Projects and Activities
The Change Lifestyles, Not Climate Pledge Signing
https://policyforumgy.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/VID-20211112-WA0001-3.mp4 By signing our “Climate Lifestyles, Not Climate” Pledge means that you or the agency you represent will be committed to becoming Environmentally Conscious.
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High-Speed Painting Competition
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PFG Climate Strike
The international press has in recent months, shared stories of varying environmental crises, such as the lungs of the earth, the Amazon Rainforest is on fire or about hurricane Dorian and how it has devastated the Bahamas. If not, Guyanese have certainly felt the increase in temperature over the past few weeks hence the climate
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The AIS Coastal Clean-Up Campaign
The AIS Coastal Clean-Up Campaign Click here to download our Report On International Coastal Clean-Up Day 2023, Policy Forum Guyana actively participated in the Archipelagic Island States (AIS) Forum coastal clean-up campaign. Led by Hema Persaud, the AIS Forum Youth Ambassador for Guyana, the cleanup took place on Saturday, September 16th, at Unity Beach in
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The “Litta Reporta” Launch
The “Litta Reporta” Launch Click here to downlaod our Report The “Litta-Reporta” application, a software that allows users to upload images of garbage dumps and areas that are prone to littering in Guyana. The document explains the benefits of the application, such as environmental awareness, policy and planning, resource allocation, community engagement, monitoring progress, public-private
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Beyond COP 26
Beyond COP 26 Click here to downlaod our Report A report from our Team Member outlining her trip to the UN Climate Conference, COP 26, that took place in Glasgow in November 2021. The author highlights the main outcomes of the summit, such as the Glasgow Climate Pact, the adaptation finance, and the carbon markets.
Beat the Heat, Boost Literacy
Beat the Heat, Boost Literacy Click here to downlaod our Report For World Water Day Policy Forum Guyana aims to bring awareness about freshwater by conducting two sessions at Smith Memorial Primary School. Moreover, Policy Forum Guyana conducted a questionnaire with the objective of collecting data on youths’ perspectives on climate change, how it impacts
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