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Galway Youth group traveling to Tanzania for climate action programme

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Galway Youth group traveling to Tanzania for climate action programme

Pic features: left to right Michelle Chiperi, Sinead Pokall, Letizia Gorini Coady, Isabelle Ward.

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Galway Bay fm newsroom - A Galway Youth group are making the journey to Tanzania as part of the SAUTI-Youth project.

The project allows young people to hold local governments to account for promises made on climate action.

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18 year-old Isabelle Ward from Tuam, 22 year-old Michelle Chiperi from Galway city, 24 year-old Ellen Butler from Ballinasloe, and 24 year-old Sinead Pokall from Athenry are setting off for Tanzania today.

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The group will join their Tanzanian counterparts and take part in dialogue, share experiences and learn about the effects of climate change.

8 youth groups in Galway and over 40 youth groups in Tanga, Tanzania, monitor local governments' implementation of climate policies, and develop joint action plans on climate-friendly policies in their communities, as part of the project.

A return exchange visit will take place later this year, when Tanzanian youth come to Ireland.

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