The Climate Watch named media partner for ICECA 2026 climate event

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The partnership will extend coverage of ICECA 2026 discussions, linking youth-led climate action with wider public engagement through The Climate Watch’s South Asia-focused environmental journalism.

The Climate Watch has been named Media Partner for ICECA 2026, the organisers said, recognising the Bangladesh-based platform’s role in reporting on climate change, the environment, biodiversity, wildlife and sustainability.

The independent media platform focuses particularly on South Asia and works through evidence-based journalism and solutions-driven storytelling to provide communities with reliable information while amplifying local voices and climate action.

As Media Partner, The Climate Watch will help take the conversations, ideas and impact of ICECA 2026 to a wider audience, the organisers said, supporting greater awareness and collective action for a more sustainable future.

“Thank you for believing in the power of informed storytelling and for standing with us in advancing youth-led climate action,” the organisers said.

Further information is available at https://iceca2026.auw.edu.bd/.

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