SLIDE 1
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
SLIDE 2 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
- Origin
- Vision
- Mission
- Objective
- Modalities
- Founders
- Structures
- Issues Addressing
- Conclusion
SLIDE 3
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK The brain child of the Asia Regional Workshop on “Youth for the Environment”, having met in Ahmedabad, India, from 11th August to 14th August 2003, organized by the Commonwealth Youth Program
SLIDE 4
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK To promote sustainable development in Asia with young people as partners
SLIDE 5
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK Establish a network of young Asians who are committed to environmental conservation and promote sustainable development
SLIDE 6 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
stakeholders in sustainable development in Asia.
- 2. To be a hub for youth and
sustainable development.
- 3. To mobilize resources for a
common cause.
personal and social development
SLIDE 7 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
- 1. Networking and mobilization
- 2. Capacity building
- 3. Dissemination of best practices
- 4. Develop roster of experts
- 5. Research and Documentation
SLIDE 8 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK Founder members of AYEN are the Commonwealth member countries of Asia consisting:
- Bangladesh
- Brunei Darussalam
- India
- Malaysia
- Maldives
- Singapore
- Sri Lanka.
SLIDE 9
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
AYEN SECRETARIAT COUNTRY CO-ORD COUNTRY CO-ORD COUNTRY CO-ORD COUNTRY CO-ORD COUNTRY CO-ORD COUNTRY CO-ORD FACILITATOR
SLIDE 10 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
COUNTRY CO-ORD Corporate Partners
PROFESSIONALS
Youth Clubs NGOs/ NPOs
SLIDE 11 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
- Bangladesh:M
- Mr. Tapas Ranjan Chakraborty
Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS), Dhaka.
- Brunei Darussalam:M
- Mr. Haji Mohd Noor Bin Haji
Salleh Department of Environment, Parks and Recreation, Ministry of Development.
- India:D
- Dr. Padma Harshan
Society for Human Welfare and Environmental Furtherance (SHWEF), Bhopal.
- Malaysia:M
- Mr. Asaithamby Ramayah
Ministry of Youth and Sports.
- Maldives:M
- Mr. Mohamed Shujau
Bluepeace, Mal, Republic of Maldives
- Singapore:M
- Mr. Wilson Ang
Environmental Challenge Organisation (Singapore)
- Sri Lanka:M
- Mr. K. W. S. C. Kumarasinghe
National Youth Services Council, Maharagama
SLIDE 12 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
- 1. Water Resource Management
- 2. Solid Waste Management
- 3. Deforestation
- 4. Energy(including alternative sources)
- 5. Pollution
- 6. Climate Change (Including global
warming and sea level rise)
(Degradation/ Management)
- 8. Threats to eco-systems
- 9. Disasters (Manmade / Natural)
- 10. Unplanned Industrialization and Urbanization
- 11. Rural development
- 16. Overpopulation, poverty and inequality
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
- 12. Food and agriculture
- 13. Health and Sanitation
- 14. Biodiversity
- 15. Impact of Tourism
SLIDE 13 ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
- AYEN LOGO
- AYEN LETTER HEAD
- 1st AYEN EXCO Meeting
- AYEN WEBSITE
- AYEN Brochures
- Country EXCO
- Recruitment of NGOs
SLIDE 14
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK We hope that by establishing the network; it will enhanced networking, mobilization and capacity building among young people.
SLIDE 15
ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK ASIA YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
Thank You Thank You