YOUTH & CLIMATE DATA

Youth Climate & Environmental Stewardship

Youth Coastal Climate Data for Action equips young people to gather community evidence, understand coastal ecosystems, communicate science and lead inclusive climate-resilience initiatives.

Community members participating in coastal environmental action
THE PROBLEM

Why this matters

Coastal communities need locally generated climate information and more opportunities for young people to participate meaningfully in environmental decisions. Household experience, youth leadership and scientific learning are not always connected.

LOCATION

Where we work

Four coastal barangays of Virac, Catanduanes, Philippines

OBJECTIVE

What we will achieve

Build a youth-led system for coastal climate data, community learning and locally driven action that strengthens inclusive resilience in Virac.

BENEFICIARIES

Who benefits

Youth stewards, coastal households, schools, barangay leaders and community organizations in four coastal barangays.

TIMELINE

Implementation period

12-month implementation period covering training, community data collection, analysis, communication and local action planning.

ACTIVITIES

What the project does

  • Youth training in coastal ecosystems, climate risks and ethical data collection
  • A 240-household coastal climate and resilience survey
  • Community mapping, observation and documentation
  • Science communication and environmental education
  • Youth-led action planning and presentation of findings to local stakeholders
TARGETS

What funding delivers

  • 40 trained youth coastal climate stewards
  • 240 households participating in the survey
  • Four coastal barangays engaged
  • Community data and locally relevant findings documented
  • Youth-led action priorities presented to stakeholders
BUDGET & PARTNERS

A transparent funding pathway.

Project budget: ₱923,400, equivalent to USD 15,000 in the project proposal.

Partnerships are sought with coastal barangays, schools, youth organizations, local government, research institutions, foundations and corporate climate programs.

SDG 4 — Quality EducationSDG 11 — Sustainable CommunitiesSDG 13 — Climate ActionSDG 14 — Life Below WaterSDG 17 — Partnerships
IMPACT METRICS

How progress is measured

  • Youth completing steward training
  • Households surveyed and barangays represented
  • Community climate and coastal observations recorded
  • Youth-created communication outputs
  • Local stakeholders receiving findings
  • Youth-led actions initiated or adopted
REPORTING

What partners receive

  • Approved project brief and detailed line-item budget
  • Implementation schedule and responsible team
  • Photographic and activity documentation
  • Progress against agreed outputs and outcomes
  • Financial and narrative reports based on the partnership agreement
Community members participating in coastal environmental actionField learning within a mangrove ecosystemHands-on community protection of mangrove seedlings
START A PARTNERSHIP

Fund measurable local action.

PACIFICTECH will provide the complete proposal, due-diligence documents, detailed budget and reporting schedule before funds are transferred.