The Danish Ambassador to Ghana, Mr. Tom Nørring, has urged Ghanaian youth to leverage their digital skills to create innovative climate change solutions, supporting the country’s green transition agenda. He highlighted the potential for digital innovation to inform policymakers, promote energy efficiency, and drive sustainable growth. By combining technology with a passion for sustainability, Mr. Nørring emphasized that young people can influence decision-makers and shape a future where technology and environmental responsibility coexist.
He encouraged the youth to take an active role in climate action by engaging in debates, educating themselves, and initiating projects that contribute to Ghana’s green transition. “Climate change is one of the greatest challenges, and it’s the youth who will face the long-term consequences. Your actions today will shape tomorrow’s world,” he stated.
Dr. Abdul-Razak Saeed, Head of Environment and Climate at the UNDP Ghana, acknowledged the youth’s resilience in developing green solutions despite the global challenges posed by climate change. He reiterated UNDP Ghana’s commitment to supporting the youth in building a more sustainable and equitable future, calling for intensified efforts to overcome climate challenges and create a resilient world for future generations.
