Extreme Hangout • COP29, Baku

Prasiddhi Singh: Communication for the Earth - A Child Environmentalist's Perspective

Thursday

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21 November

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10:30-10:45

Book Tickets (FREE)

Session Overview

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Prasiddhi will share her unique journey in driving climate action through communication.

From working with rural communities and corporates to leveraging social media, Prasiddhi has learned how effective communication—both on the ground and online—can reshape the global sustainability narrative. Her talk will bring a Sense of hope, showcasing how Gen Alpha is leading climate action with fresh perspectives and bold voices. She’ll share personal stories of how young people are driving real change, proving that no one is too young to make a difference. But Prasiddhi will also offer a Sense of reality, highlighting the challenges posed by media and advertising when sustainability is treated as a mere buzzword. She’ll discuss the Sense of responsibility that brands, media, and individuals have in shifting the narrative toward meaningful, impactful action. As she bridges on-ground efforts with online communication, Prasiddhi will challenge the audience to rethink how we talk about climate issues. She’ll emphasize that the power to change the narrative lies with each of us—especially in amplifying the voices of the youngest generation, who are calling for urgent action.

Meet Your Speaker

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Prasiddhi Singh, an 11-year-old impact creator, environmentalist, and social entrepreneur, is the founder of the UN-accredited Prasiddhi Forest Foundation and G20-recognized The Green Pillar.

She has planted over 150,000 trees in  more than 107 locations, created micro-forests, and empowered 80,000+ people globally through 1,000+ workshops on climate change and sustainability.

Beyond tree planting, she is addressing the climate crisis with innovative nature-based solutions, including mangrove restoration, lake restoration, and beach cleanups, focusing on biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management. Featured on platforms such as Wikipedia, TED.com, UNDESA, Economic Times, WWF, CNBC, CNN, Harper’s Bazaar, and National Geographic, her work inspires many. As a global speaker at COP 28, TEDx, UNDESA, and UNFCCC, alongside the UN Climate Change Head and UNGA President, Prasiddhi promotes climate education and literacy.

Her efforts have earned her numerous awards, including the Prime Minister’s National Child Award and The Diana Award.

Hosted by
Prasiddhi Forest Foundation

Information coming soon!

Session Overview

Session information coming soon!

Prasiddhi will share her unique journey in driving climate action through communication.

From working with rural communities and corporates to leveraging social media, Prasiddhi has learned how effective communication—both on the ground and online—can reshape the global sustainability narrative. Her talk will bring a Sense of hope, showcasing how Gen Alpha is leading climate action with fresh perspectives and bold voices. She’ll share personal stories of how young people are driving real change, proving that no one is too young to make a difference. But Prasiddhi will also offer a Sense of reality, highlighting the challenges posed by media and advertising when sustainability is treated as a mere buzzword. She’ll discuss the Sense of responsibility that brands, media, and individuals have in shifting the narrative toward meaningful, impactful action. As she bridges on-ground efforts with online communication, Prasiddhi will challenge the audience to rethink how we talk about climate issues. She’ll emphasize that the power to change the narrative lies with each of us—especially in amplifying the voices of the youngest generation, who are calling for urgent action.

Meet Your Panel / Speakers

Prasiddhi Singh

Prasiddhi Forest Foundation & The Green Pillar

Prasiddhi Singh, an 11-year-old impact creator, environmentalist, and social entrepreneur, is the founder of the UN-accredited Prasiddhi Forest Foundation and G20-recognized The Green Pillar.

She has planted over 150,000 trees in  more than 107 locations, created micro-forests, and empowered 80,000+ people globally through 1,000+ workshops on climate change and sustainability.

Beyond tree planting, she is addressing the climate crisis with innovative nature-based solutions, including mangrove restoration, lake restoration, and beach cleanups, focusing on biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management. Featured on platforms such as Wikipedia, TED.com, UNDESA, Economic Times, WWF, CNBC, CNN, Harper’s Bazaar, and National Geographic, her work inspires many. As a global speaker at COP 28, TEDx, UNDESA, and UNFCCC, alongside the UN Climate Change Head and UNGA President, Prasiddhi promotes climate education and literacy.

Her efforts have earned her numerous awards, including the Prime Minister’s National Child Award and The Diana Award.

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Prasiddhi Forest Foundation
Day 12: World Leaders Summit

Friday, 22 November

Previous Days

Monday, 11 November
Day 01: COP29 Opening
Tuesday, 12 November
Day 02: World Leaders Summit
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
10:30-10:45
Welcoming and Opening Remarks
Welcome
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
09:15-10:00
Yoga with Jess
Jess Silva
Health and Wellness
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
14:00-14:30
Meditation Session
Workshop
Wednesday, 13 November
Day 03: World Leaders Summit
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
10:00-10:30
Welcoming and Opening Remarks
Welcome
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
18:00-18:45
Evening of Music
Whaia
Music Evening
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
09:15-10:00
Yoga with Jess
Jess Silva
Health and Wellness
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
13:00-13:30
Meditation
Jacques Sheehan
Health & Wellness
Friday, 15 November
Day 05: Energy, Peace, Relief, Recovery
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
12:00-12:15
Janine Campling
Janine Campling
Keynote
Saturday, 16 November
Day 06: Science, Technology, Innovation
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
18:00-20:00
Evening DancEvente
Evening Event
Sunday, 17 November
Day 07: Rest Day
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
10:30-12:30
Open Mic
Open Mic Session
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
14:00-18:00
COP Youth Day
Youth Activities
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
10:30-12:30
COP Youth Day
Workshop
Monday, 18 November
Day 08: Human Development, Children and Youth, Health
Tuesday, 19 November
Day 09: Food, Agriculture, Water
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
10:45-11:00
Caillum Hedderman
Caillum Hedderman
Keynote
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
16:00-17:00
Insights of Local Youth
Panel
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
14:00-16:00
EcoKnowledge Student Fair
Fair
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
16:00-17:00
Roundtable and Workshop (PRIVATE)
Workshop
Wednesday, 20 November
Day 10: Urbanization, Transport, Tourism
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
10:00-10:30
Extreme Hangout
Welcoming and Opening Remarks
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
10:45-11:00
Nico Nicholas
Nico Nicholas
Keynote
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
15:00-15:15
Ahmed Ag Mohamed
Ahmed Ag Mohamed
Keynote
 

Main Stage
 

Inspiration Stage
14:00-16:00
How Can Music Impact COPs?
Roundtable
Thursday, 21 November
Day 11: Nature and Biodiversity, Gender and Equality, Indigenous

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