Climate and sustainability lingo can be technical and hard to understand. Find help in the UNDP's climate dictionary, which explains terms and expressions related to the climate fight. Also check out their ‘Nature’ edition, which deals with nature and biodiversity.

The Climate Dictionary: An everyday guide to climate change

The Climate Dictionary: Nature Edition

Have you also wondered what Just Transition means, what is an NCD, what are Carbon Markets and how does climate justice relate to gender equality?
UNDP has highlighted important trends and themes in the climate fight and explains in their explainer what's worth knowing.

Se lthe list of All Explainers here.

See an explainer video series with cases of youth climate action from 12 countries.

CARE's Toolkit for Youth on Adaptation and Leadership aims to provide young people with the skills and knowledge to meaningfully and effectively engage in climate adaptation policies and advocacy and take action for the climate. The material is aimed at young people aged 15-35 and is available in French, Arabic and English. It consists of eight modules and provides tools to design and implement climate adaptation initiatives.

CARE's Toolkit for Youth on Adaptation and Leadership

Plan International has developed a Youth Leadership in Climate Policy training module that trains you to become a strong climate advocate. It consists of four modules that take you through international climate agreements and give you the tools to strengthen and develop your climate advocacy skills and create an action plan. The material is for young people aged 14 and up and translated into several languages.

Download the modules and a facilitation guide here.

Ecorasmus, developed wiht funding from EU, is a learning hub for youth organisations looking for tips on how to create green projects. They focus on seven themes, including place, food, resources and more.

Ecorasmus

The Big Climate Conversation is a handbook for those who want to start the climate conversation with their parents, friends' parents, teachers, etc. It gives you tips and tricks to start the important conversation around the dinner table. Developed by the Green Youth Movement, the Council for Green Transition, the Climate Movement, GreenPeace and Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke. The material is in Danish.

Den Store Klimasamtale

Children's Climate Cards is an educational module for children aged 7-12 that teaches about climate change through play and games. The game is structured like a treasure map with 14 missions to complete. Each mission focuses on a different part of the climate crisis, and children are taken through a hierarchy of learning, action and sharing tasks. The game is available in many different languages and is developed by Plan International

Children’s Climate Cards.

Climate Friendly Habits is an educational material developed by the think tank CONCITO for children in 5th-7th grade. It focuses on clothing, food and electronics consumption and how children can change their consumption habits to be more sustainable. The material is only available in Danish.

‘Pupils are equipped to act as researchers themselves to learn more about - and challenge - their own and others' consumption habits based on new research and knowledge about the topics.’

Use the material for inspiration to focus on the need to change consumption habits (the material is in Danish only).

Bliv Klog på Klimavenlige Vaner