COP31 Preparations in Türkiye: "81 Young Delegates from 81 Provinces" Study Started
Within the scope of COP31 hosted by Türkiye, it is aimed for young people to develop solution proposals on climate change and sustainability.
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Within the scope of the preparations for COP31 to be hosted by Türkiye, it is aimed to develop solution suggestions for climate change by starting the "81 Young Delegates from 81 Provinces" study with secondary school students.
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Why It Matters
Türkiye will host the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) between 9-20 November 2026.
Within the framework of the preparations for the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) to be hosted by Türkiye between 9-20 November 2026, the aim of the "81 Young Delegates from 81 Provinces" study is for students to evaluate the issues of climate change and sustainable living and develop solution proposals based on the geographical, environmental, social and cultural characteristics of the provinces they live in.
Within the scope of the work to be carried out to ensure the participation of young people in climate change and sustainability studies, one main and two substitute young delegates will be determined to represent each province among the students studying in secondary education institutions.
In the selection of delegates, students' observations about the environment they live in, their original ideas and solution suggestions, and their research and expression skills will be taken into consideration.
81 NOTIFICATIONS WILL BE PREPARED FROM 81 PROVINCES
After the selection process is completed, the young delegates selected will prepare a declaration regarding their provinces within the scope of COP31 themes.
Declarations prepared with the information of one main and two reserve young delegates to be determined for each province will be sent to the General Directorate of Secondary Education by the provincial national education directorates.
Open Questions
- When will delegate elections be completed?
- Will the prepared declarations be shared on the international platform?





