Melati Riyanto Wijsen (born 2000) and Isabel Wijsen (born 6 November 2002) are Indonesian climate activists. The two sisters are known for their efforts to reduce plastic consumption in Bali. The sisters were born in Bali to Dutch and Indonesian parents. In 2013, when Melati was 12 and Isabel was 10 years old, they began a campaign to rid Bali of single-use plastic bags titled Bye Bye Plastic Bags. In order to gain public attention they staged a dawn to dusk hunger strike in 2016, successfully demanding a meeting with the Bali's then-governor, I Made Mangku Pastika. Bye Bye Plastic Bags is a social initiative and NGO driven by youth to say no to plastic bags. Quickly, the message of youth reached stages around the world like TED, CNN, United Nations and the sisters helped build momentum to
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| - Melati Riyanto Wijsen (née le 19 décembre 2000) et Isabel Wijsen (née le 6 novembre 2002) sont des militantes indonésiennes pour le climat . Ces deux sœurs sont connues pour leur lutte pour réduire la consommation de plastique à Bali. (fr)
- Melati Wijsen (2001) i Isabel Wijsen (2003) són dues activistes climàtiques indonèsies. Són conegudes pels seus esforços per a reduir el consum de plàstic a l'illa de Bali. Les germanes van néixer a Bali, filles de pares holandesos i indonesis. El 2013, quan Melati tenia 12 anys i Isabel 10, van començar una campanya per a deslliurar Bali de les bosses de plàstic d'un sol ús anomenada «Bye Bye Plastic Bags». Per a cridar l'atenció de la societat, van organitzar una vaga de fam el 2016 exigint una reunió amb el llavors governador de Bali, I Made Mangku Pastika. La campanya va resultar en la signatura de Pastika d'una ordre per a prohibir les bosses i canyes de plàstic a partir de 2018. (ca)
- Melati Wijsen (2001) e Isabel Wijsen (2003) son activistas climáticas indonesias. Las dos hermanas son conocidas por sus esfuerzos para reducir el consumo de plástico en Balí. Las hermanas nacieron en Balí, de padres holandeses e indonesios. En 2013, cuando Melati tenía 12 años e Isabel 10, comenzaron una campaña para librar a Balí de las bolsas de plástico desechables llamada Bye Bye Plastic Bags. Para llamar la atención del público, organizaron una huelga de hambre del amanecer al anochecer en 2016, exigiendo con éxito una reunión con el entonces gobernador de Balí, . La campaña resultó en la firma de Pastika de una orden para prohibir las bolsas y pajas de plástico a partir de 2018. (es)
- Melati Riyanto Wijsen (born 2000) and Isabel Wijsen (born 6 November 2002) are Indonesian climate activists. The two sisters are known for their efforts to reduce plastic consumption in Bali. The sisters were born in Bali to Dutch and Indonesian parents. In 2013, when Melati was 12 and Isabel was 10 years old, they began a campaign to rid Bali of single-use plastic bags titled Bye Bye Plastic Bags. In order to gain public attention they staged a dawn to dusk hunger strike in 2016, successfully demanding a meeting with the Bali's then-governor, I Made Mangku Pastika. Bye Bye Plastic Bags is a social initiative and NGO driven by youth to say no to plastic bags. Quickly, the message of youth reached stages around the world like TED, CNN, United Nations and the sisters helped build momentum to (en)
- Melati Wijsen (nascida em 2001) e Isabel Wijsen (nascida em 2003) são activistas climáticas indonésias. As duas irmãs são conhecidas pelos seus esforços para reduzir o consumo de plástico em Bali. As irmãs nasceram em Bali, de pais holandeses e indonésios. Em 2013, quando Melati tinha 12 anos e Isabel 10, eles começaram uma campanha para livrar o Bali das sacas de plástico descartáveis intitulada Bye Bye Plastic Bags. Para chamar a atenção do público, eles organizaram uma greve de fome do amanhecer ao anoitecer em 2016, exigindo com sucesso uma reunião com o então governador de Bali, I Made Mangku Pastika. A campanha resultou na assinatura de Pastika de uma ordem para banir sacas de pláticos e palhas da ilha a partir de 2018. (pt)
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| - Melati Wijsen (2001) i Isabel Wijsen (2003) són dues activistes climàtiques indonèsies. Són conegudes pels seus esforços per a reduir el consum de plàstic a l'illa de Bali. Les germanes van néixer a Bali, filles de pares holandesos i indonesis. El 2013, quan Melati tenia 12 anys i Isabel 10, van començar una campanya per a deslliurar Bali de les bosses de plàstic d'un sol ús anomenada «Bye Bye Plastic Bags». Per a cridar l'atenció de la societat, van organitzar una vaga de fam el 2016 exigint una reunió amb el llavors governador de Bali, I Made Mangku Pastika. La campanya va resultar en la signatura de Pastika d'una ordre per a prohibir les bosses i canyes de plàstic a partir de 2018. El 2017, ambdues germanes van fer un discurs el Dia Mundial de l'Oceà a la seu de l'Organització de les Nacions Unides a la ciutat de Nova York. El 2018, van ser nomenades dues dels 25 adolescents més influents del 2018 per la revista Time. El 2020, Melati va ser convidada com a ponent al Fòrum Econòmic Mundial a Davos. El 2019, es va estrenar el documental sobre Melati Wijsen titulat Bigger than Us. El film va ser dirigit per la directora francesa Flore Vasseur i produït per l'actriu Marion Cotillard. (ca)
- Melati Wijsen (2001) e Isabel Wijsen (2003) son activistas climáticas indonesias. Las dos hermanas son conocidas por sus esfuerzos para reducir el consumo de plástico en Balí. Las hermanas nacieron en Balí, de padres holandeses e indonesios. En 2013, cuando Melati tenía 12 años e Isabel 10, comenzaron una campaña para librar a Balí de las bolsas de plástico desechables llamada Bye Bye Plastic Bags. Para llamar la atención del público, organizaron una huelga de hambre del amanecer al anochecer en 2016, exigiendo con éxito una reunión con el entonces gobernador de Balí, . La campaña resultó en la firma de Pastika de una orden para prohibir las bolsas y pajas de plástico a partir de 2018. En 2017, el dúo habló en el Día Mundial de los Océanos de las Naciones Unidas en la ciudad de Nueva York. En 2018, las dos fueron nombradas dos de los 25 adolescentes más influyentes de 2018 por la revista Time. En 2020, Melati fue ponente invitada en el en Davos. En 2019, un documental sobre Melati Wijsen titulado Bigger than Us fue estrenado. El film fue dirigido por el director francés Florece Vasseur y producido por Marion Cotillard. (es)
- Melati Riyanto Wijsen (born 2000) and Isabel Wijsen (born 6 November 2002) are Indonesian climate activists. The two sisters are known for their efforts to reduce plastic consumption in Bali. The sisters were born in Bali to Dutch and Indonesian parents. In 2013, when Melati was 12 and Isabel was 10 years old, they began a campaign to rid Bali of single-use plastic bags titled Bye Bye Plastic Bags. In order to gain public attention they staged a dawn to dusk hunger strike in 2016, successfully demanding a meeting with the Bali's then-governor, I Made Mangku Pastika. Bye Bye Plastic Bags is a social initiative and NGO driven by youth to say no to plastic bags. Quickly, the message of youth reached stages around the world like TED, CNN, United Nations and the sisters helped build momentum towards the ban on single use plastic bags which finally came into effect in 2018 thanks to the efforts of many likeminded organisations and individuals. Today Bye Bye Plastic Bags can be found in 60 locations around the world with teams led by young people who want to bring the message of saying no to plastic bags globally. The focus and strength of Bye Bye Plastic Bags has always been in education through the form of workshops, presentations and bookletsIn 2017 the pair spoke at the United Nations World Ocean Day in New York City. In 2018 the pair were named two of the 25 Most Influential Teens of 2018 by Time magazine. In 2020 Melati was an invited speaker at the World Economic Forum in Davos. In 2019 a documentary film on Melati Wijsen titled Bigger than Us was released. The film was directed by French director Flore Vasseur and produced by Marion Cotillard. Melati is the founder Youthtopia, a youth empowerment platform. (en)
- Melati Riyanto Wijsen (née le 19 décembre 2000) et Isabel Wijsen (née le 6 novembre 2002) sont des militantes indonésiennes pour le climat . Ces deux sœurs sont connues pour leur lutte pour réduire la consommation de plastique à Bali. (fr)
- Melati Wijsen (nascida em 2001) e Isabel Wijsen (nascida em 2003) são activistas climáticas indonésias. As duas irmãs são conhecidas pelos seus esforços para reduzir o consumo de plástico em Bali. As irmãs nasceram em Bali, de pais holandeses e indonésios. Em 2013, quando Melati tinha 12 anos e Isabel 10, eles começaram uma campanha para livrar o Bali das sacas de plástico descartáveis intitulada Bye Bye Plastic Bags. Para chamar a atenção do público, eles organizaram uma greve de fome do amanhecer ao anoitecer em 2016, exigindo com sucesso uma reunião com o então governador de Bali, I Made Mangku Pastika. A campanha resultou na assinatura de Pastika de uma ordem para banir sacas de pláticos e palhas da ilha a partir de 2018. Em 2017, a dupla falou no Dia Mundial do Oceano das Nações Unidas na cidade de Nova York. Em 2018, a dupla foi nomeada dois dos 25 adolescentes mais influentes de 2018 pela revista Time. Em 2020, Melati foi palestrante convidada no Fórum Económico Mundial em Davos. Em 2019, um documentário sobre Melati Wijsen intitulado Bigger than Us foi lançado. O filme foi dirigido pelo director francês Flore Vasseur e produzido por Marion Cotillard. (pt)
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