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UNICEF UK releases policy briefing on climate change and intergenerational justice
News item 24 November 2009

Children have contributed the least to climate change but are disproportionately affected by its impacts.
© UNICEF/2008

 

Children have contributed the least to climate change but are disproportionately affected by its impacts. Future generations of children will continue to pay the price. A new series of IDS In Focus Policy Briefings ‘Children in a Changing Climate: Lessons from research and practice' looks at some of the critical issues and areas of action for children in a changing climate.

The series, which includes a briefing by UNICEF UK Climate Change, Child Rights and Intergenerational Justice, draws on research and experience of the Children in a Changing Climate coalition (CCC) and provides new insights into children's right to climate-adaptation support and right to participate in decisions and actions which affect their future.



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