Objective
Youth "Water" Talk Concert aims to nurture youth eco-leaders by promoting the effective use of sustainable water policies of Daegu Metropolitan City during KIWW through programs that can be shared with the youth.
It will enable young people to recognize the environmental problems through the issue of water for future generations,
Participants
It is intended for elementary, middle, and high school students (300 students) in Daegu to provide opportunities for understanding and awareness of sustainable water use for local youth.
Overview
Date |
September 23(Wed.), 2020 |
Location |
Online |
Host/Organizer |
Daegu Metropolitan City/Daegu Green Environment Center) |
Main Contents |
Talk concert with panel for sustainable water use and water reuse |
2020 Previous Outcome
- The "2020 Youth Water Talk Concert" was held online with 700 students from seonghwa Junior High School from Daegu. Through online, the moderator and water experts* proceeded in a talk concert, talking about Q&A for water issue in order to understanding of the water field.
- Participant*
Professor Heon-gyun, Bae(Keimyung University)
Byeong-rim, Lee(Daegu Seongseo Industrial Complex Management Corporation)
2019 Previous Outcome
The '2019 Youth Water Talk Concert' was held to provide youth with the opportunity to recognize global water issues such as water shortages, pollution that to find their own solutions for sustainable water use.
- Awareness of “sustainable water use” and "global water issues" for local youth
- Public relations about Korea International Water Week 2019 and Daegu Metropolitan City Policy of water Industry
- Introduce the water cluster to youth and raise awareness of the water industry
- Raise the interest of youth in the water and improve their awareness
2018 Previous Outcome
The program included two presentations of “Use of rainwater” (Professor Han Moo-young of Seoul National University) and "Reuse of sewage" (Professor Choo Kwang-ho of Kyungpook University), Nanta's performance and water talk concert, in which young people participate. By taking time to talk directly to water panels and question and respond to related issues, future generations could recognize sustainable development of environment.
In addition, the youth "water" talk concert was developed into an event centered on young people, not just water quiz events and ideas involving teenagers, but also by offering solutions to water problems in the form of social fiction* and having time to present them in front of the audience.
* Social fiction: A program to imagine what it takes to reach that prediction now by predicting a far future society like science fiction. (Expressing imagination of youth)