As a result of GPS, Phase 2 was held in Cambodia by GPS-Cambodia team and there were more actions taken around the country with youth volunteers support and NGO groups efforts. 300 youths from provinces over the big country joined the co-hosted discussion session in Phnom Penh 2015; at the conference, those youth leaders brought with them the experiences, questions, tools at hands to learn from each other to make “Country-Cambodia more resilient and justice to climate change into real actions for a green country in the future”
Later on, youth volunteers and representative network NGOs, started promoting action around the culture shift from deforestation to re-planting the trees and youth climate action for green future.
GPS 1 - Türkiye
GPS 2 - Cambodia
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