Do you ever wish the Government would pay more attention to young people on issues that affect your future?
The Panel is a group of young people who advise the government on climate change, representing the views of young people all over the UK.
The DECC Youth Panel on why it's important for young people to have their say on climate change and energy issues. What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
The Panel is made up of young people aged 15-25, and meets in Whitehall, London once a month. Working closely with UNICEF UK, you will be responding to Government consultations, learning about new issues and technologies, taking part in debates, going on ministerial visits and more. In the past year the current Panel have helped to advise the Government on issues from
Bioenergy to the
Green Deal.
To apply, just complete the
application form and email it to Elizabeth@think2050.org by 2 February 2012. You must be between the ages of 15-25, and will visit London once a month (travel from outside London will be paid for).
If you have any questions about the Youth Panel just email us at tagd@unicef.org.uk and we will be glad to help out.
Good luck!
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