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Workshops INTERVIEWS RESULTS
This section contains In this section, we discuss The results section unveils the
information regarding the findings from our key findings and outcomes of
participation workshops. interviews. our study.
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INTRODUCTION
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Our Vision: Building a
Sustainable Future Together
In our vision, we imagine a world where people, communities, and
entire societies all understand the importance of protecting our
environment. We see everyone actively doing their part to make our
world greener and more sustainable for the future.
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OUR MISSION
Climate 1
Action
2 Green
Education
Sustainable 4
Communities
3 Renewable
Energy Adoption
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PROBLEM STATEMENT
Global Urgency
Addressing climate Environmental
change is a critical
global priority. A Responsibility
We're committed to
Community E B B environmental care.
Well-being
Climate change affects
our local communities.
Education and
D C
Awareness
Positive Impact We want to raise awareness
We aim to create a cleaner, and inspire change.
greener future.
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RESPONSIBILTY MATRIX
PHASES Week - 1
FIRST
• Planned brainstorming sessions to generate ideas.
• Developed a survey and distributed it within WhatsApp
SECOND groups.
• Organized and executed a tree planting initiative.
THIRD
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WEEKLY BREAKDOWN OF TASKS
Week - 2
Tasks Done
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CAMPAIGN
INSTRUMENTS
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CLIMATE AWARENESS
SURVEY
Link: https://forms.gle/8MEFMK2eCqMbFVo79
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CLIMATE AWARENESS
Summary of SURVEY
the Questions:
• Climate Concern (Scale 1-5)
• Climate Awareness (Yes/No)
• Understanding Climate Impacts
(Little/Some/Good/Expert)
• Personal Climate Actions (Yes/No)
• Climate Challenges (Open-ended)
• Climate Education (Yes/No)
• Community Engagement (Yes/No)
• Future Commitment (Yes/No)
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ENGAGEMENT
SESSIONS
Sessions Participants
04 ± 150
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ENGAGEMENT
SESSIONS
Agenda:
• Defined climate change and discussed its
significance.
• Shared potential impacts of climate change on
daily life with real-world examples.
• Provided practical steps and actions for
individuals to combat climate change.
• Engaged students in an interactive discussion,
inviting questions and conversation.
• Summarized the key points and encouraged
students to make personal commitments to
address climate change.
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ENGAGEMENT
SESSIONS
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INTERVIEWS
Interview 1
Interview 2
Mam Aiman
Fatah
World History’s
Teacher.
Ahmed Haroon
Student of Grade 9 (O
Level)
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INTERVIEW - 1
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INTERVIEW - 2
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RESULTS
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SURVEY
FINDINGS
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SURVEY
FINDINGS
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SURVEY FINDINGS
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CAMPAIGN IMPACT
± 220
Impact
• Energy conservation practices improved as students
began turning off lights and ACs.
• Approximately 220 participants engaged in surveys
and campaigns.
• A more environmentally conscious community
emerged, with students adopting eco-friendly habits
and reducing energy waste.
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FEEDBACK
• Many participants appreciated the campaign's awareness efforts and found them
informative.
• Several students expressed their commitment to energy conservation, mentioning
that they now turn off lights and ACs when leaving classrooms.
• Some students suggested further campaigns or workshops to deepen their
understanding of climate change and how they can contribute.
• Teachers expressed their satisfaction with the campaign and encouraged students to
take actions to reduce climate change.
• Overall, the feedback was positive, with participants, including teachers, showing a
genuine interest in adopting more sustainable practices.
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LEARNING
OUTCOMES
Sustainable Plan
• Form a student-led environmental club.
Challanges • Organize regular eco-friendly activities.
• Limited initial awareness and • Promote climate awareness throughout the
engagement. school year.
• Resistance to behavioral change.
• Partner with local environmental
organizations.
Overcoming Challenges: • Expand campaigns to the wider community.
• Conducted engaging awareness sessions.
• Emphasized the personal benefits of energy
conservation.
• Collaborated with teachers and school staff
to drive change.
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REFERENCES
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THANKS
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