EAS Congress 2015: Global Targets, Local Benefits
EAS Congress 2015: Global Targets, Local Benefits

Fourth EAS Youth Forum

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EAS Youth Forum 2015 LogoThe EAS Youth Forum 2015 gathered young leaders in the East Asian Seas (EAS) region to enhance their potentials as future champions and advocates of our oceans and coasts. Since 2006, the EAS Youth Forum has convened more than 200 young innovators in the region highlighting the youth's crucial role in the sustainable development of the seas of East Asia.

 

Here are four reasons this was an exciting and dynamic event:

 

4 Reasons to Join the 4th Youth Forum

LEARN

Interaction with environmental experts, scientists and policymakers on the pressing issues and much needed solutions for the sustainable management of our oceans and coasts. Sharing experiences with fellow young leaders in the region on environmental actions being undertaken.

 

4 Reasons to Join the 4th Youth Forum

INFLUENCE

Make a difference by putting forward workable actions and engaging more young people for environmental conservation. Outline recommendations to national and local governments, nongovernment organizations, universities and private entities for the sustainable development of our oceans and coasts.

 

4 Reasons to Join the 4th Youth Forum

NETWORK

Build friendships with fellow young leaders in the region and associate with known experts, scientists and policymakers in environmental conservation and management.

 

4 Reasons to Join the 4th Youth Forum

ENJOY

Fun and exciting YF4 activities. Experience Vietnam's unique culture, charm and biodiversity.

 

 

The 4th EAS YF Presentations

 

 

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Hosted, Organized and Supported By

Hosted by the Government of Vietnam, organized by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Vietnam (MONRE), Vietnam Administration of Seas and Islands (VASI), People’s Committee of Danang City, Vietnam and Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia (PEMSEA) and supported by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)