Pune
Climate Warrior Program for Schools
A unique education program where trained college students facilitate this experiential learning program for school children on climate change
The Program
The impact of climate change (CC) is no longer debated. On the contrary, they are visible and are manifesting in more than one forms - human health, food, and the economy. ​
It has become critically important to firstly, understand and acknowledge that there is a climate emergency; secondly, to disseminate the knowledge of climate impacts and understand how to mitigate and adapt to the situation and thirdly, to take appropriate actions at all levels – from individual, societal up to all levels of the government.
Today’s school children will be the sufferers of tomorrow – and we, as their guardians, cannot afford to remain complacent.
As an association of like-minded organisations, we recognise our responsibility to take part in climate action. With this in intention, we propose a climate awareness and experiential learning program for schools in Pune. The program is titled ‘Pune’s -Climate Warriors Program for Schools (CWPS)’.
Vision
To build a generation of environmentally conscious young citizens who inspire their families and communities to take meaningful climate action, creating a greener, healthier, and resilient Pune.
Mission
Pune Climate Warriors empowers school children from Grades 5 to 8 to become champions of climate awareness and sustainability. Through engaging, hands-on activities and educational programs, we aim to:
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Educate children about climate change and its local and global impacts
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Encourage eco-friendly habits and responsible consumption
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Involve families and neighborhoods in simple, impactful climate actions
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Foster a sense of ownership and responsibility for protecting our environment
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Together, we nurture a culture of care, courage, and climate responsibility—one child, one family, one neighborhood at a time.
An Initiative by
Association for Learning, Education, Research and Training
Associated NGO's
