Impact: By the end of 2030, the program EU ASEAN Green partnerships has contributed to achieve the emissions reduction as defined in “The European Green Deal: achieving zero net emissions by the 2050 target.”

Outcome 1: At the end of the project, ASEAN’s civil society organizations and government authorities have worked with and recognized the roles of youth in addressing climate impacts, environmental protection, delivering SDG and DRR and fostering the ASEAN youth-CSOs-local government partnership outcomes

Outcomw 2: At the end of the project, 4,000,000 of youth (at least 50% girls/women and 5% LGBTQI), CSOs and local authorities have collaborated to act on SDG, climate change impacts, environmental protection and DRR in the four ASEAN project countries.

Output 1: One million young people in age range 15-35 in Cambodia have access to the e-learning platforms and receive digital EEP learning.

Output 2: 20,000 young people (at least 50% girls/women) trained in 100 high schools and universities reported increased knowledge and skills in the use of participatory tools, climate issues, and enhanced confidence to effectively participate and collaborate with CSOs and government in promoting the green transition and disaster risk reduction.

Output 3: Digital environmental education for young people of different age groups is included in extra and/or main curricula in 100 schools and universities in Cambodia.

Output 4: 100 Youth for Sustainable Development Goals (Y4SDG) groups with 1,000 members from 100 schools and universities (at least 50% girls/women) are established and are actively running in the schools and universities of Cambodia.

Output 5: Youth-led initiatives and actions contributed actively to reducing the impact of climate change and environmental degradation, with 72,000 community members benefiting from youth-led initiatives.

Output 6: 1.5 million young people in Cambodia (at least 50% girls/women) reached through social media campaigns and equipped with knowledge on the impact of the climate-environmental crisis and how to engage as active citizens.

Output 7: The Cambodian Y4SDG network will be established with 100 youth members. They will be encouraged and facilitated to fully participate in the ASEAN Green Generation network (AGGN) activities and campaigns and contribute their time/efforts /knowledge/skills (at least 50% girls/women)

Output 8: 2 million youth in age 15-35 were reached through social media and other visibility campaigns with content in their own languages; and from them, 100 youth taking the campaign’s actions to combat climate change impacts, environmental protection, and disaster risk reduction (DRR) in Cambodia.

Output 9: Young policymakers, CSO representatives, and youth environmental champions in Cambodia learned/shared experiences following the exposure visits with ASEAN EU Member States.