Under
the Media action plan of Climate Demand Action (CDA) for Climate Solution
Action (CSA) in Cameroon schools, Colleges and Universities by World ECHOES
MEDIA GROUP and Cameroon Climate Journalism Network (CCJN).
That
was on Thursday the 30th of March 2023 at the Regional college of
Agriculture (RCA) Bambili in Pomp and Fanfare.
This
day in history marks the beginning of climate education activism or campaign in
Cameroon as the Executive Director of WORLD ECHOES MEDIA GROUP, Tamukong Roland
Angong who doubles as Cameroon’s climate Justice Ambassador gathered Media Men and
Women in an enlarged press conference to launch a Nation wide Media campaign for
climate education in Cameroon schools, Colleges and Universities.
Climate
crisis needs adequate climate solution which is why the climate Demand Action (CDA) campaign team took upon themselves the initiative
to develop a Media based class room approach to crusade for the teaching of climate
solution action (CSA) in Cameroon schools, Colleges and Universities.
The Nation
wide Media campaign on Climate Education intends to bring all stakeholders on board
the moving train of global actors against climate change after launching the exercise
with trainees of the Regional College of Agriculture (RCA) Bambili.
The chain
effect of the media action campaign under climate demand Action, will sustain the
exercise year in year out to finally cause Cameroon government into adding climate
studies or education in the curriculum.
This
Media campaign for climate education, the climate Demand Action (CDA) team intends
to groom climate media volunteers and experts who will coordinate the exercise.
An exercise
which entails holding several working session with the educational sector in Cameroon,
holding talks with school administrators around the country, offering talks in school,
setting up of climate clubs in schools, labelling of climate conscious schools,
hoisting of banners, caravan march, holding of capacity building seminars and press
conferences etc.
Coming
back to the launching exercise or occasion proper which saw the entire students
of the Regional college of Agriculture RCA and it’s school administration assemble
to welcome a nation wide media initiative which has come to bring climate relief
to climate change,.
The Executive
Director of WORLD ECHOES MEDIA GROUP in his symbolic Climate media mobilization
call for climate education launched a climate appeal reading from an exhaustive
six page paper presentation. He then moved on to read a climate motion, handed a recognition certificate
to the college and officially labeled the institution a Climate conscious one. Tubah
Council was also a stopping point for the immense work they are doing in the direction
of waste management and recycling using nature based solutions plus the training
center they have opened to produce solid pavement bricks out of recycled plastics.
The Director
of the Regional college of Agriculture Billa Vitalis in response lauded the initiative
taken by the press to crusade for Climate Education. According to him the Nation
wide Media campaign on Climate Education is seeking justice to climate beginning
from the class room. Adding that his institution has since been on the foot path
of training agricultural experts and that the frantic climate call being made by
the press on the occasion will go a long way to change a lot of mindsets about climate
change.
Thankful
to the bright weather and colorful ceremony,
the Executive Director of WORLD ECHOES
MEDIA GROUP Tamukong Roland, talking to the press celebrated the Lord Mayor of Tubah
Council Tanjong Martin, the Honorable Member of Parliament for Tubah/Bafut Agho
Oliver for sponsoring the Divine launching exercise on climate education and the
commitment to accompany the climate education team in all their undertaking. Stating
clearly and categorically that “we have started the nation wide media campaigns
on climate education in Cameroon and will do everything humanly possible for such
a dream to come to pass. IT IS NOW OR NEVER and nothing will stop us”.
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