Hi, fellas!
Have you come to our Open Door Day 2019 last week? So, are you interested to be the member of IFSA LC UGM?
Click the link and regist yourself bit.ly/InterneeIFSALCUGM2019
Please pay attention to all the requirements and the deadline. Because no late submission accepted. Cheers!
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IFSA LC UGM is looking for new members! For anyone who wants to be the part of us, please fill the registration form below or through the following link at bit.ly/OpenCallMembers2019 and submit it.
Kindly share this info to your friends and see you soon at the interview session!
P.S. We will let you know the details for interview session through personal message.
Greetings, everyone!
We would like to share our experiences during the 48th Mid-intersessional Meeting of Subsidiary Bodies of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC SB 48.2) which was held on 4th – 9th September 2018 in Bangkok, Thailand. This particular event facilitated the meeting of Subsidiary Bodies for Sciencetific and Technological Advice (SBSTA), Subsidiary Bodies for Implementation (SBI), and the Ad Hoc Working Group on the Paris Agreement (APA). SBSTA and SBI work together to address issues related to the vulnerability of developing countries against climate change and prevention actions done by developed countries. SBSTA and SBI generally hold two meetings in a year.
On September 3rd 2018, IFSA delegates attended the YOUNGO preparatory session. This session was held by YOUNGO to prepare youth participation during the UNFCCC SB 48.2. YOUNGO is a constituency representing youth and children in the UNFCCC session. delegates who are members of YOUNGO must attend this session to get basic knowledges about the UNFCCC session, which includes the birth history of UNFCCC, working bodies within the UNFCCC as well as the latest developments of several international agreements resulted from the UNFCCC session (Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement). In addition, the youth delegates present were also given an explanation regarding YOUNGO’s role as representatives of youth and children within the UNFCCC. In the middle of the session, the delegation from IFSA had the opportunity to get acquainted with several delegates from Gambia, Malaysian Youth Delegation (MYD), and the British Columbian Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC).
She is Karmila Parakkasi, one of IFSA LC UGM’s alumni on 2002.
Now she works as one of tiger conservationists in WWF.
At May 1st, 2014, we, IFSA LC UGM, have a great opportunity to meet her.
We discussed about IFSA LC UGM and many strategies that can be done by the members.
We have a quality time with her.
First of all, on behalf of IFSA LC UGM, I would like to give my warmest welcome to the visitors who visit IFSA LC UGM website. At the age of 14 years, IFSA LC UGM is launching a new website to support our programs in order to bridge the aspirations of forestry students from local to international level. As a student, we also have an obligation to learn how to deal with forestry issues globally in order to become a student who will be able to give beneficial contributions to the country in future. Therefore, we start performing some little things as learning and our first step to actively participate in the facing global problems. On this website, the visitors will get better understanding about IFSA and IFSA LC UGM and gaining more informations about the activities we have done, are doing and will do. We hope, by visiting this website you can feel a wonderful sense of being forestry student, and gain both knowledge and experiences in every activities we hold. It is my great pleasure to have you all here. Last but not least..
“Do not ever think that being student is a time for having fun and frolic, it is the great time and place for someone who wants to build their character in being able to serve to the country in the future”
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Adhitya Wisnu Pradhana