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Mission 1.5 & The Peoples’ Climate Vote

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Peoples’ Climate Vote

With 1.2 million respondents, Mission 1.5’s “Peoples’ Climate Vote” is the largest survey of public opinion on climate change ever conducted.

Using a new and unconventional approach to polling, results span 50 countries covering 56% of the world’s population.

Poll questions were distributed through advertisements in mobile game apps, which resulted in a huge, unique, and random sample of people of all genders, ages, and educational backgrounds.

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Welcome

Have you played the Mission 1.5 game? There, you become a world leader and try to keep global temperature rise below 1.5 ⁰C (the level that keeps us safe). Believe us, it’s hard.

Now, you can learn about the options that you chose (or didn’t) in the game. Also, you can read about the ways COVID-19 and health issues relate to climate change, inspiring actions by young people, communities and businesses, and why your actions matter.

Stay Home and Learn, COVID-19 and Climate Change

The COVID-19 pandemic poses significant challenges to all countries, while at the same time the response and recovery present an occasion for the transformational climate action necessary to protect the most vulnerable and build resilience to future shocks.

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Mission 1.5 From Around The World

We are collecting votes all around the world from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe! People are learning, voting, and starting conversations using Mission 1.5. Explore Mission 1.5 actions from around the world.

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Business Action

Businesses have a big role to play! They can ensure a healthy planet and population by choosing science based strategies to tackle climate change, recover from the COVID-19 crisis in a greener way, and lead society to achieving a 1.5°C future.

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Youth Action

The role of young people, including the most marginalized, in local, national, regional and global decision-making processes is a paramount! Youth have experienced the effects of climate change, been on the frontlines and called on their governments and the international community to address the climate emergency.

Youth influences the national and global level discussions and agreements on climate actions. The infuences are increasing its importance. Youths are at the center of climate actions.

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Educators Resources

Toolkits & Guidebooks
UNESCO & UNEP’s YouthXchange series:
Educational Videos
  • UNESCO’s Patrimonito video series (All languages):

    Video: dangers of war and poaching for the Virunga Mountains region in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Video: introduction of new species into the New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands, and how this endangered the existing animal and plant species
    Video: ways to preserve the biodiversity of India’s Sundarbans National Park
    Video: sustainable development for the site of Ouaid Qadisha and the forest of the Cedars of gods in Lebanon
  • UNESCO video about Bouba & Zaza protecting the earth (also in French, Spanish)
  • UNESCO video about protecting biodiversity (also in French, Spanish)
  • UNESCO video about protecting animals and forest of Dja Faunal Reserve in Cameroon
  • UNESCO video about climate change and the Great Barrier Reef
  • UNESCO video about planning for disasters like fire
Emissions Gap
Report 2019

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