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OAB Foundation’s Chittagong Team conducted a student awareness session on 8 October 2026 at Bangladesh Mahila Samity Girls’ High School and College in Chattogram. The session focused on climate change, renewable energy, career guidance, dengue prevention, women’s safety, and cyberbullying, equipping students with practical knowledge to make informed decisions and contribute to safer, healthier, and more sustainable communities.
As part of the Renewables Now campaign, OAB Foundation and DHORA organised “Voices for Renewable Energy | Human Chain” in Gaibandha on 4 October 2026. In collaboration with Volunteer for Bangladesh Gaibandha District and Lal Sabuj Society, the initiative brought young people together to call for increased use of renewable energy, a transition to clean energy, and a sustainable energy future.
OAB Foundation President Asaduzzaman Tohin participated in a workshop organised by the Water Resources Planning Organization (WARPO) on controlling pollution in the Buriganga and Turag rivers. The workshop highlighted the need for a coordinated roadmap involving government agencies, private institutions, voluntary organisations, research institutions, local communities, and other stakeholders to address river pollution and encroachment.
OAB Foundation’s Chattogram Division team held its October monthly meeting to review recent activities, exchange ideas, and plan upcoming initiatives. The discussion focused on community awareness, cleanliness, dengue prevention, social etiquette, women’s safety and respect, humanitarian initiatives, and strengthening volunteer coordination to make community-based activities more meaningful and accessible across Chattogram.
The Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) Bangladesh 2026 commenced on 30 September 2026 at the Bangladesh National Parliament in Dhaka, bringing together young people, climate experts, policymakers, civil society representatives, and development professionals to strengthen youth participation in climate action. OAB Foundation participated as a co-organizer of the conference, contributing to a collaborative platform for reviewing youth climate priorities, refining national demands, and connecting young people with climate policy and negotiation processes.
The Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) Bangladesh 2026 concluded with the publication and handover of the Bangladesh Country Youth Climate Position, developed with the participation of approximately 300 young people from across the country. Held on 30 September and 1 October 2026, the conference brought together youth representatives from climate-vulnerable regions to present their priorities and recommendations on climate justice, Loss and Damage, climate finance, adaptation, green employment, and meaningful youth participation in policymaking. OAB Foundation participated as a co-organizer, working alongside Brighters Foundation and other youth organizations to strengthen youth representation in national and international climate policy discussion.
