
“Youth hold powerful potential, the talent, and the creativity to support real action”
What you do as the AIS Youth Ambassador?
Lead awareness campaign
Raise your voice and let it the world hear about your concerns about our ocean and how we can help restore it! Create campaigns with other youth to disseminate such cause.
Connect with locals and youth from other countries
Create a network with your local communities and organization to understand their struggles and how can we support their efforts to create a better future.
Create impactful programme together
Collaborate with fellow youth to host an impactful programme, from the ideation and execution, with AIS Forum.

The Archipelagic and Island States (AIS) Forum is a global initiative that brings together 47 archipelagic and island nations to take part in a collective forum addressing challenges such as climate change adaptation and mitigation, natural disaster resillience, blue economy and eco-tourism, marine plastic debris and ocean governance.
We are seeking the help of youth ambassadors to share their interest in the blue economy and their passion for climate change awareness who support the work of AIS Forum, which is under UNDP. Register now before 16 September 2022!


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Join a network of Young Leaders from other AIS countries.
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Directly participate in the regional meeting and events in the designated AIS countries.
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Benefit from training sessions with experts.
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Gain recognition for activities conducted in local community in support of SDG 14 during the AIS Ambassador local program.
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Participation in AIS Forum events and activities.
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Official certificate of completion at the end of the programme.
What’s in it for you?
“With all the challenges facing our world today, our collective voice as youths and leaders of tomorrow has never been more important.”
Richard Bosamata, Solomon Islands

“The AIS Youth Ambassador Programme is a great way for young people to share their views and shape their futures.”
Deniz Ozturk, Ireland
“In order to plan for a better future, the voice of the youth must lead the conversation.”
Shantae Porteous, Jamaica

