Capgemini-青年对气候的看法-为可持续的未来做准备（英）

Youth perspectives on climate: Preparing for a sustainable futureIn collaboration withUNICEF does not endorse any company, brand, product, or serviceYouth perspectives on climatePreparing for a sustainable futureTable of contents2Capgemini Research Institute 2025Youth perspectives on climate: Preparing for a sustainable futureExecutive summary0712Amid climate anxiety, the spirit of youthful hope is still aliveYouth value green skills, but worry they lack them 183Capgemini Research Institute 2025Youth perspectives on climate: Preparing for a sustainable future36Youth want to be part of the solutionRecommendations for policymakers and corporate leaders: Inspire youth by pushing green skills 4653ConclusionResearch methodology54Appendix62Thank you to the young climate leaders who contributed their perspectives to this study4Capgemini Research Institute 2025Youth perspectives on climate: Preparing for a sustainable futureShaik Imran Hussain ChoudharyClimate activist and co-founder of Prakheti, a regenerative farming company – IndiaShibani PadhyClimate activist, youth leader with the National Youth Climate Consortium, part of UNICEF – IndiaCatherine DunnEnvironmental activist, postgraduate student – South AfricaFatma Nur TosunEU-Turkey Youth Climate Envoy, Content Lead for Turkish online media A Sustainable World – TurkeyEkin AkmanEducation activist, coordinator for the Youth Leadership Council, UNICEF– TurkeyNokwanda NdlovuClimate activist, researcher, postgraduate student – South Africa Catarina LorenzoEnvironmental activist, professional surfer, secondary student – Brazil5Capgemini Research Institute 2025Youth perspectives on climate: Preparing for a sustainable futureWho should read this report and why?This is a report for corporate sustainability and human resources (HR) leaders and policymakers, detailing the global perspectives of youth on climate change. It is intended to inform workforce development and talent hiring and retention strategies. The insights in this report will support policymakers in understanding youth priorities when crafting policy, taking legislative action, and engaging with the public on environmental and sustainability issues. This report analyzes the findings from a comprehensive survey of 5,100 youth aged 16 to 24 across 21 countries. The majority (83%) of youth surveyed live in the Global South (see definition on page 10). As of 2024, 88% of the global youth population aged 16 to 24 lived in the Global South.1For more details, please see the research methodology at the end of the report.6Capgemini Research Institute 2025Youth perspectives on climate: Preparing for a sustainable futureExecutive summary As of 2024, there were over 1.2 billion people aged 16 to 24 in the world, or 15% of the global population.2 This generation represents a decisive force for addressing the climate crisis. With climate change accelerating, this generation will be significantly impacted over their lives as children and young people are m