Support the Research Study on climate governance as an Outreach Online Volunteer

Volunteering

Overview

Engage with youth and organizations to support the Ekota initiative.

You have:

• Proven experience in managing social media accounts for organizations.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to create compelling and shareable content.
• Innovative approach to community engagement and education concepts.
• Experience in coordinating youth and tracking their participation.

Contract

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The Youth Empowerment in Climate Action Platform (YECAP) was established by UNDP in Asia and the Pacific in collaboration with UNFCCC RCC Asia and the Pacific, UNICEF East Asia and the Pacific, UNICEF South Asia, British Council, YOUNGO, Movers Programme, and 2030 Youth Force in response to young people across the region calling for urgent action on the climate agenda. Youth in all their diverse identities and experiences advance their climate journeys with the support from YECAP to meaningfully engage in action, advocacy, and acceleration of the movement towards a just climate future.

Ekota is an open, interactive consultation platform that allows young people to share their views and see what their peers think. Unlike traditional “marathon” surveys, it is transparent, engaging, and community-driven. Insights gathered through Ekota will feed into the Vietnamese Youth Statement at LCOY 2025 and the Global Youth Statement at COP30, amplifying youth voices from local to international levels.

https://undp.ekotaspace.com/vnyouthconversation https://www.yecap-ap.org/

For the Outreach and Community Engagement for the Ekota initiative, we seek support from 50 Online Volunteers. Each Online Volunteer who under the guidance of the Youth and Governance officer, will:

• Engage with at least 20 youth respondents to complete the Ekota survey.
• Engage with at least 3 youth-led organizations/student clubs or networks in Viet Nam to disseminate the Ekota survey post on social media.
• Using a Google Sheet provided, record the number of respondents reached and numbers of affiliated posts supported with youth organizations and clubs.

Successful applicants will be required to join a virtual orientation where further details will be provided on the project.

1. Social media expertise:

- Proven experience in managing social media accounts for organizations. - Strong written and verbal communication skills. - Demonstrated ability to create compelling and shareable content.

2. Community engagement and development skills:

- Innovative approach to community engagement and education concepts. - Experience in coordinating youth and tracking their participation

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