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New Delhi, June 3 Over the past few decades, the implications of climate change have been unprecedented.According to a report by Save The Children in 2021, if the Earth continues to get warmer at the current rate, children born in the last decade and after will witness more heat waves, floods, droughts, and wildfires than earlier generations.A similar report by UNICEF states that approximately 1 billion children live in countries classified as "extremely high-risk" due to climate change.This makes it critical for us to fight climate change if we want to protect the future of our children. Over the years, Tata Tea's #JaagoRe initiatives have become a clarion call for social awakening tackling key issues with the brand and platform, inspiring and facilitating genuine changes within the society.With the current edition, Tata Tea #JaagoRe aims to explain how Climate Change impacts a normal citizen and highlights how it will affect our future generations. By making it personal and relatable it hopes to inspire people to make small behaviour changes and take simple actionable steps together, that can help us in fighting climate change and hence make this planet better for the future of our children.In its 15th year, the platform with a new TVC brings back acclaimed actor Pankaj Tripathi who was a part of the first-ever Jaago Re communication.It showcases the fact that while a few degrees of heat can disrupt the comfort in our home, we may still be callously apathetic about the rapid climate change the world is witnessing evidently through weather disruptions like soaring temperatures. Jolting us to wake up and acknowledge climate change, the key message of the film is delivered through the lens of a child, thereby serving as a pressing reminder for all parents to act now against climate change, lest it becomes too late to protect the future of our children.Most of us reminisce our childhood which had its fair share of outdoor activities, however as parents, we are concerned to send our kids outdoors because of rising temperature, polluted environment etc Hence the proposition that 'Apne Liye Nahin Toh ...Apne Bachon Ke Future Ke Liye Jaago Re', the TVC highlights the fact that climate change is all-pervasive, affecting families across all strata of society.The film implores all citizens to come forward and pledge their support to help fight climate change by contributing through small everyday actions. A microsite (Jaagore.com) allows individuals to pledge their support along with providing information on small everyday actions that one could take in the fight against climate change."Jaago Re, in its 15th year comes back with Pankaj Tripathi, who starred and debuted in the first Jaago Re commercial as a politician, this time for an important topic that needs immediate action and attention for the sake of our children's future. The starting point is a simple insight into the discomfort we all feel with the slightest temperature change, but are apathetic to the change in temperature of the planet."In this launch phase of the campaign, Pankaj plays the antagonist succumbing and accepting climate change as something that's "happening", not realising if nothing is done, what its real impact on the future generations will be, and it is them that's pleading for action by this generation to fight it, for their sake. The stridency and urgency of the issue seen through a child playing the protagonist of the campaign, for the first time." adds Garima Khandelwal – Chief Creative Officer Mullen Lintas.Commenting on the initiative, Puneet Das, President - Of packaged Beverages (India & South Asia), said, "Tata Tea Jaago Re has always been synonymous with evoking social issues by not just initiating conversations but also ensuring due actions. The power of Jaago Re lies in unleashing the action taken by the common man that can collectively trigger a larger societal change."While climate change and its negative impacts have long been discussed, it is critical to understand how children are rendered the most vulnerable in this context. The current edition of Tata Tea Jaago Re is based on the most basic parenting insight of protecting our children and ensuring that we do everything to give them a better future. Hence it encourages parents and individuals to take smaller actions like opting for sustainable energy methods, and recycling materials, all of which can result in a safer and better planet for the next generation to inhabit."Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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