This guide uses a non-formal education approach to emphasize participatory methodologies like group discussions, workshops, and action-oriented strategies such as case studies and collaborative exercises. Its main goal is to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge of climate change and practical advocacy skills, empowering young leaders to effectively advocate for climate-focused policies.

The guide will include actionable strategies such as community-based grassroots organizing, innovative social media campaigns, and in-depth modules covering workshops, role-playing exercises, and data visualization methods. Participants will learn how to communicate climate action agendas to stakeholders, influence policy decisions, and navigate the challenges of political advocacy during elections.

Additionally, the guide incorporates user-friendly visuals like infographics, charts, and concise summaries to make the content easy to understand and share widely. To maximize accessibility, the guide will be available in 8 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Turkish, and Greek, suited to diverse communities and ensuring its applicability across Europe. 

The guide will incorporate input from youth networks by incorporating their opinions and feedback, as well as from marginalized communities through case studies and personal narratives, encouraging an intersectional and cooperative approach. In order to ensure that climate action stays a top priority on political agendas around the world and to ignite a global movement towards sustainable policies and a greener future for all, this initiative aims to empower a new generation of climate-conscious voters and activists.