Key Impact Points:
- Daniel Koto Dagnon, President of Benin Youth Parliament for Water, is empowering youth and women to combat climate change.
- He created the Green Amazones program, which supports women leaders in Benin to take climate action.
- Partnering with Turning Green, a San Francisco-based nonprofit, Daniel promotes resiliency and sustainability measures in his community.
Championing Youth Leadership
Daniel Koto Dagnon embodies dedication and dynamism in his mission to address climate change in Benin. As the President of the Benin Youth Parliament for Water, he focuses on protecting the environment while empowering his community to adapt to climate challenges.
Women as Catalysts for Change
Through Green Amazones, Daniel Koto Dagnon emphasizes the critical role of women and girls in tackling climate issues. Supported by Turning Green, the program provides tools and opportunities for women leaders to spearhead climate action.
“Women have a crucial role to play in the fight against climate change,” said Daniel Koto Dagnon. “We need to involve them in the implementation and adaptation of resiliency measures in the face of climate challenges.”
Building a Resilient Future
Daniel’s leadership reflects a growing movement of young, proactive leaders committed to sustainable development. By prioritizing inclusivity and climate adaptation, his work sets an inspiring example for global youth and leaders alike.
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