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Kenyan youth are calling for more involvement and inclusion in funding and strategies that are aimed at combating climate change in the country. The youth who led peaceful protests in Kilifi County say that issues of climate need meaningful participation of the youth in decision making if the agenda is to be successful in the country.The young protestors maintained that they will continue pushing the agenda through meetings and networks until their concerns are addressed.
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Youths call for inclusion in combating climate change
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