Bring Back Green Foundation, an organization accredited to the UNEP, Basel and Rotterdam Convention, is a completely youth-led organization based in Kerala, India.
UNEP Accredited Organisation
Accredited to Basel and
Rotterdam convention
UN Partner Organisation
Steering Committee Member of UNESCO Youth Climate Action Network
Bring Back Green Foundation, a Section-8 non-profit company registered in 2019, and is accredited to the UNEP, Basel and Rotterdam Convention is on a mission to empower and collaborate with individuals to create a sustainable future. We provide young people, veterans, experts, policy makers, and decision makers with the tools and resources they need to drive real change for our planet.
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Our work recognizes the intersectional nature of environmental issues, tackling challenges from the ground up with integrated and community-driven solutions.
We implement and study practical solutions in waste management, promote sustainable menstrual hygiene, and improve public sanitation infrastructure to create healthier, more livable communities.
We work to protect and strengthen coastal communities against the impacts of climate change through advocacy, research, and community-based adaptation strategies, safeguarding these vital ecosystems they support.
We work to influence environmental policies at local, national, and international levels. We build the capacity of communities and individuals to help in decision-making and advocate for a more sustainable future.
What we do cannot be limited into a few pictures, but here is a gist
The National Youth Climate Consortium (NYCC) aims to strengthen grassroots youth-led networks, organisations and individuals in catalysing their existing efforts on climate action and promoting their consistent, meaningful and effective participation.
NYCC is developed with the support of YuWaah-UNICEF under the Green Rising India Chapter and operationalised by Bring Back Green Foundation.
Bring Back Green Foundation, in collaboration with IYCN, hosted LCOY India 2023 in Thrissur, Kerala. The event united over 130 youth leaders from across India, resulting in the creation of the National Youth Statement. Supported by UNICEF-YUWAAH, the National Youth Statement was presented to the Honourable Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change of India at the India pavilion in COP 28, Dubai.
“Presenting the India National Youth Statement which was drafted by over 130 youth at the Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) held in September this year, Akhilesh Anil Kumar from Bring Back Green (BBG) Foundation reiterated that funding for youth led pro-planet startups would help in increasing youth and community engagement in the battle against climate change.” – Official PIB Press Release
Bring Back Green Foundation also successfully cohosted the LCOY 2024. Learn more:
Our commitment to collaboration extends beyond these key partnerships to include over 30 educational institutions across the country who we have engaged with. Through these engagements, we conducted activities and events that empower young people.
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