ACP MEAs 3 Newsletter Volume 1 Issue 2: June 2021 - A Quarterly Newsletter of the ACP MEAs Programme Funded by the European Union and Managed by UNEP
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2021-062021-06
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United Nations Environment Programme
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During the period April – June 2021, the ACP MEAs 3 programme re-oriented itself by not just delivering a set of activities in the three regions but by making the programme relevant for larger environmental governance issues confronting the regions. Our digital presence increased steadily through our Twitter handle with some significant reach. While we maintained supporting all partners with a number of strategic issues, this quarter focused on developing the youth engagement strategy for youth empowerment and inclusion in all programmatic activities. The Programme also undertook analyses of the outcomes of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN) and the Forum of Ministers of Environment of Latin America and the Caribbean (FMELAC) meetings to map the
potential areas that the programme could contribute to realizing the outcomes.
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