOY, RCOY and GCOY, report writing and following up and develops a Final Output process. Current Members Nada Mohamed (Egypt) , Jafr een (B angladesh) , Merna Ahmed (Egypt) , Selma (Algeria) , Yoko Lu (Canada/Japan) , Claire Cheng (Hong Kong) , Soumyadip Dewanji (India) , Israa Taha (Sudan) , Dr. Ahmed Ouda (Palestine) , Mathias Kpetohoto (Benin) , Mildren Juma (Kenya) , Mian Joseph Atta (Côte d'Ivoire) , Xuan Zihan (China/Singapore) , Jessica Li (United States) , Landry Ngaimeni (Mali). প্রতিভা গেমস জিতলেও টিম ওয়ার্ক এবং বুদ্ধি চ্যাম্পিয়নশিপ জিততে পারে। মাইকেল জর্ডন

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LCOY 2023 Thank You Everyone! The Application process to host an Official LCOY 2023 is now Closed. Do you want to organize a youth climate conference in your country? Do you want to bring young people together and enable their activism, energy and expertise for a better world? And do you want to collectively organize to make youth voices heard at COP28 in UAE? Current Exhibition Upcoming Collection Past Online Dissociated Landscapes Jun - Sep 2023 William Bach Collection Webb Hall Tomorrow's Rooms Past Exhibitions Parallel in Time Online Collection Broken Elements Dec 2023 If Yes, then one of the best ways, you can make this happen is by hosting an Official Local Conference of Youth or LCOY in your country! LCOYs form a fundamental part of the process of youth inclusion in intergovernmental negotiations on climate change, bringing together youth from across a country for collaboration, brainstorming and drafting of succinct policy proposals. They are the first step in the road towards Region al COYs, the Global COY, and youth participation in the COP itself. Apply now with your tea m or organization and join the global m ovement to save our planet. steps of LCOY Application Submit the Application form within given timeframe The Application forms will then be Reviewed by Selection Commitee If your application gets approved, you will receive An Official Letter of Endorsement over Email timeline of LCOY Application Application Timeframe Review by March 1 - March 31, 2023 April 15, 2023 April 1 - April 30, 2023 May 15, 2023 May 1 - June 5, 2023 June 26, 2023 Application Review of 3rd Tranche will be done by June 26, 2023 You will be updated via email once your application have been revie wed. Want to get your doubts cleared about LCOY Application process? If yes, please scroll down Attend a LCOY Q&A Session We are going to host two Application Q&A info calls in the next weeks to make you understand the procedure and requirements to apply for organising a Local COY in your country. Join us either on March 7th, 4 PM UTC or on March 15th, 7 AM UTC. We are looking forward to see you in one of the sessions. Register for March 7th Register for March 15th Image: Markus Spiske, Pexels Want to learn how to organise a successful Local Conference of Youth? If yes, please click below Learn More

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