Climate change is fundamentally reshaping the lives of children in Nepal by disrupting their education, health, and sense of safety through increasingly frequent natural disasters. To address this crisis, young people are calling for more than just protection, demanding meaningful inclusion in climate policy decisions to ensure their rights and futures are prioritized.
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Climate change is fundamentally reshaping the lives of children in Nepal by disrupting their education, health, and sense of safety through increasingly frequent natural disasters. To address this crisis, young people are calling for more than just protection, demanding meaningful inclusion in climate policy decisions to ensure their rights and futures are prioritized.
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