“Think Green” brings the voice of Ajloun to the Local Conference of Youth on Climate Change (LCOY Jordan 2026)
The Ministers of Youth and Environment inaugurated the Local Conference of Youth on Climate Change (LCOY Jordan 2026) at Al Hussein Youth City, with broad participation from young men and women, representatives of national and international institutions, and stakeholders involved in environmental and climate action from across the Kingdom.
Sawt Ajloun Community Radio participated in the conference, representing Ajloun Governorate through its “Think Green” (Fakkir Akhdar) Initiative, bringing the voice and experience of the governorate to the event in the fields of environmental awareness and promoting community participation in addressing climate challenges.
This participation reaffirms the role of community media in supporting climate action and translating environmental issues from theoretical awareness into practical action by encouraging individuals, particularly young people, to adopt environmentally friendly practices and contribute to protecting natural resources.
The “Think Green” (Fakkir Akhdar) Initiative aligns with the conference’s objectives of strengthening youth participation in climate action and identifying their environmental priorities. The initiative focuses on raising awareness of environmental sustainability, promoting responsible consumption and production, and encouraging everyday practices that help reduce negative environmental impacts, while also strengthening efforts to preserve the natural heritage and biodiversity that distinguish Ajloun Governorate.
The importance of this participation comes in light of the discussions, dialogue sessions, and climate policy labs featured at the conference, addressing key issues including water, agriculture, education, health, and climate justice. These discussions aim to develop practical recommendations that will contribute to drafting the 2026 Jordanian Youth National Climate Statement, in preparation for the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31).
The participation also highlights the importance of using community radio as a platform to amplify the voices of young people and local communities, showcase environmental initiatives rooted in local needs and experiences, and strengthen dialogue between youth and decision-makers on sustainable climate solutions.
Sawt Ajloun Community Radio continues, through the “Think Green” Initiative and its awareness programmes, to promote environmental awareness and strengthen community responsibility towards environmental protection, contributing to building a generation that is conscious of climate issues and capable of taking an active role in shaping a more sustainable future.
