The Local Conference of Youth (LCOY) held in Windhoek, Namibia, under the theme 'Youth at the Forefront: Driving National Climate Solutions,' gathered over 50 youth delegates from 14 regions. Supported by UNDP Namibia, the event aimed to empower young leaders in addressing climate change and preparing for COP29. Key sessions focused on biodiversity's role in climate adaptation, core topics like climate vulnerability and advocacy strategies, and aligning youth efforts with Namibia's sustainability frameworks. The conference showcased youth-led initiatives and projects by organizations like Wakapinya Environmental Organisation and Youth4CAN. Day 2 highlighted climate mitigation, green hydrogen projects, and the significance of indigenous knowledge in water management. Renowned climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe inspired the delegates to take action, emphasizing hope and global collaboration. The event, supported by UNDP Namibia, EU Namibia, and GIZ Namibia, concluded with a pledge by youth delegates to combat climate change, setting the stage for active youth participation in climate discussions.