The publication depicts how the four-day camp held in Bangladesh combined thematic sessions, field visits, and campaign planning to expose the realities of climate injustice and strengthen collective youth advocacy ahead of COP30. It highlights the current realities of climate change and the Collective Asia Youth Statement on Climate Finance, which calls for fair, fast, and grant-based financing that directly reaches frontline communities, ensures transparency, centers women and marginalized groups, and supports youth-led innovation.

The report  also carries country-level and regional campaign strategies alongside a five-year roadmap, showing how Asia’s youth are shaping a sustained movement for climate justice, adaptation, and resilience.