Majority of Young Indonesians Believe Climate Change Problems Can Be Solved

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Akbar Ridwan 10/07/2025 17:57 WIB

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Of the 14 developing countries surveyed, Indonesian youth are the most optimistic that climate change can still be addressed.

Percentage of Young People Believe There Is Still Time to Address Climate Change-Related Problems (February-March 2025)*

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Percentage of Young People Believe There Is Still Time to Address Climate Change-Related Problems (February-March 2025)*

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In early 2025, the Capgemini Research Institute and UNICEF surveyed young people in the Global South about their views on climate change.

Of the 14 countries surveyed, Indonesian youth were the most optimistic that the problem of climate change could be solved.

The following details the percentage of young people in the Global South who believe there is still time to fix the problems caused by climate change:

* Indonesia: 79%

* Kenya: 78%

* Turkey: 78%

* Brazil: 76%

* Nigeria: 75%

* Bangladesh: 73%

* China: 71%

* South Africa: 70%

* India: 70%

* Mexico: 69%

* Pakistan: 69%

* Thailand: 68%

* Ethiopia: 63%

* Egypt: 63%

* Average: 71%

According to Capgemini, these findings show that most young people remain hopeful, despite their concerns about climate change.

The survey was conducted in February-March 2025, involving 4,245 respondents aged 16-24 years from 14 countries in the Global South.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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