Malaysian Youth Statement On United States Withdrawal From Paris Agreement

Malaysian Youth Statement On United States Withdrawal From Paris Agreement

Malaysian Youths speaks out against USA pulling out of UNFCCC Paris Agreement

Malaysian Youths speaks out against USA pulling out of UNFCCC Paris Agreement

The Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD) expresses their deepest disappointment in the United States’ decision to withdraw from the UNFCCC Paris Agreement, as announced by US President Donald Trump on 1 June.

The Paris Agreement stresses the principle of Intergenerational Equity, and is of paramount importance to over 1.8 billion youths around the globe. It reflects the moral obligation of the current generation to sustainably transition our planet to future generations. The United States’ decision is not only jeopardising the future of American youth, but also the youth of the world.

Please see attached for the MYD statement in full.

 

ABOUT THE MALAYSIAN YOUTH DELEGATION (MYD)

A group of young passionate Malaysians who represent the local youth climate movement at international climate conferences, such as the annual Conference of the Parties, part of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Dedicated to raising awareness of climate policies amongst Malaysians, the youth are mentored and trained to translate technical policies into more relevant and relatable information for the public. MYD holds speaking engagements with various climate organisations to better understand the current landscape of local and international climate policy. With that, MYD endeavours to hold Malaysian leaders accountable for the promises made at international climate summits.

For media enquiries, please contact:

Thomas Lai | thomasmarcuslai@gmail.com | 016-337 6768

www.PowerShiftMalaysia.org.my

Date: 5 June 2017

MYD 2017 Road Map

MYD 2017 Road Map

Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD) established in 2015 with the ultimate aim of representing Malaysian Youth in global climate change arena. After 2 years of hard effort, we hereby proudly announce that MYD is still standing strong and ready to kick climate change’s ass again.

MYD term 2017 officially kickstarted 2 weeks ago after roughly 1.5 months of recruitment.

So, a basic recap of WHO ARE WE,

The Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD) is the voice of the Malaysian youth climate movement at international United Nations climate conferences, UNFCCC. We strike to represent the demand of a generation and to advocate for a just, safe, and livable future for all. Our core objectives are to

  • Represent youth climate movement in Malaysia
  • Educate Malaysians on UNFCCC and Malaysian climate policy
  • Hold our leaders accountable for the promises and actions responsible for climate change
  • Act in solidarity with frontline communities for those suffering the effects of climate change in Malaysia and across the globe

In order to achieve all the 4 objectives, we have planned out our MYD17 roadmap.

Month Agenda
March
  • Recruitment
April
  • MYD 2017 Retreat
  • TS #1 – MYD buddies experience sharing + understanding youth role in YOUNGO
May
  • MYD 2017 kickstarted
  • TS #2 – How to put the FUN in fundraising (crowdfunding)
June
July
  • TS #5 – Understanding Policy Language: How to read and write 
  • TS #6 – Understanding Media/Campaigning/Journalism in Climate Change
August
  • TS #7 – Understanding Politic, Economics and Climate Change 
  • COP Simulation
  • TS #8 – REDD+ 
  • TS # 9- Role of other stakeholders and power play at UNFCCC
September
  • TS #10 – Forest Policy training 
  • TS #11- Renewable energy/ energy policy in Malaysia 
  • MYD Youth Statement
October
  • Pre COP Briefing
  • Re-Engagement with stakeholders
November
  • Conference of Youth (COY13)
  • Conference of Parties (COP23)
December
  • Post COP Forum
  • MYD video in COP23
Jan’18 – March’18
  • Preparation for next batch

*agenda listed above are subjected to change depending on the parties’ availability

Last but not least, let us welcome the members for the term 2017 that are selected to represent Malaysian youths in making a combined effort to combat climate change (names in ascending order). Their personal profile will be shared in the next update 🙂

  1. Charis Chan Wei Yenn
  2. Chong Jin Xian
  3. Christabel Lam Pei Lin
  4. Chua Eugene
  5. Daniel Teoh Yong Liang
  6. Diyana Rahim
  7. Dulanga Witharanage
  8. Emily Oi Yen Tse
  9. Heng Kelly
  10. Istahil Mohamed
  11. Jasmin Irisha
  12. Jolene Tan
  13. Kadir Danial b Kadir Roslan
  14. Kelvin Diong
  15. Koo Shin Mian
  16. Lhavanya Dharmalingam
  17. Merryn Chong
  18. Michaelle Phoenix
  19. Mike Campton
  20. Muhammad Azamuddeen bin Mohammad Nasir
  21. Muhammad Hakeem
  22. Ng Dan Way
  23. Sera Chin Lock See
  24. Shahriman bin Shahrul Zaman
  25. Siva Prakash a/l Arikrishnan
  26. Syaqil
  27. Tan Kean Hong
  28. Thomas Lai
  29. Varunkanth Muralikanth
  30. Xiandi Ooi

 

MYD di Konvensyen Belia Kebangsaan 2017

MYD di Konvensyen Belia Kebangsaan 2017

Hari Belia Negara 2017

MYD bersama Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

Bersempena Hari Belia Negara 2017, Majlis Belia Malaysia (MBM) menganjurkan Konvensyen Belia Kebangsaan pada 15 Mei 2017 (Isnin) di Putrajaya dengan memberikan fokus kepada TN50, atau Transformasi Nasional 2050. Inisiatif ini juga memfokuskan aspek aspirasi kepimpinan dalam merangka dan melibatkan diri dalam pembangunan belia yang merangkumi tahun 2020 hingga 2050.

MYD bersama Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor (Angkasawan Malaysia Yang Pertama)

MYD : Emily Oi, Thomas Lai, Kelvin Diong dan Amalen

Tema iaitu “Transformasi Nasional 2050 : Aspirasi Kepimpinan Bangsa Angkasa”. Berdasarkan tema tersebut merangkumi pemikiran baru ialah berfikir dalam kerangka minda mengikut peredaran masa, kreatif dan inovatif mencipta metodologi baru dalam membawa perubahan sebagai seorang kepimpinan. “Bangsa Angkasa” atau Space Nation adalah bangsa yang sentiasa mempunyai impian tertinggi.

Program melibatkan 3 orang panel, mempunyai kepakaran masing-masing iaitu Dato’ Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor, Dr Wan Wardatul Amani Wan Salim dan Encik Syukran Idris akan berbincang tentang cabaran-cabaran yang bakal dihadapi belia menjelang tahun 2050, khususnya dalam bidang sains dan teknologi. Ia mengubah corak pemikiran generasi muda agar mereka lebih melibatkan diri dalam sains angkasa dan juga melahirkan sebuah negara yang rakyat bersemangat dan berdedikasi yang percaya kepada diri untuk membawa negara ke satu tahap status yang lebih berkesan dan lebih tinggi.

 

Aturcara

  • Tarikh: 15 Mei 2017, Isnin, Putrajaya
  • 7.30 pagi – 8.30 pagi Pendaftaran Peserta dan Minum Pagi
  • 9.00 pagi – 10.15 pagi Sesi Perkongsian Pengalaman :
    • Panel I : Dr Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor (Angkasawan Malaysia Yang Pertama) Tajuk : Kembara ke Angkasa
    • Panel II : Dr Wan Wardatul Amani (Wanita pertama Malaysia terlibat dalam misi penghantaran penyelidikan ke angkasa) Tajuk : Cabaran dan Kelebihan Bakal di Hadapi Belia Menjelang 2050 dan Masa Depan Malaysia untuk menguasai Teknologi Angkasa
    • Panel III : En Syukran Idris (Program Generasi Marikh) Tajuk : Kepimpinan Belia Generasi Marikh
    • Moderator : Sdr. Rizmel Nazrin Dato’ Abdul Malik (Ahli Jawatankuasa Kerja MBM)
  • 12.00 t/hari – Ucapan oleh Sdr Mua’amar Ghadafi Jamal bin Datuk Wira Jamaludin, Presiden Majlis Belia Malaysia
  • 12.20 t/hari – Ucapan oleh YAB Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid bin Hamidi, Timbalan Perdana Menteri Malaysia
  • 12.30 t/hari – Penyampaian Anugerah Perdana Belia Negara 2017
  • 1.00 t/hari – Tamat
MYD Training : Crowdfunding & BIG PIE Meeting @ Kiara Earth Day

MYD Training : Crowdfunding & BIG PIE Meeting @ Kiara Earth Day

 Details:

21st May, the TTDI community is celebrating the Kiara Park as an amazing green lung for the residents. We were invited to be part of the celebration and would like to introduce more ‘out-of-the-box’ activities that one can held in a public park. We are hosting one training and one meeting. Everyone is invited to join us.

Kiara Earth Day Details

Come make your way to Taman Rimba Kiara on 21 May 2017 from 9 am to 2pm and learn about the theme for this year’s Earth Day event; ‘Parks for People‘. It is meant to highlight the importance of preserving public parks for the benefit of the people. There will be educational booths, kid’s activities, talks, food & drinks and more. It a community event and a great opportunity to meet other residents living in TTDI. The event is open to all members of the public (including non-TTDI residents)

 

 

Event: BIG PIE Meeting & MYD Crowdfunding Training (and Kiara Earth Day)
Date: 21st May (Sunday)
Time: 9am-2pm
Venue: Kiara Park, TTDI (Google Map) (Waze)

Schedule:

8.00am – Volunteers arrival and setup
8.30am – Registration for MYD Training
9.00am – MYD Training – Crowdfunding begins
11.00am – MYD Training – Crowdfunding ends
11.00am – Free & Easy
12.00pm – BIG PIE Meeting
2.00pm – ends

MYD Training Details

Trainers’ Profile

Anna is a 22 redhead student, researcher and entrepreneur coming from the French Alps. In 2016, she took her gap year to travel in the Pacific and Asia, involving into initiatives against climate change, leading interviews and publishing them in newspapers and medias. She believes in the power of the Youth to tackle climate change, and will share with you the inspiring stories of young change makers she met on her way !
Tiénot is a 27 entrepreneur coming from the French Mafia capital (Marseille), who believes in the power of people to make great differences. He involved in a lot of citizen and sustainable movements in France, and now puts his experiences into action in Asia : grass-root initiatives, crowdfunding, fundraising… He’ll be happy to share them with the Malaysian next generation of change makers : you guys !

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