From grassroots awareness campaigns to national climate summits, our programs create lasting impact in Bangladesh's most vulnerable communities.
Our Awareness Campaigns are the foundation of Renew Earth's work. We bring climate education directly to communities across Bangladesh's coastal and char-belt regions — people who are on the frontlines of climate change but often have the least access to information about it.
Through community gatherings, door-to-door outreach, and public events, we explain the causes and effects of climate change, river erosion, and extreme weather — and empower communities to take protective action.
When climate disasters strike — floods, cyclones, extreme heat waves — Renew Earth's emergency response teams mobilize quickly to provide immediate support to affected communities.
Our volunteers are trained to coordinate relief efforts, distribute essential supplies, and connect vulnerable communities with government and NGO resources. We believe disaster response is a critical component of comprehensive climate action.
The Festival of Youth is Renew Earth's annual celebration of young climate champions. This vibrant event brings together youth from across our districts for workshops, cultural performances, debates, and networking — all centered on the theme of climate action.
The festival creates a powerful sense of community and shared purpose among our members, inspiring the next generation of environmental leaders and celebrating the achievements of the past year.
Every year, Renew Earth joins millions of young people around the world in the Global Climate Strike — demanding urgent action from governments and corporations to address the climate crisis.
We organize local marches, rallies, and peaceful demonstrations in our districts, ensuring Bangladesh's voice is heard in the global climate conversation. Our strikes particularly highlight the disproportionate impact of climate change on developing nations.
Our most ambitious program — the Kushtia Youth Climate Summit 2025 — is a landmark event bringing together hundreds of young climate leaders, policymakers, academics, and NGO representatives under one roof.
The summit features keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops, and collaborative sessions aimed at creating actionable climate plans for Bangladesh's most vulnerable regions. It's a platform where youth voice translates into policy recommendations.
Renew Earth's School Campaign takes climate education directly into classrooms. We partner with schools across our operational districts to deliver engaging, age-appropriate climate education sessions.
Students learn about the science of climate change, Bangladesh's specific vulnerabilities, and most importantly, what they can do personally and collectively to make a difference. We're planting the seeds of the next generation of climate leaders.
Watch Renew Earth in action — climate summits, awareness campaigns and youth-led climate movements across Bangladesh.
A snapshot of Renew Earth's on-the-ground work — events, campaigns, and community actions across Bangladesh throughout 2025–2026.
June 2026
Renew Earth volunteers carried out community outreach and environmental awareness activities as part of ongoing climate education campaigns across operational districts.
June 2026
Youth volunteers engaged local communities in climate awareness drives, distributing educational materials and conducting open discussions on environmental resilience.
May 2026
Renew Earth members organized a local youth outreach session, engaging young people from the community in discussions about climate change and environmental stewardship.
May 2026
A community awareness drive was held on 22 May 2026, with volunteers spreading climate education messages and building community engagement around environmental issues.
May 2026
Renew Earth volunteers conducted a field program on 20 May 2026, carrying out on-ground climate activities and community engagement in the operational area.
May 2026
On 8 May 2026, Renew Earth organized a community engagement event focused on climate awareness, environmental education, and youth mobilization.
May 2026
A series of youth-led activities on 7 May 2026 brought together volunteers and community members for climate action, outreach, and awareness-building programs.
April 2026
Renew Earth members participated in a climate action event on 29 April 2026, contributing to environmental campaigns and local community awareness activities.
March 2026
On 26 March — Bangladesh's Independence Day — Renew Earth marked the occasion with special climate awareness activities, combining national pride with environmental action.
March 2026
A community-based awareness drive was organized on 9 March 2026, with Renew Earth volunteers engaging local residents on climate change, renewable energy, and sustainable living.
March 2026
Renew Earth marked International Women's Day with special activities highlighting the disproportionate impact of climate change on women and girls in Bangladesh.
February 2026
On 8 February 2026, Renew Earth volunteers conducted environmental campaigns and community outreach, spreading climate awareness messages across local communities.
January 2026
Kicking off 2026 with momentum, Renew Earth organized awareness activities on 29 January 2026, rallying youth volunteers around climate education and community engagement.
January 2026
Youth volunteers gathered on 28 January 2026 for climate action activities, reinforcing Renew Earth's commitment to year-round grassroots engagement.
March 2026
Chapters across Bangladesh collaborated in activities on 26 March 2026, demonstrating the strength and coordination of the growing Renew Earth network.
May 2026
A volunteer mobilization drive was organized, connecting new members with ongoing programs and expanding Renew Earth's reach across multiple districts.
March 2026
Renew Earth held its International Women's Day environmental campaign in multiple locations, linking gender justice with climate justice and amplifying women's voices in climate action.
May 2026
Further community outreach activities took place across chapters on 7 May 2026, with volunteers conducting environmental programs in local neighbourhoods and schools.