GREEN (R)EVOLUTION GLOBAL PROGRAM SUMMARY

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United Nations Climate Change: Under the leadership of the Secretary-­­General, United
Nations and governments have advanced international efforts to fight, mitigate and adapt to climate
change.

Green (R)evolution Global Program: Is an initiative by International Centre for Culture &
Education (ICCE) cause supported by United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
(UNFCCC). This initiative is about spreading knowledge on the effects of Climate Change and the actions
we can take within our own capacity via Certification Program (short-­­term courses) and Workshops for
everyone above the age of 12.

Endorsement & Testimonials: Green (R)evolution Global Programs are endorsed in-­­kind by
key national and international organizations, universities and government agencies & state
governments. They are enriched with ppts and videos as well as write-­­ups contributed by Indian &
foreign scholars. Green (R)evolution Global Programs are greeted by media, academics and participants
alike for their approach and content.

ICCE – United Nations Association: ICCE is a Global Partner with United Nations
GPY2015 and an applicant of The Momentum for Change Activity which is a recognition system by
UNFCCC also is the official partner with MY WORLD Global survey for citizens led by the United
Nations.

Green (R)evolution Global Program Tagline: Green (R)evolution – Action Against

Climate Change. Educate, Inspire & Act.

Syllabus Overview for Certification Programs and Workshops

Syllabus
Introduction to Global Climate Change Evidence of Climate Change
Difference between Weather and Climate Changes in Climate Parameters
Earth is getting warmer Effects on Land, Sea, Ice and Air
Human Influence
Projected Impacts of Climate Change
Understanding Carbon What we can do
Carbon City What adaptation is and why it is necessary
Effects of Carbon Adaptation / Mitigation Techniques
Your Carbon Footprint On ground Activities
Plant-a-seed
Greenhouse effect
Gases that contribute to the Greenhouse effect
A blanket around the Earth
Sources of Greenhouse emissions