Youth Participation in Climate Decision-Making
Anna Kirilenko, Project Manager of “Youth Resilience to Climate Change,” Environmental Movement “BIOM.” An open online lecture, “Youth Participation in Climate Decision-Making,” as part of the “Jashyl Climate” eco-workshop.
Youth Participation in Climate Decision-Making
The guide on youth participation in environmentally significant decision-making is intended for a wide range of readers. The publication covers the theoretical and legal aspects of youth participation in significant decision-making, as well as recommendations on practical courses of action. For readers’ convenience, the guide also includes sample documents that may be useful when running public participation campaigns and addressing socio-environmental problems in Kyrgyzstan. The guide was developed by BIOM and is published with support from the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
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It is not uncommon for a situation to arise where additional information is needed to make a management decision. This can, of course, be resolved with a verbal request or a phone call. But such a response has no legal force, even if there is no doubt about its accuracy. In such cases, a request for information must be drafted, to which the recipient is legally obligated to provide an official response within the established time frame.
A request for information, or a letter of inquiry, is a common type of business correspondence. The document contains the relevant request and, in some cases, an instruction. A company may request missing information from:
