Hello, we are Klimadelegation e.V.!


Kli­madel­e­ga­tion e.V. is a polit­i­cal­ly inde­pen­dent asso­ci­a­tion of young peo­ple. We see our­selves as a del­e­ga­tion for the cli­mate and are involved in polit­i­cal and social process­es at the inter­face between inter­na­tion­al pol­i­tics and local, nation­al and Euro­pean process­es. We advo­cate sus­tain­able cli­mate pro­tec­tion as well as cli­mate and inter­gen­er­a­tional jus­tice. For us, a glob­al approach, inter­na­tion­al under­stand­ing, tol­er­ance and sci­ence-based deci­sions are fundamental.

Our goal is to work towards a cli­mate-friend­ly and sus­tain­able sys­tem and to main­tain a plan­et worth liv­ing on for present and future gen­er­a­tions. We are com­mit­ted to ensure that the inter­ests of young peo­ple are respect­ed and tak­en more seri­ous in polit­i­cal deci­sions. Since 2012, we have been tak­ing part in the UN cli­mate nego­ti­a­tions. Each year we bring the voice of young peo­ple and future gen­er­a­tions to the nego­ti­at­ing table. In addi­tion, we report on the nego­ti­a­tions and cli­mate pol­i­cy process­es, aim­ing to sen­si­tize young peo­ple in par­tic­u­lar to the glob­al effects of cli­mate change and moti­vate them to get involved. Our vol­un­teer work fur­ther includes cli­mate edu­ca­tion, e.g. through lec­tures and work­shops, as well as project man­age­ment and work in pub­lic rela­tions. We are always open to projects and coop­er­a­tions, as long as they are com­pat­i­ble with our val­ues and goals.

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My experiences with building bridges for climate action
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Yaque­mil­sa Fre­delin­da Mati­ashi Vicente (25) from Peru is an envi­ron­men­tal engi­neer­ing stu­dent, an indige­nous envi­ron­men­tal activist, a mem­ber of Fri­days for Future Peru, and pres­i­dent of the Asso­ci­a­tion of Young Indige­nous and Ama­zon­ian Set­tlers of the Megan­toni. Here, she writes about the project BB4CA, which she was part of. The project brought togeth­er young cli­mate experts from Latin Amer­i­ca, the Caribbean and Europe. It was finan­cial­ly sup­port­ed by the Fed­er­al Min­istry for the Envi­ron­ment, Nature Con­ser­va­tion and Nuclear Safe­ty and it is legal­ly car­ried by the Ger­man Youth NGO Kli­madel­e­ga­tion e.V.

Through the eyes of a young bipoc* activist
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Activist Jada Lau­ren Kennedy talks about how she became first a cli­mate activist and lat­er an activist focus­ing on the inter­sec­tion­al­i­ty of the dif­fer­ent crises we face in our sys­te­my. She tells, what has led her to this pat­hand the iden­ti­ty cri­sis she faces as a young wom­xn of color.

Part 6: Let’s start a sustainable future now
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Teas­er: In the last part of our Coro­na Inter­view Series we speak to two cli­mate activists from the Small Island State Fiji, which is espe­cial­ly exposed to the con­se­quences of cli­mate change. Lave­tanala­gi Seru and Komal Narayan are both active … Read More

Part 5: Be the change you wish to see in the world
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How do young peo­ple on the South Amer­i­can con­ti­nent expe­ri­ence the COVID-19 pan­dem­ic and the con­se­quences of cli­mate change? In this part of our inter­view series we get to know the liv­ing worlds of Eleni­ta Sales from Brazil and Ati … Read More

Part 4: The delicate phase
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How do young peo­ple on the African con­ti­nent expe­ri­ence the COVID-19 pan­dem­ic and the con­se­quences of cli­mate change? In this part of our inter­view series we learn from Rav­el Djielon Moutcheu, lawyer and sci­en­tist in Cameroon and Daniel Any­ori­gya, jour­nal­ist … Read More

Part 3: When everything stands still
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In the sec­ond inter­view of our series on Covid-19 and cli­mate change in coun­tries of the Glob­al South we talk with Pratik­shya Aryal, Kavi­ta Khanal and Sami­ta Ghimire from Nepal. They report about the sit­u­a­tion in their home coun­try due … Read More