Climate & Children
Climate, taught to children and argued by them
Nationwide sessions on the greenhouse effect, climate change and sustainable living.
The environmental competition at the 2026 district round. Every figure below is planned, not counted.
The green work, counted
The environmental competition at the fiftieth-year festival carries the climate work’s next chapter, and its figures are a plan the organization has set itself.
Students in the 2026 environmental competition. A plan, not yet a count.
Nominee schools across Bangladesh — two from every district.
Prizes for the greenest entries at the December 2026 festival.
Teaching children to care for the world they inherit, since 1976.
The other areas of the work
Every child empowered through education, protected from exploitation
The work, step by step
Environmental sustainability and a green future for children are integral to the work.
Nationwide climate sessions — “Greenhouse Effect & Global Protection” — have taught children about climate change and sustainable living.
Environmental education and rallies sit among its activities, alongside the mock Children’s Parliaments.
The competition, “Let’s Build a Green Bangladesh”, runs at Kochi Kontho Tarar Mela in December 2026.
It is planned to reach approximately 5,000 student participants from 128 schools — a plan, not yet a count.
Ms. Nora Ali, Miss America Junior 2007, served as ambassador in 2007 and 2008, building climate awareness among children.
In our own words
Students the 2026 district round is planned to reach
Children are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are the heart of today.
A child’s future begins with their well-being.
Culture is the foundation of identity.
Light their eyes, stir their dreams, lift their souls, shape their future.
How institutions and donors work with us
Make impact that genuinely matters
Together we empower underprivileged communities through education, care, opportunity, and long-term sustainable support.