Join the Climate Soldier Movement - Implement a Climate Data Policy in your Community
Climate Data for long lasting climate solution
Climate Data for Long Lasting Climate Solution
The School of Climate Action launched at COP27 is a community of individuals called (climate soldiers) who collect data across the world in other to determine the most affected people by climate change and most affected areas. The soldiers implement a climate data policy by asking persons in their communities or on social media the impact of climate change / weather change around them using provided toolkit. Data collected is analysed by a team of professionals and used to inform policy and most importantly ensure that climate finance goes to the most affected people in most affected areas.
How it Works:
Implement a Climate Data Policy on Social Media and on Ground in your Community
In Your Community
- In your community, Using the provided toolkit, access sample questions for the respondents.
- Choose any 5 minute of your time to talk to one respondent in your community, or any 10 minute of your time to speak to a group of people in community and inquire about how they have experienced climate change using guiding questions.Share ways they can begin to tackle these problems as a community even before help can come (options in the toolkit)
- Enter specific responses of your respondent in the form which you can access from your toolkit
On Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram)
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Option 1
1) Through a simple post, ask your friends, connections or followers to fill out a short form and answer 3 questions on how they have experienced climate change impacts in their communities.
Then attach this link on your post. The link is available when you Click the “share” button.
ENSURE to tag the Climate Leadership Fellowship in your social media post and use the hashtag – #CLFClimateDataPolicy
EXAMPLE of a post you can make on Social Media:
Dear friends, I am implementing a climate data policy to find out the most vulnerable places to climate change and where most people affected by climate change reside in Nigeria.
Climate change impacts have been observed in Nigeria in different ways. To determine how help can come to each community, it’s important to learn how climate change affects communities especially those in vulnerable regions in Nigeria. Be a Climate Soldier. Join the Climate data movement by answering three questions on this form to share how climate change affects your community. Help solve the climate challenge by lending your voice.
Then attach this link on your post. The link is available to you when you Click the “share” button.
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Option 2
Hold A Virtual TownHall Meeting (Facebook Live, Zoom Call, Whatsaap Video Call, Telegram)
Organize a live call with your colleagues, friends and connections. Ask them to come and be a part of the climate data policy implementation.
Questions for the Participants of the Virtual Town hall meeting
1) Where are you currently located (community, state)
2) What is the Climate Change Impact you’ve observed in your community
3) How has this affected members of the community?
From your own knowledge of climate change, recommend likely solution to the identified problems your participants have listed.
Afterwards enter their responses into the feedback form provided in the toolkit above.
That’s it…!
Example of a post you can make inviting your connections for the live call:
Dear friends, climate change impacts have been observed in Nigeria in different ways. To determine how help can come to each community, it’s important to learn how climate change affects communities especially those in vulnerable regions in Nigeria. Be a Climate Soldier. Join the Climate data movement by participating during this brief live call to share how climate change affects your community. Help solve the climate challenge by lending your voice.
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