A UNFCCC-recognized, K-16 sustainability and English education framework — designed so a school can plug it into the curriculum, clubs and activities it already runs.
What is LCOY? The Local Conference of Youth is a national-level youth climate conference officially recognized by YOUNGO, the UNFCCC's official youth constituency. Youth perspectives and climate declarations gathered at each LCOY are carried up to the global Conference of Youth (COY) and the UN climate summit (COP).
Youth Network is the sole UNFCCC-recognized hosting team for LCOY Taiwan, working alongside PAC (People Achievement Consulting) on youth sustainability and international education exchange.
They integrate a ready-made framework into what they already do.
Full curriculum framework, activity design, and teacher / youth training resources.
Plug the framework into existing lessons, PE / extracurricular activities and clubs.
Project-based learning links to the UN youth climate platform and global summits.
Climate awareness in elementary school grows into youth climate leadership and real policy contribution by university.
The ladder is not theory. Students from this framework reach UN youth forums, international invention fairs and global education conferences — broadening their world view.
An English-led sustainability curriculum gives students an internationalized learning experience and strengthens real-context English comprehension and expression.
PBL and international youth climate participation become strong evidence in students' learning portfolios, supported by PAC's career-exploration and SEL tools.
The school builds a measurable record of sustainability education and campus climate action — raising its profile in education rankings and ESG evaluation.
Depending on their level of participation, students receive recognition certificates associated with the UNFCCC and UNESCO — a formal record of their international learning and project work.