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The document discusses a Green Map project in Irapuato, Mexico that engages adolescents in environmental sustainability efforts. Irapuato faces pollution problems like contaminated urban creeks and excessive tree trimming. The Green Map project uses a participatory process to involve adolescents in observing, investigating, and developing solutions to local environmental issues through activities in public spaces and schools. The project aims to give adolescents knowledge and skills to become agents of change for a more sustainable city.
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Keywords: Waste management, Kapchorwa district, urban waste, disease outbreaks
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- 10. OBSERVATION – INVESTIGATION -‐ SOLUTION – COMMUNICATION
- 11. GREEN MAP INCLUDES KEY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ISSUES CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER RISK REDUCTION BIODIVERSITY POVERTY REDUCTION SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
- 14. Making decisions in a collaborative way
- 15. Responsibility towards present and future generations
- 16. CLOSING • GREEN MAP is an environmental educational tool for adolescents. • It makes possible inclusive learning spaces in middle schools. • Friendship is key element for teenagers participation. • Adolescents are an opportunity for flipping cities to sustainability when their agency is based on knowledge about their environment and developed competencies.
- 17. THANK YOU! Ágora de Cultura Ambiental Guanajuato (NGO) Paulina Uribe Morfín Nathalie Castiaux agora.cultura.ambiental.gto@gmail.com https://agoraculturaambien.wixsite.com/acagto @agoradeculturaambientalgto @mapaverdeirapuato