The document outlines a plan by multiple stakeholders in Kerala, India to create low carbon school campuses through educating students on sustainability and climate change issues. The plan aims to train students to become future low carbon champions through activities that raise awareness of greenhouse gas effects and mitigation strategies, optimize energy efficiency, encourage public transport and effective waste management, and sequester carbon through multi-stakeholder involvement and action planning.

1. Creation of Low Carbon School Campuses in Kerala, India
Multi Stakeholder Participation : Centre for Innovation in Science & Social Action (CISSA) ;
Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment ; Department of Environment
and Climate Change, Govt. of Kerala; Students; Teachers,; Private Institutions
Aim: Educate the students- Tomorrows
Challenge: Create awareness and
encourage actions towards SDGs
Optimising Energy efficiency
RCE Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
RCE Education Strategy and Response :
To train new low carbon champions in the environmental field
for the coming generation and to foster the general public's
knowledge and concern for the environment
Aim: Educate the students- Tomorrows
decision makers on ill effects of GHGs
and ways to mitigate it through multi
stakeholder involvement
Methodology : Sensitisation, data
collection, analysis, monitoring, carbon
mitigation plans
Outcome :
Low Carbon Campus, Low Carbon Life
Style, Low Carbon Champions creation
Optimising Energy efficiency
Public and fuel efficient transport
Effective Waste management
Carbon sequestration