Side events organized by Green Climate Fund (GCF), Global Environment Facility (GEF), WMO/UNEP Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and Adaptation Fund Board (AFB) are part of UNFCCC and related events.
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Time/Location |
Organizer |
Title / theme / speakers |
Attachments |
Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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American Society of International Law (ASIL)
Mr. Matthew Carvalho
mpc129@georgetown.edu
+1 508 3177311
Georgetown University
Ms. Abigail Corrao
amc512@georgetown.edu
+1 201 7873680
Health Care Without Harm (HCWH)
Ms. Diana Picon Manyari
dpiconmanyari@hcwh.org
+1 202 8239816
National University of Singapore (NUS)
Ms. Melissa Low
melissa.low@nus.edu.sg
+65 0 90908073
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Operationalizing Climate-Health Governance: Making the Case for Delegating Health Adaptation
The session will aim to make a critical case for delegation of health governance beyond the GGA negotiating track, hopefully allowing for other thematic indicator tracks to follow suit through a governance for planetary health lens, in cooperation with other instruments, frameworks, and bodies.
Speakers: High-level speakers which will outline the legal prerogative and showcase the wealth of knowledge that the health community has to provide for implementation of the GGA framework through embracing an interdisciplinary approach.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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Oeko-Institut e.V. Institute for Applied Ecology
Mr. Felix Fallasch
f.fallasch@oeko.de
+49 30 405085317
ClimateNet
Ms. Maria Eitel
eitel@perspectives.cc
+49 761 59033823
International Energy Agency (IEA)
Ms. Aurélie Creste
aurelie.creste@iea.org
+33 33 698692014
Perspectives Climate Research gGmbH (PCR)
Mr. Maria Eitel
eitel@perspectives.cc
+49 761 59033823
University of Zurich (UZH)
Ms. Maria Eitel
eitel@perspectives.cc
+49 176 59033823
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Recent global trends in energy investments and integrity of carbon credit markets
This event will discuss trends in energy investments and their impact on NDCs, and the integrity of carbon markets. This includes the upcoming 2026 IEA World Energy Investment analysis, and how the Article 6.4 Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism and other initiatives may raise the bar for integrity.
Speakers: This side event brings together experts from international organisations, governments, research, and civil society, including from the Global South. Speakers will be confirmed in due course.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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University of Melbourne
Ms. Kate Dooley
kate.dooley@unimelb.edu.au
+61 412 619958
Climate Justice Program (ACJP)
Mr. Stephen Leonard
stephen.v.leonard@gmail.com
+62 815 29450250
Griffith University (Griffith)
Mr. Brendan Mackey
b.mackey@griffith.edu.au
+61 408 263622
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
Ms. Jennifer Skene
jskene@nrdc.org
+1 850 4459552
Solutions for Our Climate (SFOC)
Ms. Ka Hyoun Moon
sfoc_diplo@forourclimate.org
+82 10 43234615
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Closing the Accountability Gap: A Forest Roadmap Priority
The COP30 Presidency’s Forest Roadmap could strengthen global accountability for halting and reversing deforestation and forest degradation by 2030. Speakers will discuss the need for harmonised standards and transparent monitoring—especially to address gaps in reporting by Global North countries
Speakers: Jennifer Skene, NRDC; Kate Dooley, University of Melbourne; Stephen Leonard, Rationale Advisors; Virginia Young, Griffith University, Hansae Song, Solutions for Our Climate, Government representative's tbc.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Germany
Ms. Mareike Well
mareike.well@bmukn.bund.de
+49 1516 1984890
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Mr. Raphaël Jachnik
Raphael.JACHNIK@oecd.org
+33 1 85554963
Uganda
Mr. Bob NATIFU
bob.natifu@gmail.com
+256 0 753666777
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Aligning finance with climate goals: different policy playbooks and untapped investment opportunitie
The event explores progress in aligning finance with climate goals, building on new evidence from the second OECD Review on this topic. Speakers share perspectives on potentials and challenges in assessing and driving the climate transition in the financial system and on the role of financial policy
Speakers: • Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
• Uganda/ Coalition of Finance Ministers
• Germany
• Member of the Network for Greening the Financial System
• Private financial institution (with international presence)
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Bonn
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Peace Boat Disaster Relief Volunteer Center (PBV)
Ms. Karen Hallows
karen@peaceboat.gr.jp
+44 7804 761389
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW)
Ms. Laura Wunder
wunder@ippnw.de
+276 49 3069807419
Maleya Foundation (MF)
Mr. Mrinal Kanti Tripura
maleyafoundation@yahoo.com
+880 1 720013214
Peace Boat US (PB US)
Ms. Emilie McGlone
emilie@peaceboat-us.org
+1 347 6877214
The Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS)
Ms. Ellie Kinney
ellie@ceobs.org
+44 7588 486437
Transnational Institute (TNI)
Mr. Nick Buxton
nick@tni.org
+31 20 6626608
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF)
Ms. Katrin Geyer
katrin.geyer@wilpf.org
+44 7708 305250
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Security and Climate Justice: Emissions, Finance and Equity
Explores links between rising geopolitical tensions and equity dimensions of climate action, by examining military emissions and the gap between security spending and climate finance. This event connects to UNFCCC priorities of mitigation, transparency and finance.
Speakers: Experts on emissions accounting, climate finance, gender equality and nuclear weapons risks; representatives from conflict-affected communities; and civil society voices on resilience, just transition, transparency and community-led climate action.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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Climate Strategies
Ms. Theofania Troupi
theofania.troupi@climatestrategies.org
+31 6 85003515
Chile
Ms. Macarena Sarras
msarras@minrel.gob.cl
+56 2 28274083
Instituto Torcuato Di Tella (ITDT)
Ms. MICAELA CARLINO
mc@itdt.edu
+54 911 56975394
Norway
Ms. Kari-Anne Isaksen
kari-anne.isaksen@kld.dep.no
+47 97 40439
Wageningen University (WUR)
Mr. Jelle Maas
jelle.maas@wur.nl
+31 6 57777930
Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy
Mr. Wolfgang Obergassel
wolfgang.obergassel@wupperinst.org
+49 202 2492149
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The Pulling Power of Paris: Raising and Safeguarding Climate Ambition in a Fragmented World
The Paris Agreement’s ambition cycle and the Global Stocktake can strengthen and safeguard climate action amid current geopolitical fragmentation and increasing doubts in the multilateral system. Speakers will explore how lessons from the GST and NDCs 3.0 can drive greater ambition.
Speakers: The Governments of Norway, Chile, and Mauritius, Instituto Torcuato Di Tella, Wageningen University, Wuppertal Institute, and other practitioners, connecting policy with research evidence from 23 country case studies and highlighting the practical levers available.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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Third World Network (TWN)
Ms. Yvonne Miller
ymiller@twngeneva.ch
Cuba
Mr. Frank Téllez
franktalonso@gmail.com
+53 5 2944439
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An Assesment of the Belém outcomes and Challenges on the road to Antalya
speakers from developing countries will discuss the outcome of Belém and the way forward
Speakers: speakers from developing countries
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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Red Mexicana de Organizaciones Campesinas Forestales A.C. (RED MOCAF)
Mr. Gustavo Sánchez Valle
ossieltorres@gmail.com
+52 55 44889920
Asociacion de Foresteria Comunitaria de Guatemala Utz Che' (Asociación Utz Che')
Mr. Selvyn Fernando Perez Aju
selvynperezsolola@gmail.com
+502 502 53068264
Center of Life Institute (ICV)
Ms. Alice Thuault
alice@icv.org.br
+55 65 993122491
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Foro Global de Comunidades Locales: Aportaciones y desafíos en la lucha contra el cambio climático
Durante la COP30, organizaciones de África, Asia y Latinoamérica constituyeron el Foro Global de Comunidades Locales sobre Cambio Climático con el objetivo de coordinar esfuerzos y capacidades en la lucha con el CC y el reconocimiento de sus derechos. Abordaremos avances y desafíos de este proceso
Speakers: Representantes de comunidades locales de África, Asia y Latinoamérica, así como de organizaciones aliadas y representantes de gobiernos.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)
Ms. Michaela Rossini
rossini@iiasa.ac.at
+43 676 83807283
Climatepolicy.net e.V.
Ms. Judit Hecke
j.hecke@newclimate.org
+49 0 1785269208
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
Mr. Jorge Alison Santos da Silva
jorge.alison@adc.coppe.ufrj.br
+55 21 987653130
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From Global Benchmarks to National Pathways: Advancing Equitable Climate Solutions
This session presents ways to translate global ambition into equitable and implementable emissions pathways that respect national development priorities. It draws on updated global emissions benchmarks from the Scenario Compass Initiative, national scenario ensembles and new target-setting practices
Speakers: The session will be hosted by a multi-regional team of experts from developed and developing countries, reflecting a wide range of perspectives from the fields of climate science, policy and sustainable development.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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Cooperation Internationale pour le Développement et la Solidarité (CIDSE)
Mr. Pedro German Guzman Perez
guzman@cidse.org
+49 1 777001875
Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU)
Mr. Gabriel Mesina
gmesina@observatory.ph
+63 1108 9064732712
Germanwatch
Mr. Paul Vincent Healy
paul.healy@germanwatch.org
+49 53113 1775654007
Native Amazon Operation (OPAN)
Ms. Andreia Fanzeres
andreia@amazonianativa.org.br
+55 65 981115748
Swiss Lenten Fund (FO) (FO)
Ms. Bettina Duerr
duerr@fastenaktion.ch
+41 41 2275953
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Santa Marta and Beyond: Delivering on the TAFF - Faith Actors' and Civil Society Perspectives
Building on the Santa Marta process, this event examines how conference outcomes inform the COP30 Presidency TAFF Roadmap. Expectations for the Brazil-led process by faith communities and civil society focus on barriers, enablers, and just transition considerations.
Speakers: The event will convene representatives of civil society and faith communities alongside government officials who are aiming to contribute to the COP30 Presidency TAFF Roadmap or were engaged in the Santa Marta Conference. The session will conclude with an open discussion.
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Monday,
08 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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Transforma
Ms. Alejandra López
alejandra.lopez@transforma.global
+52 1 5523331012
Associação Ambiental YCL - Youth Climate Leaders (YCL)
Mr. André Santos
andre@youthclimateleaders.org
+351 910 705768
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Rethinking the COPs: Implementation and evolution of the international climate regime
After 3 decades of negotiations and the completion of the Paris Agreement rulebook, the international community must move into implementation. This event explores strengthening climate governance via the evolution of the COP system, enhanced accountability and transparency, and other legal pathways.
Speakers: Alejandra López (Transforma), Alexandra Scott (ECCO), André Castro Santos (LACLIMA), Emmanuel Guerin (European Climate Foundation), Kiri Harris (The Elders), TBC (COP Presidency).
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)
Ms. Ellie Morse
ellie.morse@lshtm.ac.uk
+44 7527 875889
C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40)
Ms. Lauren Sellers
lsellers@c40.org
+44 44 7500161358
International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE)
Mr. George Thurston
george.thurston@nyu.edu
+1 914 5895492
Somalia
Mr. Abdullahi Khalif
abdullahi.khalif.5@ndcpartnership.org
+254 722 749361
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Advancing NDC implementation through integrated climate and health solutions
This event highlights how countries and cities can deliver integrated climate and health solutions across urban design, transport, buildings, food systems, clean air policies, and cooling initiatives, showing how multilevel action can advance NDC and NAP implementation and support a just transition.
Speakers: Martin Krause, Climate Change Division, UNEP; Dr Abdullahi Khalif, Government of Somalia; Dr George D. Thurston, New York University School of Medicine; Dr Iris Blom, Pathfinder Initiative, LSHTM; Gudron Weinmayr, Ulm University; Mayor/city leader; representative from C40 cities and UN Habitat
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
Ms. Joan Pegram
jpegram@unicef.org
+44 7922 767171
CBM Global Disability Inclusion Association
Ms. Mary Keogh
debbie.gallagher@cbm-global.org
+353 86 404869
University of Cambridge
Ms. Anna Kingsley
anna.kingsley@cambridge.org
+44 1223 889319
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Loss and Damage for Children: Advancing Recognition, Evidence & Inclusive Cross-Sectoral Solutions
Nearly half of children globally live in countries at extreme climate risk, facing overlooked loss and damage (l&d), including impacts on education and health. We advance child-centred, disability-inclusive l&d responses, answering the 3rd WIM Review call for age-disaggregated data and evidence.
Speakers: Gernot Laganda (UNICEF - Climate); Christine Özden (Cambridge University Press & Assessment - Education); CBM – Global Disability Inclusion; H.E. Sum Thy (MoE Cambodia –Displacement); MoE Iraq [Desertification]; MoPD Ethiopia [Community Resilience]; Child/youth advocate; Save the Children; UNFP
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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Center for Management and Strategic Studies (CGEE)
Mr. Marcelo Poppe
mpoppe@cgee.org.br
+55 61 99740111
Climate Policy Radar
Ms. Michal Nachmany
michal@climatepolicyradar.org
+0 44 7775751906
Fundación Avina (AVINA)
Mr. Gaston Kremer
gaston@wttventures.net
+55 51 93315757
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Accelerating Climate Solutions: DPI and Technology opportunities to Scale Action
How can the Belém Technology Implementation Programme (BTIP) and Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) unlock on-the-ground climate solutions? This session explores co-production, innovation ecosystems, and mission-oriented partnerships—including open data infrastructure-for data-driven action.
Speakers: Pedro Ivo,Coordinator–MFA;Gaston Kremer,Executive Director-WTT;Caetano Penna, Strategic Projects,International Relations Director-CGEE;Dr Michal Nachmany, CEO and Founder, Climate Policy Radar;Ariesta,Director–CTCN;Sineia do Vale,LCIPP;Benedicte de Gelder, Partnerships Director, Climate TRACE
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Vanuatu
Ms. Leana William
lwilliam@vanuatu.gov.vu
+678 0 6787305485
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States (Baha'i International Community)
Mr. Daniel Perell
dperell@bic.org
+1 860 6704093
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National Loss and Damage Funding Mechanisms; Pacific Innovations and Localisation Pathways
This event advances Pacific leadership in operationalising Loss and Damage finance by showcasing national mechanisms that deliver rapid, accountable, and community-centred support to climate-vulnerable communities, bridging global commitments with practical country-level implementation.
Speakers: Pasha Caruthers (SPC)
Willy Missack (Government of Vanuatu)
Genevieve Jiva (Government of Fiji)
Fafetai Namoto (Government of Tuvalu)
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Bonn
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International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
Mr. SIMON BENMARRAZE
sbenmarraze@irena.org
+4 172 1523311
Energy Efficiency Council
Ms. Anna Freeman
anna.freeman@eec.org.au
+61 0 417033752
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The Electrification Imperative: Winning the Demand-Side Race
The energy transition lags 1.5°C pathways. We must win the electrification race to shield economies from fossil price shocks. This event details the urgent action required to electrify buildings, transport, and industry, while upgrading grids to maximize our expanding renewable energy resources.
Speakers: F. La Camera (IRENA DG); H.E M. Kurum (Turkish Minister & COP31 President); H.E. C. Bowen (AUS CC and Energy Minister); Global Electrification Campaign Representative (EEC/GRA); and executive leaders from Private Sector/TSO (UNEZA/AFID) and the built environment (WorldGBC); I. Andersen (UNEP ED)
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Bonn
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Green Climate Fund (GCF)
Mr. Hansol Park
hpark@gcfund.org
+82 10 74586032
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[Tentative] GCF Strategic Plan 2028-2031: Information Session and Stakeholders Dialogue
[Tentative] This session will include a GCF Secretariat presentation on the process and timeline for developing the 3rd Updated Strategic Plan of the GCF (2028–2031), followed by a stakeholder dialogue to exchange early perspectives and inputs
Speakers: [Tentative] GCF Secretariat, National Designated Authorities, Accredited Entities, Active Observers, parties to the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement, Indigenous Peoples Advisory Group representative
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA)
Mr. Stefan Thorsell
st@iwgia.org
+45 53 732842
Center for Support of Indigenous Peoples of the North (CSIPN)
Mr. Rodion Sulyandziga
rodion@csipn.ru
+45 53 732831
Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN)
Mr. Tunga Bhadra RAI
tungarai@hotmail.com
+977 985 1069718
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Indigenous Peoples’ visions for a space in UNFCCC decision-making: Reflections for the FWG review
At COP 32 in 2027, the Facilitative Working Group (FWG) will be reviewed. With calls for submissions already open in 2026, this side event explores Indigenous Peoples’ visions for an influential space in UNFCCC decision-making.
Speakers: The panel brings together Indigenous FWG members from diverse socio-cultural regions, Indigenous representatives engaged in CBD Subsidiary Body on Art. 8(j), and state party delegates. It aims for intersectional balance. Interpretation will be offered in Spanish, Portuguese, and English.
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
Ms. Erlina Ang
eang@icao.int
+1 514 3153319
International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Ms. Yue Huang
huangy@iata.org
+41 76 2504363
International Emissions Trading Association (IETA)
Ms. Agustina Cundari
cundari@ieta.org
+54 911 58233001
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The Next Chapter: ICAO's Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA)
This session reviews CORSIA’s implementation given the onset of the first offsetting obligations and the upcoming 2027 mandatory phase. It also explores how the Article 6 developments enable authorized CORSIA Eligible Emissions Units for use under CORSIA while preventing double counting.
Speakers: Representatives from ICAO, UNFCCC, Governments hosting activities that generate CEEUs, industry and carbon credit experts.
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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Mauritius
Mr. Rajaram Luximon
rluximon@govmu.org
+230 0 2036200
Dublin City University
Ms. Fabiola Schneider
fabiola.schneider@ucd.ie
+353 89 2583574
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Supporting climate resilience with Nature-based Solutions in Small Island Developing States
The event will examine the role of coastal and urban NbS in enhancing climate resilience through country experiences and present innovative approaches for adaptation finance, and policy mechanisms to accelerate NbS implementation and integration into national planning and UNFCCC frameworks.
Speakers: Sarita Meeheelaul (Ministry of Environment Mauritius), Henry Neufeldt (UNEP-CCC), Maria Honig (WWF International), Vishal Babajee (Air Mauritius), Yvonne Walz (United Nations University), Michelle Pena Nelz (GIZ), Fabiola Schneider (Dublin City University).
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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International Cryosphere Climate Initiative (ICCI)
Ms. Pam Pearson
pearsonicci@gmail.com
+46 70 5752257
Climate Policy Center (CPC)
Ms. Pamela Pearson
pampearson44@yahoo.com
+1 802 4880991
Iceland
Ms. Helga Bardadottir
pearsonicci@gmail.com
+354 865 2952
Karuna Foundation
Ms. Lindsay Skog
pearsonicci@gmail.com
+1 971 2190771
Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR)
Mr. Eoghan Griffin
pearsonicci@gmail.com
+44 7793 244638
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UNEP Overshoot Report: Implications of Peak CO2 for Global Cryosphere and Sea-level Rise
Some Earth elements related to global cryosphere like sea-level rise, the AMOC ocean current and ocean acidification pass irreversible thresholds with significant overshoot of the lower 1.5C Paris limit. We preview results of two key sidebar assessments from UNEP's Overshoot Spotlight Report.
Speakers: Iceland, Bhutan, UNEP, IPCC AR7 and UNEP report authors and experts from sea-level rise (NASA) and cryosphere (ICCI) satellite reports
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Tuesday,
09 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI)
Ms. Laura Cramer
l.cramer@cgiar.org
+254 0 715687380
CGIAR System Organization (CGIAR)
Ms. RUTH ANN FELISMINO
unfccc@cgiar.org
+33 6 42003521
International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management (WorldFish)
Ms. Michelle Tigchelaar
m.tigchelaar@cgiar.org
+60 14 3513925
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Mobilizing Climate Finance for Livestock and Rangelands
Climate finance can support resilient livestock and rangeland systems. This event features new evidence on finance flows and other implementation opportunities. It will foster dialogue among countries, investors and researchers on enabling conditions to scale climate-resilient rangeland initiatives.
Speakers: AU Commissioner H.E. Moses Vilakati, Dr. George Wamukoya. Team Lead, African Group of Negotiators Experts Support (AGNES), 1-2 country livestock experts, CGIAR rep, Development bank rep
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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Andorra
Mr. Fabio Parisi
fabio.parisi@fao.org
+39 349 8859223
Asociación Civil Oikos (OIKOS)
Mr. Fabio Parisi
fabio.parisi@fao.org
+39 349 8859223
International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD)
Ms. Kunzang Kunzang
kunzang@icimod.org
+977 1527 5222
Kyrgyzstan
Ms. Aizada Barieva
climate@mnr.gov.kg
+996 771 412308
Nepal
Mr. Maheshwar Dhakal
maheshwar.dhakal@gmail.com
+977 985 1142405
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Advancing mountain and climate change s: SBSTA 64 dialogue, COP 31 and beyond
This event will explore mountains as critical spaces for integrated climate and biodiversity action showcasing challenges and solutions. It will mobilize Parties and key stakeholders to build on the Dialogue on mountains and climate change to further contribute in advancing mountains into the UNFCCC
Speakers: Andorra
Bhutan
Kyrgyzstan
Nepal
ICIMOD
Mountain Partnership Secretariat
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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University of Leeds
Ms. Debbie Rosen
d.z.rosen@leeds.ac.uk
+44 113 3438895
Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA)
Ms. Kim O'Dowd
kimodowd@eia-international.org
+44 7 368983907
LINGO e.V.
Mr. Kjell Kühne
kjell.kuehne@gmail.com
+52 967 1053425
Netherlands
Ms. Maya Bogers
maya.bogers@wkr.nl
+31 6 11489309
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The economic case for fossil fuel phaseout: cost-benefit, energy security, trade and decarbonisation
National fossil fuel phaseout roadmaps can reduce climate harm and maximize economic benefit. Case studies from Colombia, the UK and the Netherlands will explore the impact of such roadmaps on global trade and fossil fuel revenues, energy security, and new industrial and export opportunities.
Speakers: Experts from national climate councils (Colombia, Netherlands, UK), the International Climate Council Network and government representatives discuss local challenges and opportunities. Policy experts from lower- and middle-income countries that are reliant on fossil fuel/manufacturing-based exports
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Ms. Snezana Dragojevic
snezana.dragojevic@undp.org
+382 69 60726
Malawi
Mr. Yamikani Idriss
idrissyamikani@gmail.com
+265 0 884132339
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Enhancing Climate Transparency through Gender-Responsive Reporting
Launch of the Gender-Responsive Toolkit for Biennial Transparency Reports, including demonstration of how the Toolkit supports implementation of the Enhanced Transparency Framework and aligns with priorities and actions of the Belém Gender Action Plan (GAP)
Speakers: Irene Chekwoti, Principal Climate Change Officer, Uganda; Sandra Motshwanedi, Director UNFCCC Matters, South Africa; Yamikani Idriss, Principal Environmental Officer, Malawi; Kamil Salazar, CGE Chair; Niklas Hagelberg, Senior Environment Officer, UNEP & Verania Chao, Global Inclusivity Advisor, UNDP
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Talanoa Institute
Mr. Caio Vieira
caio.vieira@institutotalanoa.org
+55 61 991708577
Climate Action Network Australia (CANA)
Ms. Kathryn McCallum
kathryn@cana.net.au
+61 403 111436
Climate Action Network South-East Asia (CANSEA)
Mr. Nithiyananthan Nesadurai
nithiya@pc.jaring.asia
+60 17 7079313
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From St. Marta to a Fossil-Free World: Translating Regional Efforts into Multilateral Climate Action
This discussion will explore how recent regional dialogues in LAC - namely the Santa Marta Conference - can strengthen regional cooperation and mobilize finance and means of implementation in order to advance the UNFCCC Roadmap Away From Fossil Fuels.
Speakers: Caio Victor Vieira - representative from Talanoa Institute; Luiza Lima - Representative from CGON; Alejandra Lopez - Representative from Transforma Global; Ricardo Baitelo - Representative from IEMA; Ujunwa Ojemeni - representative from E3G; a representative from FARN.
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Bonn
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WMO/UNEP Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Mr. Andrej Mahecic
amahecic@wmo.int
+41 79 7042459
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IPCC: Update on the seventh assessment cycle
IPCC speakers will provide a comprehensive update on the progress of the seventh assessment cycle.
Speakers: IPCC Chair, Bureau members and Secretariat
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Aiping Chen
AChen@unfccc.int
+49 151 53739999
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Rio Convention Synergies (tbc)
TBC: This event is envisaged to bring together Parties and observers, who are interested in the topic to share their experiences and exchange on how to promote synergetic efforts across the three Rio Conventions.
Speakers: TBC
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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CARE International (CI)
Ms. Marlene Achoki
marlene.achoki@care.org
+254 20 725564577
International Potato Center (CIP)
Mr. Joel Ranck
j.ranck@cgiar.org
+1 814 3602598
Practical Action
Ms. Demet Intepe
demet.intepe@practicalaction.org.uk
+44 7 470218499
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Advancing Gender-Responsive Climate Finance: Exploring barriers and practical solutions
Climate finance shortfalls deepen gender inequalities, especially for women in vulnerable contexts. This session explores barriers to women & local actors' access to adaptation finance & showcases practical examples of feminist financing approaches that can enhance access & support the Belem GAP.
Speakers: Negotiators/decision-makers from developing & developed countries, representatives from financial institutions, civil society experts/researchers on Gender, UNFCCC Gender team, climate finance, adaptation & social inclusion, including representative voices from from women's rights organizations.
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action (YUVA)
Ms. Roshni Nuggehalli
info@yuvaindia.org
+91 22 7506245399
Digo Bikas Institute (DBI)
Mr. Abhishek Shrestha
abhishek.shrestha@digobikas.org
+977 1 9851217237
MISEREOR, German Catholic Bishops' Organisation for Development Cooperation (MISEREOR)
Ms. Jacqueline Wingens
jacqueline.wingens@misereor.de
+49 171 7848411
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Advancing inclusive action on Adaptation and Loss & Damage in informal urban settlements
This session explores Adaptation and Loss & Damage in informal settlements through a rights-based lens. It highlights bottom-up action, evidence gaps, and how the Global Goal on Adaptation and its indicators can better respond to the needs of the most impacted communities.
Speakers: Simone Sandholz (UNU-EHS); Alejandra Ramos (UNU-EHS); Almuth Schauber/Clara-Luisa Weichelt (Misereor) (tbc); Dulari Parmar (YUVA); Alexandre Frediani/Ritu Bharadwaj (IIED) (tbc); Pooja Dave (CAN), Pablo Mariani (UCLG) (tbc), Julie Greenwalt (Cities Alliance)
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Wednesday,
10 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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Southern and Eastern Africa Trade Information and Negotiations Institute Uganda (SEATINI)
Ms. Jane Nalunga
info@seatiniuganda.org
+256 256 772581849
Foundation for the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID)
Ms. Yasmin Ismail
yasmin.ismail@graduateinstitute.ch
+33 6 15460439
German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS)
Ms. Clara Brandi
clara.brandi@idos-research.de
+49 53113 4917684415
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Climate and Trade Cooperation for Climate-resilient Development
Building on the COP30 Mutirão Decision on trade and climate, this event explores how trade can support climate ambition while advancing climate-resilient development. Panelists will share experiences on trade-related actions that accelerate mitigation, adaptation and development co-benefits.
Speakers: Carolyn Deere Birkbeck (TESS); Clara Brandi (IDOS), Jane Nalunga (SEATINI); Vicente Paolo Yu (Independent expert)
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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International Education Institute of Brazil (IEB)
Ms. Sara Gaia
sara@iieb.org.br
+55 61 996700722
Instituto de Ecología y Antropología de Acción (INFOE)
Ms. Elke Falley-Rothkopf
elke@infoe.de
+49 178 1746966
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Indigenous Adaptation Plans: Strategies for Addressing Climate Resilience in the Brazilian Amazon
This event showcases the pioneering experience of Indigenous Climate Adaptation Plans in Brazil.It highlights how indigenous traditional knowledge creates robust territorial management tools as they serve as a blueprint for the Global Goal on Adaptation.
Speakers: Sineia do Vale (CIR), Andreia Bavaresco (IEB), Daiane Tenharim (NIMC SulAM) e Kayha Namapure (Entre Parentas)
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Ms. Helena De Jong
hdejong@iom.int
+41 78 2168577
Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
Ms. Alice Baillat
alice.baillat@idmc.ch
+33 68 7375994
Panama
Ms. Ana Aguilar
aaguilarc@miambiente.gob.pa
+507 68 371271
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Assessing losses and damages associated with human mobility: Insights, tools, and practices
This event presents case studies and discusses tools and initiatives to assess and address economic and non-economic losses and damages associated with human mobility. It amongst others seeks to inform human mobility responses under the Santiago Network and the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage
Speakers: Representatives from IOM, the FRLD, SNLD, IDMC
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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Action Against Hunger (ACF)
Ms. Marie Cosquer
mcosquer@actioncontrelafaim.org
+0 93310 337812884
ActionAid International Foundation
Ms. Teresa Anderson
teresa.anderson@actionaid.org
+44 7984 932655
Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA)
Mr. Simon Bukenya
simon.bukenya@afsafrica.org
+256 256 759832922
Asociación para el Desarrollo Foro Rural Mundial
Mr. Cristian Barrazueta
cbarrazueta@ruralforum.org
+34 687 265631
Universal Versatile Society (UV Society)
Ms. Xinyue (Cataleya) Han
xinyue@uvsociety.org
+61 4 12635304
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Agriculture moving forward: Financing and just transitions across the Rio Conventions
- Reflect on COP30 just transition decision (including the BAM) implications for agriculture
-Impact of direct access financing of agroecology and local, producers& women's organisations
-Launch of call to action for inclusion of family farmers in the Rio conventions
Speakers: representation of different constituencies of civil society, Youth, agroecology& food sovereignty experts (AFSA), launch of frontline food systems actors' statement (WRF), representation of direct funding initiatives for smallholders (GAFSP CSO consortium), Global South agriculture negotiator
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Cyprus
Mr. Harris Kalyvas
ckalyvas@environment.moa.gov.cy
+357 22 408992
Green Africa Youth Organisation (GAYO)
Mr. Richard Matey
richard@greenafricayouth.org
+233 241 582873
Greenpeace International (GREENPEACE)
Ms. Ylenia Bursich
ylenia.bursich@greenpeace.org
+31 6 46197332
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Plastics and Climate: Strengthening synergies for a transition away from fossil fuels.
How can we strengthen environmental multilateralism? The climate and plastics agendas are deeply connected; there is a strategic opportunity to use lessons from climate diplomacy to help deliver an ambitious global plastics treaty.
Speakers: Presentations from representatives of Greenpeace, Green African Youth Organization and the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the European Union to be announced
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Bonn
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WMO/UNEP Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Mr. Andrej Mahecic
amahecic@wmo.int
+41 79 7042459
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Inclusivity and Diversity in IPCC
IPCC speakers will focus on how inclusivity and diversity is addressed in IPCC processes and assessments.
Speakers: IPCC Chair, Bureau members and Secretariat
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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Niue
Mr. Taveli Pavihi
bd@thegreenwerk.net
+49 176 72856437
Sustainalogue e.V.
Mr. Bjoern Dransfeld
bd@thegreenwerk.net
+49 176 72856437
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From NDC 3.0 Plans to Finance: Mobilizing Climate Investment in Small Island States
This side event explores how Small Island Developing States can translate NDC 3.0 priorities into investable climate actions. It highlights methods to assess investment needs, quantify finance gaps, and mobilize climate finance at scale, drawing on practical country experiences and lessons learned.
Speakers: Representatives from the Government of Niue, international organizations, and climate finance experts share insights on mobilizing investment for NDC 3.0 in Small Island Developing States.
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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Mongolia
Ms. Narangaravuu Altangerel
a.narangaravuu@gmail.com
+976 9999 8146
BirdLife International (BLI)
Ms. Cathy Yitong Li
cathy.li@birdlife.org
+44 0 7521158388
Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF)
Mr. Solomon Adefolu
solomon.adefolu@ncfnigeria.org
+1 343 5987332
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)
Ms. Melanie Coath
melanie.coath@rspb.org.uk
+44 7702 237338
Zoological Society of London (ZSL)
Ms. Bethan Laughlin
bethan.laughlin@zsl.org
+44 44 7463018822
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Aligning Climate, Biodiversity and Land Goals Across the Rio Conventions
Held under the UNCCD Presidency, this event will explore how alignment across the UNFCCC, CBD and UNCCD can strengthen delivery on climate, biodiversity and land goals. Focusing on 2026 processes, it will highlight policy opportunities for integrated implementation ahead of COP31.
Speakers: Mongolia, as UNCCD Presidency, alongside representatives from other Rio Convention Presidencies, scientists, civil society and Indigenous Peoples and local communities, sharing perspectives on the approaches needed to align climate, biodiversity and land action.
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
Ms. Alla Metelitsa
ClimateChange@unido.org
+43 1 260263850
De Montfort University (DMU)
Mr. Muyiwa Oyinlola
ceprec@dmu.ac.uk
+44 777 9408847
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Circular economy for climate action: scaling mitigation and industrial transformation
How can circular economy approaches cut emissions, strengthen resilience and support industrial transformation? This event will showcase practical experience, highlight UNIDO results, and test elements of a future technical framework with Parties and the wider climate community.
Speakers: UNIDO speaker
government / Party representative
private-sector speaker
finance or MDB speaker
practitioner from city / region / industry cluster
moderator
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)
Mr. Stelios Grafakos
stelios.grafakos@gggi.org
+36 30 7514991
World Resources Institute (WRI)
Ms. Cynthia Elliott
celliott@wri.org
+1 301 7068827
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From Strategies to Action: Aligning Climate Goals, Development and Finance
This event will launch GGGI’s Guide, Aligning Climate and Economic Planning, positioning climate planning and finance as a coherent process, with good practices shared by governments.It will showcase good examples of long-term climate and development planning supported by the 2050 Is Now project.
Speakers: Coalition of Finance Ministers rep or NDC Partnership (Opening)TBC
GGGI presentation of the Guide
WRI presentation
Panelists:
Government rep of Uganda,TBC
Government rep of ColombiaTBC
Government rep of India,TBC
Government rep of Indonesia,TBC
Facilitation: NDC Partnership or 2050PP
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
Mr. Animesh Kumar
animesh.kumar@un.org
+49 160 97520806
Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) (ICSC)
Mr. Janssen Martinez
janssen@icsc.ngo
+6 3 9175570730
Munich Climate Insurance Initiative (MCII)
Mr. Michael Zissener
zissener@ehs.unu.edu
+49 228 8150249
World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
Ms. Ilaria Gallo
igallo@wmo.int
+41 0 763095846
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Coherent risk-informed climate action for adaptation and managing loss and damage
Developing countries face rising climate risks from extreme and slow-onset events, including ocean-driven hazards. The event explores comprehensive risk management solutions for adaptation and resilience through loss and damage data, science & observations, early warnings, human rights, and policy.
Speakers: Keynote:UN Sp.Rapporteur on human rights & climate change
1.Science & observations for early warning services(WMO)
2.L&D data(Somalia/partners)
3.Policy coherence(Brazil/Trinidad & Tobago)
4.Launch:Leadership Programme on comprehensive risk mgmt(TEG-CRM)
Panel:REAP,ExCom,MCII,CVF,SPC,ICCCAD
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Thursday,
11 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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Fondation Mohammed VI pour la Protection de l'Environnement (FM6E)
Mr. Amine El Mouden
a.elmouden@fm6e.org
+212 0 766583211
Catholic Youth Network for Environmental Sustainability in Africa (CYNESA)
Mr. David N. Munene
dnmunene@cynesa.org
+254 725 910100
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ESD and Climate Action in Africa: Leveraging SDG 4.7 to Advance SDG 13 through Lifelong Learning.
This side event explores how to accelerate the Greening Education Partnership in African countries by integrating ESD and climate change into policies, curricula and teacher training and by leveraging SDG 4.7 to advance SDG 13 through lifelong learning that empowers youth.
Speakers: Speakers will include representatives from UNESCO’s Education for Sustainable Development Programme, the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection, the Foundation for Environmental Education,YOUNGO, African youth climate networks (AYCH, AGUYEN, YRE) and other ESD experts.
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI)
Ms. Karishma Asarpota
karishma.asarpota@iclei.org
+49 228 97629900
United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT)
Ms. Lea Ranalder
lea.ranalder@un.org
+254 799 859606
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Implementing NDCs in cities: Showcasing local leadership for equitable and multilevel climate action
As NDCs 3.0 increasingly include cities, implementation depends on multilevel finance and coordination. This event examines how national and local actors can mobilize investment and deliver urban climate action at scale.
Speakers: IPCC SR-C author; UN-Habitat-Report on Urban Content of NDC 3.0; ICLEI-Multilevel Governance & Just Transition ; UNEP-Nature and Climate synergy ; CDP-Financing local climate action; GIZ-Reflections from CHAMP co-chairs; LGMA Constituency-Subnational advocacy towards multilevel governance
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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Mercy Corps
Ms. salomé lehtman
slehtman@mercycorps.org
+33 6 621713856
Concern Worldwide
Ms. Sally Tyldesley
sally.tyldesley@concern.net
+44 7949 877024
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
Ms. Mary Friel
mary.friel@ifrc.org
+44 77 46632727
SouthSouthNorth Projects Africa (SSN Africa)
Ms. Fatema Rajabali
fatema.rajabali@southsouthnorth.org
+254 0 795788579
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From principles to practice: scaling finance and implementation of Locally Led Adaptation
As adaptation finance grows under the NCQG, operationalising LLA requires coordinated action across actors and scales. This event explores the role of bilateral and multilateral funders and national governments in implementing LLA across sectors, aligned with NAPs, NDCs and GGA priorities.
Speakers: This event will provide a space for a developing country government championing LLA, a donor government official, a climate fund representative, local organisations and LLA experts to discuss how LLA can be scaled and embedded within UNFCCC discussions.
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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Geledés-Black Women's Institute (Geledés)
Ms. Mariana Belmont
mariana@geledes.org.br
+55 11 964136098
Engajamundo Youth Association (Engajamundo)
Ms. Thalia Oliveira
thalia@engajamundo.org
+55 94 981748913
Institute of Studies on Religion (ISER)
Ms. Isabel Pereira
isabelpereira@iser.org.br
+55 21 988997585
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Environmental Racism and Climate Justice: structural inequalities in climate governance and implemen
Environmental racism and climate governance: pathways to integrate racial justice and territorial equity in the implementation of NDCs, in adaptation and just transition policies, and in climate finance mechanisms.
Speakers: Geledés – Black Women’s Institute
Institute for the Study of Religion
Conectas Human Rights
Environment Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil
Human Rights Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil
Representative of the African Group of Negotiators
Engajamundo
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL)
Ms. Lien Vandamme
lvandamme@ciel.org
+41 22 5967913
Earth Island Institute, Inc. (EII)
Mr. Michael Poland
michael@fossilfueltreaty.org
+61 61 419581748
Indigenous Educational Network of Turtle Island (IENTI/IEN) (IEN)
Mr. Alberto Saldamando
alberto@ienearth.org
+1 415 6569198
Réseau Action Climat - France (RAC-F)
Ms. Marine Pouget
marine.pouget@reseauactionclimat.org
+33 6 32102570
The Climate Reality Project
Mr. Ethan Spaner
ethan.spaner@climatereality.com
+1 330 3541674
Transparency International (TI)
Mr. Brice Böhmer
bboehmer@transparency.org
+49 1573 9610406
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Effective multilateralism and upholding obligations in time of crises
Multilateralism is under threat and impunity is undermining international law, human rights, and accountability. In this event, we will zoom in on what this means, and reflect on pathways for an effective global response to the climate crisis.
Speakers: State representatives, human rights experts, relevant UN Agencies, civil society representatives.
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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Climate of Politics
Ms. Beatriz Pagy
beatriz@climadepolitica.org
+55 11 998438648
Conservation International (CI)
Ms. Elise Steenburgh
esteenburgh@conservation.org
+1 240 4474827
Sustainable Amazonas Foundation (FAS)
Mr. Vinicius Mafra
vinicius.mafra@fas-amazonia.org
+55 92 981836196
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Strengthening the Latin American and Caribbean vision on the Global Goal on Adaptation
This session aims to present a dialogue to build a common regional position on the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) towards COP32 and the next GST cycle, embedding transversal priorities and cross-cutting considerations to ensure that vulnerable communities are placed at the center of adaptation effo
Speakers: Instituto Talanoa; Arg 1.5; GFLAC; Conectas; FAS; CANLA
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
Ms. Eleni Patra
ELENIPA@unops.org
+49 228 8150317
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)
Mr. Oscar Nelson Justiniano Gil
oscar.justiniano@madretierra.gob.bo
+591 0 67070237
Namibia
Mr. REAGAN CHUNGA
sibanga@gmail.com
+264 81 7839592
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Accelerating NDC 3.0 Implementation through Sectoral Policy Assessments
The event will explore how countries can use data-based assessments to evaluate the impacts of policies and measures in order to accelerate effective implementation of NDC 3.0. It will showcase country insights and introduce relevant guidance for policy impact assessment.
Speakers: Speakers will include high-level government officials and experts from countries with experience in conducting impact assessments of policies and measures to drive NDC implementation, such as Namibia, Bolivia, Eswatini and Paraguay. Experts from ICAT and partner organizations will also speak.
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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Green Economics Institute (GEI)
Ms. Miriam Kennet
greeneconomicsinstitute@yahoo.com
+0 44 7990590463
Environmental Research and Development Alternatives (ERDA)
Mr. Md. Monir Hossain Chowdhury
erda.dhaka@gmail.com
+880 1711 862783
Global Ethical Finance Initiative Limited (GEFI)
Mr. Angus Clelland
angus@globalethicalfinance.org
+44 7484 679936
Women Environmental Programme (WEP)
Ms. Priscilla Achakpa
info@wepnigeria.net
+234 814 9576777
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Keeping the spirit & hope of the Paris Agreement alive for climate, biodiversity,science & finance
Climate & biodiversity science &finance pathways of hope & policies, lifting conversations out of the guagmire and into our better, safer, kinder future. Surplanting todays Algorythms of Despair, Destruction & exploitation-What does a Good Life future look like?
Speakers: Professor Graciela Chichilnisky Argentina, Anjiwki Mshallbwalla Nigeria, Christina Beng Mexico, Merem Tahar Indigenous speaker Chad, M. Chowdhury Pakistan, Priscilla Achakpa Nigeria WEP
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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International-Lawyers.Org (INTLawyers)
Mr. Curtis Doebbler
INTLawyers2010@Gmail.com
+41 79 3044654
Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña (UPC)
Ms. Olga Alcaraz Sendra
olga.alcaraz@upc.edu
+34 93 675750537
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Judicial Decisions on Climate Change: Implications for State Action and Climate Negotiations
This side event will explore the relevance of recent judicial decisions—particularly the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued in summer 2025—on climate change for ongoing climate negotiations.
Speakers: 1. Representative of INTLawyers
2. Professor of International Law
3. Young Person Involved in the ICJ Advisory Opinion Process from USP or UNIMAK
4. Negotiator or representative.
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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Center for Climate and Sustainability Empowerment (CCSE)
Mr. Hussein Kassim
hussein@ccseghana.com
+233 244 182515
Omega Institute for Holistic Studies, Inc. (Omega Institute)
Ms. Laura Weiland
weiland.laura.e@gmail.com
+1 781 8355478
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National ACE Implementation in the Context of the Mid-Term Review of the Glasgow Work Programme
Strengthening national ACE implementation is key to informing the mid-term review of the Glasgow Work Programme. By sharing experiences, addressing capacity gaps, and promoting inclusive stakeholder engagement, countries can contribute meaningful insights to advance effective ACE implementation glob
Speakers: Mr. Kassim Hussein - CCSE
Mr. Timothy Damon - GYDI
Alvin Aldigao - YCLIP
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Friday,
12 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
Ms. Susan Fraser
susan.fraser@un.org
+1 917 6536096
Azerbaijan
Mr. Rauf Baba-zada
rauf.babazade@cop29.az
+994 50 7176767
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Partnerships driving innovation that support adaptation and peace in crisis and stress settings.
A growing body of evidence highlights the role of innovation in supporting climate adaptation and peace in crisis and stress settings. The event will discuss the opportunities and challenges, drawing on initiatives from the Baku Climate and Peace Action Hub and UN OCHA’s CERF Climate Action Account.
Speakers: Zinta Zommers, Climate Scientist, UN OCHA
Richard Choularton, Chief, Climate and Disaster Risk Reduction Programmes,UN WFP
Diana Urge-Vorsatz, IPCC Vice-Chair
Christian Barthelt, MR Foundation
Representatives from climate vulnerable countries
Civil Society Representatives
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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Caritas Internationalis (CI)
Ms. Musamba Mubanga-Mtonga
mubanga@caritas.va
+39 338 5706639
Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation
Mr. Jan Wolf
tzuchifrankfurt@gmail.com
+49 163 4604086
Catholic Relief Services - United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (CRS)
Ms. Gina Castillo Paladines
gina.castillo@crs.org
+1 857 2225703
Christian Aid (CA)
Ms. illari Zulema Aragon Noriega
iaragonnoriega@christian-aid.org
+44 7999 7999693377
Islamic Relief Worldwide
Mr. Jamie Williams
jamie.williams@irworldwide.org
+44 742 1814364
The Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD)
Ms. Elizabeth Cronin
lcronin@cafod.org.uk
+44 7598 831106
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Why a Just Transition is a Moral Imperative: Principles for a Holistic Transformation
Drawing from faith perspectives, speakers will explore Just Transition in the UN climate process as a moral imperative, and highlight how climate action must go beyond technology and economics to ensure fairness, inclusion, and human dignity for frontline communities, workers, and future generations
Speakers: Holy See
• Panel Discussion
Caritas voice
Another Faith Actors Voice
Party from the Global South
Party from the Global North
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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Friendship
Mr. Kazi Hoque
kaziamdadul@friendship.ngo
+880 1713 30124
The University of British Columbia (UBC)
Ms. Daile Zeng
zengdl17@student.ubc.ca
+1 778 5223517
Zhejiang Agriculture and Forestry University (ZAFU)
Mr. Chunyu Pan
cpan@stu.zafu.edu.cn
+86 176 67629517
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Scaling Nature-based Solutions for Carbon, Biodiversity and Livelihoods in the Global South
This side event explores how community-based nature-based solutions, including mangrove restoration, can be scaled in the Global South through local action, innovative finance, supportive policies, and Article 6 opportunities, delivering climate, biodiversity, and livelihood benefits.
Speakers: Runa Khan (Friendship); Amir H. Chowdhury (Bangladesh Forest Department); Kazi A. Hoque (Friendship); Guangyu Wang (UBC); Guomo Zhou (ZAFU); Hussein Kassim (CCSE); Jean-Pascal van Ypersele (former IPCC Vice-Chair), Yue Pan (U Helsinki); and representatives from UNFCCC, Verra, and Gold Standard.
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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Climate Action Network - Europe (CAN - Europe)
Mr. James Trinder
james.trinder@caneurope.org
+44 7701 80716
Climate Action Network - Latin America (CAN-LA)
Mr. Alejandro Aleman
aaleman@canla.org
+502 502 34839197
Friends of the Earth International (FOEI)
Ms. kirtana Chandrasekaran
kirtana@foei.org
+44 7961 986956
Global Justice Now
Ms. Isobel McIntosh
izzie.mcintosh@globaljustice.org.uk
+44 7513 61106
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Challenges and Opportunities towards COP 31: Addressing Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS)
This event highlights ISDS as a systemic barrier to a just transition including fossil fuel phase out, and, building on the Santa Marta Conference, explores routes countries working together can take to dismantle ISDS.
Speakers: Proposed:
Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change
Representative of governments of Uganda/Colombia/ Netherlands/Australia/Slovenia/South Africa/
European Commission representative/Member of EP Delegation to Bonn
Civil society speaker
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Youth Love Egypt Foundation (YlE foundation)
Mr. Ahmed Fathy
ylefoundation2@gmail.com
+2 2 2010033588
Just Atonement Inc. (JAI)
Ms. Gabriela Nagle Alverio
gabriela.nagle@duke.edu
+1 352 5989658
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From Data to Action: Addressing Climate-Induced Migration through Youth Leadership and Community Res
This side event will highlight lessons learned from regional initiatives, including youth-led research, community engagement, and policy dialogue aimed at addressing the links between climate change, migration, and sustainable development.
Speakers: Mr Ahmed Fathy Head and founder of YLE foundation
Ms Donia Ebrahim Head of Programmes YLE foundation
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Bonn
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Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE)
Mr. Pramod Kumar Sharma
pramod@fee.global
+45 61 247086
Sikh Human Rights Group (SHRG)
Mr. Jasdev Rai
shrg1984@gmail.com
+44 7956 212343
Soka Gakkai International - UK (SGI-UK)
Ms. Lucy Plummer
lucy.plummer@sgi-ouna.org
+44 0 744691723
Technology Education Research and Rehabilitation for Environment Policy Centre (TERRE Policy Centre)
Ms. VINITAA APTE
aptevh@gmail.com
+91 0 9822091537
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Looking Back for the Future of Greening Education
As we approach the 50th anniversary of the Tbilisi Declaration (2027), this session reviews the impact of Environmental Education, identifies gaps, and sets priorities for the post-2030 era. Focusing on climate change, it brings together key stakeholders to contribute to the future role of EE/ESD.
Speakers: Round table. Lead speakers Pramod Kumar Sharma, Foundation for Environmental Education
UNESCO Paris (TBC)
FEE Turkey TBC, Co-Leads of the session SHRG, SGI UK and Terre Policy Centre
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Carolina Mantsch
cmantsch@unfccc.int
+49 228 8151811
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Advancing Implementation and Compliance under the Paris Agreement: Supporting Parties through PAICC
The event will provide an overview of PAICC’s role, functions, and complementarity with other bodies, its current work and future expectations; highlight newest timelines, incl. for NDCs 4.0, BTR2, 4th round of Art.9.5 BCs and FMCP; present opportunities for engagement, incl. firsthand experiences.
Speakers: Simon Stiell, ES (tbc); Christine Adam (LA Director), Eyad AlJubran & Christina Voigt (PAICC Co-Chairs).
Representatives from: (i) Parties that engaged with PAICC, (ii) Paris Agreement bodies; (iii) relevant UNFCCC secretariat divisions (Mitigation, TD and MOI); and (iv) SBI Chair (tbc)
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Sousan Torabiparizi
storabiparizi@unfccc.int
+49 163 5471972
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Moving from needs to action: National climate technology action plans under the Paris Agreement
The event will showcase how developing countries use their technology action plans (TAPs) to move from technology needs assessments (TNAs) to deployment. The UNFCCC Technology Executive Committee will also launch its practical guide on support for conducting or updating TNAs and TAPs.
Speakers: Representatives of Parties, financial institutions, and the UNFCCC Technology Mechanism
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)
Mr. Chen-An Lien
CALien@itri.org.tw
+886 937 182786
Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute Ltd
Ms. Ruth Gebremedhin
ruth.gebremedhin@globalccsinstitute.com
+44 0 7950278261
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
Mr. Sandra Hanni
sandra.hanni@iccwbo.org
+33 7 86355519
International Climate Dialogue e.V. (ICD)
Ms. Maria Eitel
eitel@perspectives.cc
+49 761 59033823
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Turning Paris Goals into Action: Carbon Markets, Carbon Management and Resilient Transitions
This event explores how Paris goals translate into action through carbon markets, carbon management and resilient transitions. It examines Article 6, CBAM and carbon pricing, focusing on governance, transparency, system interactions, cooperation, supply chains and practical public-private dialogue.
Speakers: ITRI, ICD, ICC and Global CCS Institute Ltd representatives, and invited speakers
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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Instituto Regenera
Mr. Fabrício Muriana
fabricio@institutoregenera.org.br
+55 11 976056457
Food of Tomorrow Institute
Ms. Juliana Tangari
juliana@comidadoamanha.org
+55 21 998195941
Fundación Dom Cabral
Mr. Daniel Parreiras
daniel.parreiras@fdc.org.br
+55 31 991942964
Institute for Agricultural and Forest Management and Certification (Imaflora)
Mr. Marina Piatto Garcia
marina@imaflora.org
+55 19 981770957
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From Soil to COP
Global South food systems initiatives advancing Paris Agreement implementation
Global South food systems initiatives greatly contributed to Paris Agreement implementation. Highlighting COP30 Plan to Accelerate Sustainable Food Systems and Climate Justice, and initiatives such as Na Mesa da COP30 and the Food Roots & Routes Pavilion advancing Global Majority Agenda.
Speakers: Arilson Favareto (Cátedra Josué de Castro, University of São Paulo)
Renata Potenza (Imaflora)
Lilian Rahal (Ministry of Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger)
Francine Xavier (Instituto Comida do Amanhã)
Fabrício Muriana (Instituto Regenera)
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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Community Links and Human Empowerment Initiative (CLHEI)
Ms. Helen Dennis Teghtegh
communitylinks11@gmail.com
+234 703 7724378
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
Ms. Claudia Ringler
c.ringler@cgiar.org
+1 514 4628538
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Implementing the Belém GAP in Agri-Food Systems: Evidence for Gender-Responsive Climate Action
Empowering women farmers . Belém Gender Action Plan meets agrifood systems: Strengthening gender-responsive climate action, improving data, engaging men & boys as allies, and boosting women farmers' leadership in the International Year of the Woman Farmer
Speakers: Fred Simwaka, Malawi national gender focal point/ negotiator (Malawian, M); Bernard Kimoro, agriculture negotiator (Kenya, M), Lisa Hilgers (GIZ representative) (German, F), Vivian Atakos, CGIAR Gender Accelerator; Helen Teghtegh (Nigeria, F)
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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Franciscans International (FI)
Mr. Budi Tjahjono
b.tjahjono@franciscansinternational.org
+41 22 7794010
Dominicans for Justice and Peace
Ms. Enkeleda Papa
enkeleda.papa@un.op.org
+41 76 5613193
The Lutheran World Federation (LWF)
Ms. Elena Cedillo Vargas
elena.cedillo@lutheranworld.org
+41 78 9457646
World Council of Churches (WCC)
Mr. Henrik Grape
hgr@wcc-coe.org
+46 73 9905505
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Inclusive and Equitable Climate Action on Just transition: Human Rights Perspective
The session explores how a just transition supports inclusive, rights‑based climate action. Diverse speakers, including faith communities, share experiences and ethical perspectives that uplift dignity, resilience, and justice, contributing strategies that inform global climate debates.
Speakers: Speakers include Budi Tjahjono, Rodrick Holness Rollands, Alero Etuwewe, Jocabed Solano, Tinahse Gumbo, and a Colombia delegate, moderated by Elena Cedillo. They represent faith groups and government delegations from the Pacific, Latin America, and Africa.
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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Child Rights International Network (CRIN) (CRIN)
Ms. Lianne Minasian
lianne@crin.org
+44 0 7769333052
Alana
Mr. Sofia Antonelli Amaral
sofia.antonelli@hotmail.com
+55 11 974684574
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Mainstreaming child rights: a primary consideration in ACE, Just Transition and beyond
Present evidence and discuss ways to strengthen child rights in climate policies and action. Explore pathways to mainstream child rights in the ACE Action Plan (mid-term review) and the Just Transition Work Programme, building on insights from the recent expert dialogue.
Speakers: Representative from COP31 presidencies, ACE and Just Transition negotiators, young climate advocates and representatives from children's rights civil society.
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Saturday,
13 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)
Ms. Milloni Doshi
mdoshi@edf.org
+1 845 2457008
Future Earth International
Ms. Rosie Harrington
rosie.harrington@futureearth.org
+33 0 648635476
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Warming-induced emissions: sources, impact on Paris goals and human systems, and management options
Growing emissions from intensifying wildfires, thawing permafrost, and warming wetlands increasingly threaten Paris temperature goals. Experts discuss research on these Warming Induced Emissions including impacts and mitigation, ways to enhance quantification, and consideration at the second GST.
Speakers: Brian Buma, EDF, Innovation, US, M, mid
Carlos Nobre, U. Sao Paulo, Earth systems, Brazil, M, Senior
Carly Phillips, Union of Concerned Scientists, Ecology, US, F, early
Jennifer Watts, Woodwell Climate Research Center, Ecology, US, F, early
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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International Council for Sustainable Energy (ICSE)
Ms. Laura Tierney
ltierney@bcse.org
+1 202 4893436
European Business Council for Sustainable Energy (e5)
Mr. Kolja Kuse
kolja.kuse@e5.org
+49 177 9330369
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Innovation and Solutions to 2030+: Renewables, Efficiency, CO2-neutral Fuels, CO2-negative materials
Industry and scientific leaders discuss how to can pick up the pace to scale renewables, efficiency, sustainable fuels, CO2-negative materials and boost investment and innovation in CO2 removal (e.g. CDRterra project phase 1) to sustain forward momentum and meet mitigation goals.
Speakers: Senior scientists and executives to be announced.
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
Ms. Ilaria Crotti
ilaria.crotti@unctad.org
+39 351 8572002
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Ms. Avantika Goswami
avantika.goswami@cseindia.org
+91 72085 8425
Power Shift Africa (PSA)
Mr. Kudakwashe Manjonjo
kmanjonjo@powershiftafrica.org
+263 0 771536451
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Green industrialization for the Global South: State of Play, Barriers and Opportunities
Green industrialization is vital to align the climate and development agendas of the Global South. Yet most elements for it are concentrated in the Global North and China. This event discusses green industrialization experiences, and barriers and opportunities to participate in the green economy.
Speakers: 1. UN Conference on Trade and Development
2. CSE India
3. Power Shift Africa
4. 1-2 subject matter experts / researchers
5. 1-2 negotiators from relevant countries
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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Green and Better World (GBW)
Mr. Ambe Ngwa Michael
ambengwam@gmail.com
+237 237 2376751679
Center for Participatory Research and Development (CPRD)
Mr. Md Shamsuddoha
doha@cprdbd.org
+88 0 1729259491
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Climate behavior delivering via arts in vulnerable communities: why country context matters
The event explores how arts-based approaches can inspire climate-friendly behavior in vulnerable communities. It highlights why cultural, social, and economic contexts of each country shape how climate messages are understood, trusted, and acted upon.
Speakers: Ambe Michael Nwga, Dr. Jeni Miller, Dr. Shouro Dasgupta,
Charles Kabiswa, Farah Annum, Daria Kravchuk, Alena Maslova,
Natalia Sonina
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Brazil
Mr. Otavio Igreja
otavio.igreja@itamaraty.gov.br
+55 61 996198113
Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE)
Ms. Laura Tierney
ltierney@bcse.org
+1 202 4893436
Global Compact Network Brazil
Ms. Paloma Pinheiro
paloma.pinheiro@pactoglobal.org.br
+55 11 993670010
World Bioenergy Association (WBA)
Ms. Alejandra Leon Lavandera
alejandra.leon@worldbioenergy.org
+46 0 769543385
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Energy Transition and Energy Security against Climate Change: Belém 4x Pledge on Sustainable Fuels
The Belém 4X Pledge on Sustainable Fuels calls on countries to commit their intent to work collaboratively and expeditiously to pursue the expansion of sustainable fuels use globally by at least FOUR times by 2035, with a view to implement the GST goals in the energy sector
Speakers: Mauricio Lyrio, Secretary for Energy, Climate and Environment (Brazil); Jean-François Gagné, Clean Energy Ministerial; Paolo Frankl, International Energy Agency; Stefania Relva, E+ Energy Transition Institute; Glaucia Souza, IEA Bioenergy Task 39; Representatives from IMO and ICAO
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Monica Gavriluta
mgavriluta@unfccc.int
+4 49 1514318614
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Islands of Coherence: Renewing Trust in the UNFCCC Process
Building on an initial in-person dialogue convened at COP30, this session brings together a curated group of participants from across negotiation spaces to deepen trust, strengthen coherence and reflect on practical conditions for more constructive engagement towards COP31.
Speakers: Opening by UNFCCC/ISCP. Facilitated dialogue with representatives from COP30 and COP31, different regional groups and negotiation constituencies, reflecting gender and generational balance. Ambassadors, Climate Envoys, Secretaries, HoDs. Moderated by CEMUNE/Collective Transitions.
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Yali Wang
ywang@unfccc.int
+49 1522 3534100
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Application of Flexibility Provisions and Improvement Over Time: Lessons from the first ETF Cycle
To provide a platform for national transparency experts and the CGE to share experience in applying flexibility provisions in preparing BTRs and in developing and implementing improvement plans, focusing on country experiences, common challenges and opportunities to strengthen transparency systems.
Speakers: (TBC) SBI chair, Transparency director, CGE chair, CGE members, national transparency experts
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (BKWSU)
Ms. Marion Mews
marion.mews@de.brahmakumaris.org
+49 50677 1517081425
Friends World Committee for Consultation
Ms. Lindsey Cook
lfcook@quno.ch
+49 179 5918510
Quaker Earthcare Witness (QEW)
Mr. Keith Runyan
keith@quakerearthcare.org
+1 530 5758190
Quakers in Britain
Ms. Tanya Jones
tanyaj@quaker.org.uk
+44 7873 344811
Soka Gakkai International Office for UN Affairs
Ms. Flore Ghetti
flore.g@sgi-ouna.org
+41 79 5347553
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How can climate action advance peace, human well being and safety?
Held in a dialogue setting, this event will engage the audience with experts in climate science,
environmental peacebuilding, human rights and faith-based peace to explore together how climate action can strengthen wellbeing, human safety and challenge militarism in a time of planetary crises.
Speakers: ● Flore Ghetti - youth voice - Soka Gakkai
● Elisa Morgera – UN Special Rapporteur
● Negotiator - Colombian delegation
● Negotiator - Vanuatu delegation
● IPCC – Andrew Okem, AR7 WG 2
● Valeriane Bernard, Brahma Kumaris- Inner peace
● Lindsey Fielder Cook, QUNO
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Mr. Anil Mishra
a.mishra@unesco.org
+33 0 145682375
United Nations Department of Global Communications (UND of Global Communications)
Ms. Martina Donlon-Volpe
donlon@un.org
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Strengthening information integrity on climate change: from COP30 to COP31 and beyond
High-level event in support of the Declaration on Information integrity on Climate Change, launched in COP30 and signed by 24 countries and the EU, who will share their pledges and concrete steps towards the commitments contained therein, keeping the momentum towards COP31 and beyond.
Speakers: Selwin Hart (Assistant UNSG); Chalotte Scaddan (UN); Guilherme Canela (UNESCO); João Brant (Brazil); Simon Stiell (UNFCCC); Ana Toni (CEO of COP30); Samed Ağırbaş (COP31 High-Level Champion); representatives of countries from different regions that signed the Declaration; other stakeholders.
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC)
Ms. Anja Ipp
anja.ipp@ssnc.se
+46 70 904842
Carbon Market Watch (CMW)
Ms. Isa Mulder
isa.mulder@carbonmarketwatch.org
+32 472 625944
College of the Atlantic (COA)
Ms. Doreen Stabinsky
doreenstabinsky@gmail.com
+1 207 2765284
IBON International Foundation Inc. (IBON)
Mx. Ivan Enrile
ienrile@iboninternational.org
+63 961 5005895
Swedwatch
Mr. Davide Maneschi
davide@swedwatch.org
+46 72 2013568
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Grassroots Perspectives on Carbon Markets: Unpacking Impact and Engagement
As the Article 6 carbon market is operationalised, grassroots perspectives are critical. Experiences from communities hosting carbon projects raise concerns about rights, participation and benefit-sharing, and question whether carbon trading delivers real climate benefits or shifts responsibility.
Speakers: Representatives from communities affected by carbon projects will share frontline experiences, expose power imbalances and colonial dynamics in project governance, while civil society experts and researchers will discuss how stakeholders can influence and challenge carbon market processes.
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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Grupo de Cambio Climático para Latinoamérica y el Caribe (GFLAC)
Ms. Nicole Makowski
nmakowski@gflac.org
+54 341 5053175
Corporación Centro de Estudios de Derecho, Justicia y Sociedad (DEJUSTICIA)
Mr. SERGIO CHAPARRO
schaparro@dejusticia.org
+44 0 7479422673
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Reforming the International Financial Architecture for Climate
This event will explore how COP30 finance outcomes—including the Veredas Dialogue on Article 2.1.c, among others—can advance international financial architecture reform, while improving the quality of finance and supporting just transitions across increasingly interconnected global agendas.
Speakers: Representatives of GFLAC; GI-ESCR; Dejusticia; Argentina 1.5, and REDFIS, as well as from Colombia and the EU (TBD).
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
Ms. Levania Santoso
L.Santoso@cifor-icraf.org
+62 251 8622622
Igarapé Institute
Ms. Giovanna Kuele
giovannakuele@igarape.org.br
+1 646 7990695
International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
Mr. Sandeep Sengupta
sandeep.sengupta@iucn.org
+41 22 9990105
Philippines
Mx. UNIO Div2
unio.div2@dfa.gov.ph
+62 2 88344350
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Landscapes in Synergy: Climate, Biodiversity and Co-investment
SB64 side event on forests, trees and agroforestry as integrated climate solutions. It promotes a landscape approach, co-investment in adaptation and mitigation, and stronger synergy among UNFCCC, CBD and UNCCD to jointly tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and land degradation.
Speakers: CIFOR and ICRAF scientists, UNFCCC reps, country partners from DRC, Indonesia, Vietnam and IPLC reps
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Monday,
15 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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World Health Organization (WHO)
Ms. Marina Maiero
maierom@who.int
+41 79 2134304
Save the Children International
Ms. Patricia Kramarz
patricia.kramarz@savethechildren.de
+49 179 2180536
United Nations University (UNU)
Mr. Michael Zissener
zissener@ehs.unu.edu
+49 228 8150249
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Action for health, equity and resilience in the global climate agenda: progress from recent COPs
The integration of health has been rising up in the climate agenda, what next? The event will reflect on key processes, including the Alliance for Transformative Action for Climate and Health (ATACH), GGA, the development of health indicators and the implementation Belém Health Action Plan and EWS.
Speakers: The event will share national experiences and hear insights from climate-health experts, UNFCCC Parties, negotiating groups, vulnerable populations, actors working across climate, health and humanitarian action, with a special participation of health FPs from Brazil, France, Türkiye and Australia.
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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WCMC (World Conservation Monitoring Centre)
Ms. Emma Foliot
emma.foliot@unep-wcmc.org
+44 0 7853886252
Costa Rica
Ms. Rebeca Madrigal
rmadrigal@minae.go.cr
+506 8334 3668
Fundación Gran Chaco
Ms. Ornela Barbieri
ornela@gran-chaco.org
+54 341 5603453
The Nature Conservancy (TNC)
Ms. Kendall Damon
kendall.damon@tnc.org
+44 7990 406443
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Measuring what matters – developing monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) systems for adaptation
The event presents - and gives room to discuss - experiences from work toward GGA target 10d. Speakers will reflect on steps for building on existing data and systems and the Belém indicators to develop robust, purposeful MEL systems for national and sub-national adaptation efforts, including EbA.
Speakers: Representatives [names to be confirmed] from Costa Rica (MINAE), Guatemala (MARN), South Africa (SANBI), Fundación Gran Chaco, UNEP-WCMC, GIZ, TNC and IPAM.
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Mx. Vivek Shah
vivek.shah@un.org
+254 254 113475495
Economic Commission for Europe (ECE)
Ms. Hanna Plotnykova
hanna.plotnykova@un.org
+41 76 2965966
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Baku Dialogue on Water for Climate Action – second interim meeting
The event will highlight practical steps taken by countries and UN guidance integrating water into climate and related policies and explore pathways to scale solutions ahead of UNFCCC COP31 and the UN 2026 Water Conference.
Speakers: UN Member States, international organizations, NGOs, IFIs, and non-state actors sharing insights and expertise on advancing water-climate linkages. Azerbaijan, UNECE, UNEP and WMO, will update on the Baku Dialogue’s progress. Senegal and UAE will inform on UN 2026 Water Conference preparations.
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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International Labour Organization (ILO)
Mr. Moustapha Kamal Gueye
gueye@ilo.org
+41 79 5931328
International Organization of Employers (IOE)
Mr. Robert Marinkovic
marinkovic@ioe-emp.com
+41 79 3400654
International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC)
Mr. Bert De Wel
Bert.DeWel@ituc-csi.org
+32 473 820097
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Social Dialogue: Its role for a just transition and reflections on its relevance for a JTM
Social dialogue is key to a just transition and advancing decent work, shaping initiatives relevant to workers and employers, and building broad-based consensus. Stakeholder engagement is also important. The event will explore their relevance in ongoing UNFCCC discussions under the JTWP.
Speakers: Tentative/TBC: European Commission; Govt. of Egypt (K. Husein); International Trade Union Confederation (E. Manzi, Deputy General Secretary); International Organisation of Employers (R. Marinkovic, Advisor); ILO (M. K. Gueye, Director Just Transition); CAN (A. Rosemberg, Senior Strategist)
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)
Ms. Rushati Das
rushati@cansouthasia.net
+9 1 9874458868
Stichting Climate Action Network South Asia (CANSA)
Mr. Sanjay Vashist
sanjay@cansouthasia.net
+9 1 9910096125
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Investments and Market Transformation for Higher Climate Ambition and Just Transitions in South Asia
showcase and critically discuss how investments and market transformation instruments can be designed and governed to deliver higher climate ambition, just transitions, and sustainable consumption and production in Asia, with a particular focus on South Asia
Speakers: Dr. Abid Suleri
Private Sector Experts
Ranga Pallawala
Dr. Sanjay Vashist
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Bonn
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Arapyaú Institute
Ms. Bruna Barcellos Mattos
bruna.mattos@arapyau.org.br
+55 11 974895207
Brazilian Coalition on Climate, Forests and Agriculture Support Institute
Ms. Carolle Alarcon
carolle@coalizaobrasil.org
+55 11 934750404
Brazilian Tree Industry (Iba)
Mr. Adriano Tonaco
adriano.scarpa@iba.org
+55 31 992000501
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The Leading role of Brazilian forests in the global climate agenda
Brazil, a global forest powerhouse, holds ~500M hectares of forests. This panel explores how these forest continuum lead climate solutions—from carbon storage and “flying rivers” to biodiversity—while advancing the forest areas through robust policies and innovation.
Speakers: Roberto Waack, Chair of the Board, Arapyaú Institute
Ambassador José Carlos da Fonseca Júnior, Indústria Brasileira de Árvores - IBÁ
Carolle Alarcon, Executive Manager, Coalizão Brasil, Clima, Florestas e Agricultura
Marco Túlio Scarpelli Cabral, Secretary of Climate, Energy and Environment, M
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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India Water Foundation
Mr. Arvind Kumar
drarvind@indiawaterfoundation.org
+91 11 26349533
Ako Foundation
Mr. Kwame Ofori
kwame.oforigh@gmail.com
+233 244 263827
Center for International Climate and Environmental Research (CICERO)
Ms. Heidi Katrine Bang
heidi.bang@cicero.oslo.no
+47 91 588168
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Cross-Sector Partnerships for Water security in a Climate Resilient World
Cross-sector partnerships are vital for water security in a climate-resilient world. Today 2.2 billion people lack safely managed drinking water, while around 4 billion experience severe water scarcity annually, highlighting the urgent need for collaborative governance across sectors.
Speakers: Sh. Raj Bhushan Chaudhary, MOS, Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India
Dr. Arvind Kumar, President-India Water Foundation
Dr. Satya Tripathi, Secretary General- GASP
Ms. Sonja Koepple, Secretary-UNECE
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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African Centre for Technology Studies (ACTS)
Mr. Joel Onyango
j.onyango@acts-net.org
+254 705 60013
Association Club Amis de la Planète (APC)
Mr. Jean Félix Ebo'o
amisdelaplanetecameroun@gmail.com
+237 6 94956256
Coalition for Our Common Future (COCF)
Ms. Yunkyeong Yeom
pojack@ourfuture.kr
+82 10 49518763
Eco Clean Active Initiative (ECA)
Mr. Goodness Dickson Anieno
goodnessdickson83@gmail.com
+234 900101 8160207631
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Sustainable frameworks for climate resilience and adaptation capacity strengthening
The climate resilience and adaptation needs support from skilling and technical development. The key questions remains which competencies, whose capacity, and using which modalities?
Speakers: Youth-led climate adaptation experts bridging data, resilience, and local implementation.
Joel Onyango (ACTS), Alannah Hofemeier (PlanAdapt), Kwangnam Ryu, Hyunjin Park, Yunkyeong Yeom, Seunghoon Baek (COCF), M. Nawaz Haq, Summer Okibe, Bianca Castro, Goodness Dickson (ECA)
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI)
Ms. Larisse Faroni Perez
larisse.faroni@dir.iai.int
+55 27 981140304
Assembly of First Nations (AFN)
Mr. Graeme Reed
greed@afn.ca
+1 514 9158382
Center for Indigenous Peoples' Research and Development (CIPRED)
Ms. Sharana Sherpa
info@cipred.org.np
+977 1 4379394
University of Geneva
Mr. Niklas Wagner
niklas.wagner@unige.ch
+41 78 4462040
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Equitable Knowledge Partnerships with Indigenous Peoples for Climate Action within LCIPP and GST
Convenes Indigenous Peoples from seven UN socio-cultural regions, science funders, FWG members and Parties to advance ethical, equitable knowledge partnerships that strengthen Paris Agreement implementation and support inclusive, rights-based climate action for future LCIPP and the Global Stocktake.
Speakers: Center for Indigenous Peoples' Research and Development -CIPRED (Executive Director), Pasang Dolma Sherpa (TBC)
Assembly of First Nations, Graeme Reed
Belmont Forum (TBD)
Fundación Avina, Gastón Kremmer
University of Geneva, Niklas Wagner
Parties (TBD)
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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Plan International (Plan)
Mr. Stu Solomon
ssolomon@plancanada.ca
+1 647 9570366
Jeunes Volontaires pour l'Environnement (JVE)
Mr. Sena ALOUKA
yvetogo@gmail.com
+228 90 216740
Planète Urgence (PU)
Ms. Amandine hersant
amandine.hersant@planete-urgence.org
+33 6 88198386
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Making Education a Pillar of Climate Resilience
Exploring how to integrate and finance the climate resilient education systems in NDCs, NAPs, and UNFCCC processes to strengthen resilience, boost community and education system resilience, and position education as a core pillar of climate change adaptation?
Speakers: Ministries of Environment of Burkina Faso, Senegal, and Togo, French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Coalition Éducation France, COSYDEP Senegal, CN-EPT/Burkina Faso, CN-EPT Togo, Planète Urgence, JVE, Plan International youth speaker
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Tuesday,
16 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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Global Initiative for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (GI-ESCR)
Mr. Ezequiel Natan Steuermann Waibsnaider
ezequiel@gi-escr.org
+54 911 65675556
Global Witness
Mr. Dominic Eagleton
deagleton@globalwitness.org
+44 7796 683205
Heinrich Böll Foundation (HBF)
Ms. Kristin Funke
funke@boell.de
+49 30 28534310
OXFAM International (OI)
Ms. Sian Jones
sian.jones@oxfam.org
+44 7788 153055
Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung - Gesellschaftsanalye und Politische Bildung e.V. (RLS)
Ms. Katja Voigt
katja.voigt@rosalux.org
+49 30 44310489
Stamp Out Poverty
Mr. David Hillman
dhillman@stampoutpoverty.org
+44 7951 725878
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From Scarcity to Abundance: how tax justice measures can deliver public climate finance at scale
Public climate finance is essential to deliver climate action, especially in the Global South. This event will explore a) how taxing the super-rich & biggest polluters, and the role of a UN Tax Convention, are key to delivering the NCQG goals, and b) the ways to embed them within the UNFCCC outcomes
Speakers: At least one country delegate from the Global South. TBC specific speakers from the following organisations: GI-ESCR, OXFAM, Stamp Out Poverty, GFLAC, Dejusticia, Global Witness, Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, Heinrich Böll Foundation
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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Amnesty International (AI)
Ms. Ann Harrison
unfccc@amnesty.org
+44 207 331500
Conectas Human Rights
Mr. Thales Brandão Machado Moreira
thales.machado@conectas.org
+55 31 996368891
Institute for Socioeconomics Studies (INESC)
Ms. Carolina Alves
inesc@inesc.org.br
+55 21 965105006
Latin American Climate Lawyers Initiative for Mobilizing Action (LACLIMA)
Mr. Andre Castro
andrecastro@laclima.org
+55 11 910705768
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From Fossil Fuel Dependence to Just Transition: Recovery, Equity and Peace
Fossil fuel dependence fuels conflict, inequalities, and climate harm. The event will discuss how a human rights–based just transition can promote recovery, equity, and peace, alongside initiatives such as the COP28 Declaration on Climate, Relief, Recovery and Peace and the Sumaúma Pledging Tree.
Speakers: Speakers will include officials, NGOs (including Amnesty International Conectas and Fundo Brasil) and grassroots activists
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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Centre for International Sustainable Development Law (CISDL)
Ms. Maria Antonieta Nestor
man58@cam.ac.uk
+44 7758 122063
An Organization for Socio-Economic Development (AOSED)
Mr. Shamim Arfeen
shamimaosed@yahoo.com
+88 171 1840913
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Ms. Alina Averchenkova
a.averchenkova@lse.ac.uk
+44 779 9657954
Real Instituto Elcano (RIE)
Ms. Lara Lázaro Touza
llazaro@rielcano.org
+34 606 20498
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A Few Good Laws: Tackling Climate Crisis through Democracy & Due Diligence in NDC 3.0
How can climate laws, policies & litigation advance stringent due diligence, building on NDC 3.0 to meet treaty and customary obligations on net zero, resilience, and displacement? Partners share ways to strengthen democratic governance, addressing climate disinformation, accountability & justice.
Speakers: Expert jurists & scholars; legal advisors; climate litigation practitioners & further current/future law & policy leaders from Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, Honduras, Sierra Leone, Spain, Turkiye, UK & other countries.
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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York University
Ms. Idil Boran
iboran@yorku.ca
+1 416 5229609
Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza (CATIE)
Mr. Pablo Imbach
pablo.imbach@catie.ac.cr
+506 8816 8587
University of Eastern Finland (UEF)
Mr. Lauri Peterson
lauri.peterson@uef.fi
+372 50 36280
University of Nijmegen (RU)
Mr. Sander Chan
sander.chan@ru.nl
+31 6 48736535
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High-Integrity Climate Action for Climate, Nature & People: Pathways for Transformational Impact
High-integrity climate action linking climate, nature, people and justice is essential for implementation. The panel showcases the CoAct database for transparency and evidence from Africa and Latin America on participatory and multi-actor governance conditions that enable transformational impact.
Speakers: I. Boran, A Alook, York U; S Chan, Radboud University; L Peterson, University of Eastern Finland; P Imbach, CATIE, J Atela, Africa Research & Impact Network, other representative speakers.
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Clean Energy Nepal (CEN)
Mr. Prakash Lama
prakash@cen.org.np
+977 44600 9860824897
Human Rights Watch, Inc. (HRW)
Ms. Maria Myrto Tilianaki
tilianm@hrw.org
+33 0 749880735
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC)
Ms. Mayuri Anupindi
manupindi@uusc.org
+1 617 4173415
Youth for Sustainable Travel (YfST)
Ms. Clara von Glasow
clara.von-glasow@posteo.de
+49 1578 9334250
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Due diligence, Cooperation and Human Rights after the ICJ AO on climate change
The ICJ Advisory Opinion clarified that States should exercise due diligence, cooperate internationally, and respect human rights in responding to climate change. These principles help interpret how climate commitments should be implemented in accordance with human rights
Speakers: Vicente Yu — G77 climate negotiator
Valerie Fajardo — Federated State of Micronesia
Shreya K.C., Clean Energy Nepal
Gaia Hasse — LACLIMA
Nicole Ponce, World’s Youth for Climate Justice
Myrto Tilianaki, Human Rights Watch
Mayuri Anupindi, UUSC
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Bonn
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International Association for the Advancement of Innovative Approaches to Global Challenges (IAAI)
Mr. Miroslav Polzer
polzer@glocha.info
+43 664 4203648
Association Climate-KIC (CKIC)
Ms. Katarzyna Debska
KATARZYNA.BALUCKA-DEBSKA@CLIMATE-KIC.ORG
+32 486 545491
Balance Eco Foundation
Mr. Oliver Rieche
oliver@balance.eco
+27 0 736467081
Climate Chain Coalition (CCC)
Ms. Susanna Choe
office.climatechaincoalition@gmail.com
+1 914 2276845
Ecological Projects Development and Support Fund (Eurasian Carbon Fund)
Mr. Alexey Shadrin
ashadrin@evercity.io
+7 916 4760071
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Ms. Karen McCabe
k.mccabe@ieee.org
+1 908 2394041
Joanneum Research (JR)
Mr. Andreas Tuerk
andreas.tuerk@joanneum.at
+43 660 4029838
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Empowering Multi-Stakeholder Action for Climate & Health with Digital Public Infrastructure and AI
Showcasing how Digital Public Infrastructure, geospatial intelligence and responsible AI can accelerate climate & health action in the context of inclusive & resilient cities and communities: Bringing a systemic lens to place-based, multi-stakeholder action documentation & incentivisation.
Speakers: IAAI GloCha, Evercity, COP30 presidency, Uganda, COP31 High Level Champion, youth representative (female), Rotary Climate Action Club, Joanneum Research, Climate KIC, GIZ, Eco Balance Fdt., IEEE, Global Climate and Health Alliance, Global Citizens Assembly
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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Association of Sustainable Ecological Engineering Development (ASEED)
Mr. JUI-WEN CHEN
jw@jwprocess.com.tw
+886 9650 23230
Global Law Thinkers Society (GLTS)
Ms. Raoman Smita
globallawthinkers@gmail.com
+880 1755 991488
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JW Eco-Technology as Climate Adaptation and Drivers for Ecological Entrepreneurship & Green Economy
JW Eco-Technology offers revolutionary global resilient infrastructure solutions designed to protect cities while restoring ecosystems and the environment. We seek partners to mobilize finance and accelerate action on the climate crisis, addressing it head-on to achieve a green economy.
Speakers: Chairman Jui-Wen Chen, Inventor of JW Eco-Technology; Chairman of Association of Sustainable Ecological Engineering Development
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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Socio-Environmental Institute of the Upper Paraguay River Basin SOS Pantanal (SOS Pantanal)
Mr. Gabriel Adami
gabriel@sospantanal.org.br
+55 67 999485148
Uma Gota No Oceano
Ms. Kathleen Mangialardo
institucional@umagotanooceano.org
+55 21 998990857
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From Action to Implementation: Scaling Fire Solutions to Reduce Wildfire Emissions
Wildfires are an emerging driver of greenhouse gas emissions and climate risk. This session will explore how scaling integrated fire management can support NDC implementation, reduce emissions, and strengthen resilience through coordinated action across science, policy, finance.
Speakers: Amy Duchelle, FAO/FireHub; Ane Alencar, IPAM,; Gustavo Figueroa, SOS Pantanal; Representative of ITTO, Timer Manurung, Auriga/ Indonesia; Representative of Miombo Network
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO)
Ms. Claudia Rubio Giraldo
claudia@wedo.org
+1 809 3997788
African Women's Organization Limited (by guarantee) (AMwA)
Ms. Juliet Nangamba Luo
nangamba@akinamamawaafrika.org
+260 97 7441541
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)
Ms. Zoe Brent
zoe.brent@un.org
+33 7 45264171
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Leveraging the Belém Gender Action Plan for a Care-Centered Just Transition
This event will discuss how to understand and leverage the Belém Gender Action Plan to enhance the linkages between gender, care and a just transition. It will bring together a range of experts from governments and civil society.
Speakers: Members of the Women and Gender Constituency, Gender and Environment Data Alliance, civil society and governments.
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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Republic of Korea
Mr. Byungjun Kang
bjkang95@korea.kr
+82 10 28205096
Green Technology Center Korea (NIGT)
Ms. Ami Woo
ami.woo@nigt.re.kr
+82 2 33933942
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Sharing Experiences for Supporting Implementation of the Enhanced Transparency Framework(ETF)
Supporting Transparency Capacity in Developing Countries
The primary objective of this event is to support the enhancement of transparency capacity in developing countries and strengthen their ability to implement the Enhanced Transparency Framework(ETF).
Speakers: Embassy of Republic of Korea, Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Research Center of Korea(GIR), Korea Environment Institute-Korea Adaptation Center for Climate Changes(KACCC), National Institute of Green Technology (NIGT), UNFCCC (Transparency Division)
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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Adaptation Fund Board (AFB)
Mr. Robert Krech
rkrech@adaptation-fund.org
+1 202 4150612
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Adaptation Financing: Scaling Financing for Impact
This side event would focus on how the Adaptation Fund is scaling its financing for farther reach and impact.
Speakers: Head of Fund, implementing entities, contributors, possibly someone from a developing country (e.g. AF Board member or designated authority)
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Wednesday,
17 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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Foundation for Climate Protection and Carbon Offset KliK (KliK Foundation)
Ms. Andrea Reiter
international@klik.ch
+41 44 2246059
Zambia
Mr. Hedges Tembo
hedges.tembo@mgee.gov.zm
+260 97 7723859
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National carbon markets in practice: role of sectoral clarity under Article 6.2
Sectors and mitigation activities for high-integrity Article 6.2 carbon credits, and signals on activity types, mobilisation of investment, and reaching national climate targets. Carbon market strategies focussing on importance of sectoral scopes, institutional arrangements and policy coordination.
Speakers: Mr Ephraim Shitima, MGEE Zambia; Mrs Madeleine Rose Diouf, MDDTE Senegal; Mr Bouzekri Razi, MTEDD Morocco; Ms Veronika Elgart, FOEN Switzerland; Ms Darja Aepli, KliK Foundation, CH
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Berlin
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Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI)
Ms. Suchismita Mukhopadhyay
cop@cdri.world
+91 11 9910246138
Antigua and Barbuda
Ms. Ritu Bharadwaj
ritu.bharadwaj@iied.org
+44 7405 761107
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Integrating disaster resilient infrastructure in national adaptation strategies
Resilient infrastructure reduces disaster impacts on lives, livelihoods, assets & economy. Building on CDRI’s Action Agenda, this session will advance governance & finance mechanisms to integrate DRI into national adaptation strategies and scale investment via the Debt Sustainability Support Service
Speakers: Experts: H.E. Ruleta Thomas, Govt. of Antigua & Barbuda; Karma Galay, Govt. of Bhutan; Ritu Bhardwaj, IIED; Chibesa Pensulo, Commonwealth Secretariat; Suchismita Mukhopadhyay, CDRI; Vitumbiko Chinoko, CDRI; Partners: Govt. of Antigua and Barbuda, Govt. of Maldives, IIED and ALL ACT
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Bonn
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Jubilee South Asia Pacific Movement, Inc. (APMDD)
Mr. Chadli Sadorra
chadli.apmdd@gmail.com
+63 2 9955818650
Climate Action Network International (CAN International)
Ms. Francesca Dattesi
fdattesi@climatenetwork.org
+39 320 6946939
GenderCC - Women for Climate Justice e.V. (GenderCC)
Mr. Greta Pallaver
pallaver@life-online.de
+49 30 30879835
Klimadelegation e.V.
Ms. Carmen Wabnitz
carmen.wabnitz@klimadelegation.de
+49 12435 4915255930
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BAM (BELEM-ANTALYA MECHANISM): views of rights-based constituencies on the JT Mechanism
Leaders from UNFCCC Observer Constituencies monitoring and intervening in the JTWP share views and positions on how a Just Transition Mechanism grounded on CBDR, rights, and justice can ensure a just transition for all.
Speakers: 1 Speaker each from TUNGO, IPO, CAN-ENGO, DCJ-ENGO, WGC, YOUNGO
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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10:30—11:45
Kaminzimmer
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European Young Engineers (EYE)
Mr. Alexander Ciszewicz
alexander.ciszewicz@eyengineers.eu
+353 89 4270165
COBASE, Cooperativa Tecnico Scientifica di Base (ECOSOC)
Mr. stefano mannacio
cobaseu@gmail.com
+39 339 6938361
DRC Climate Change Network (RCCRDC)
Mr. Appolinaire ZAGABE
zagabe@rccrdc.org
+49 1512 4148831
German Committee for Disaster Reduction (DKKV)
Mr. Reimund Schwarze
reimund.schwarze@ufz.de
+49 151 14086513
Gherush92 Committee for Human Rights (Gherush92)
Ms. Valentina Jappelli
gherush92@gmail.com
+39 338 787009
Indalo Inclusive South Africa NPC
Ms. Shamiela Reid
shamiela@indaloinclusive.org.za
+27 27 692905177
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Bridging Finance, AI, Supply Chains & Intergenerational Approaches to Digital Climate Resilience
Exploring how scalable AI solutions can strengthen digitalization, supply chain resilience, and transparency while addressing financial challenges. The theme highlights intergenerational link between youth innovators, engineers, policymakers, and industry to advance better climate resilience.
Speakers: Youngo Energy Working Group
Youngo Science Working Group
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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12:00—13:15
Berlin
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Monash University
Ms. Kylie Turner
kylie.turner@climateworkscentre.org
+61 0 409102063
Center for American Progress (CAP)
Ms. Frances Colon
fcolon@americanprogress.org
+1 202 2556454
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Trading green commodities across borders - examples and alignment in the APAC region.
Explore the evolving nexus between climate and trade in APAC economies and the opportunity to reshape regional and global markets to meet climate ambition goals encouraging the growth of green commodities through deeper cross‑border collaboration.
Speakers: Kylie Turner, Climateworks Centre (Monash), Luke Menzel (CEO, Energy Efficiency Council), Francesca Muskovic (Investor Group on Climate Change), Tennant Reed (Australian Industry Group), Professor Frank Jotzo (Australian National University), TBC - Chris Bowen (Minister for Climate and Energy)
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Berlin
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Asociación La Ruta del Clima
Mr. Adrian Martinez Blanco
adrian.martinez@larutadelclima.org
+506 0 85610852
Center for Economic and Social Rights (CESR)
Ms. Peninnah Mbabazi
pmbabazi@cesr.org
+256 30022 777183584
Global Focus
Ms. Sigrid Andersen
sba@globaltfokus.dk
+45 533 40646
The Chisholm Legacy Project Inc.
Ms. Jacqueline Patterson
jacqui@thechisholmlegacyproject.org
+1 443 4659809
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Repairing Climate Harm through community empowerment and justice.
The side event will explore approaches to repair the continued harms caused by climate change based on human rights and community-centered mechanisms. Speakers will share how loss and damage and harm repair is being addressed by communities, activists and institutions across different regions by int
Speakers: The side event will have expert speakers form various regions on community empowerment, human rights and loss and damage responses. The event will have a participatory approach to the audience.
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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13:30—14:45
Bonn
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Centro de Desarrollo Agroecologíco Sabiá (SABIÀ)
Ms. Jurema Werneck
tamara.terso@anistia.org.br
+55 71 992539484
Alziras Institute
Ms. Michelle Ferreti
michelle.ferreti@alziras.org.br
+55 21 981117011
Oro Verde - Tropical Forest Foundation (OroVerde)
Ms. Jana Büssing
internationals@oroverde.de
+49 228 242900
Out for Sustainability (OUT4S)
Mr. Diego de Leon
diego.deleon@out4s.org
+1 718 2880096
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Social Participation Implementing Climate Agreements Sensitive to Human Rights, Race and gender
Will discuss methodologies implemented by the COP30 Special Envoys. The mechanism seeks to strengthen multi-level governance amplifying local solutions presented by women, Afro-descendant and traditional communities to influence the implementation of the Belém Action Mechanism and Gender Action Plan
Speakers: Centro Sabiá, Conectas Direitos Humanos*, Rede Vozes Negras pelo Clima, Anistia Internacional, ONG Criola, Themis, Environmental Justice Foundation, Instituto Alziras
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Berlin
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ACT Alliance - Action by Churches Together (ACT Alliance)
Mr. Vincent Ondieki
vincent.ondieki@actalliance.org
+257 23 23734468
Church of Sweden
Ms. Margareta Koltai
margareta.koltai@svenskakyrkan.se
+46 702 73149
DanChurchAid (DCA and FKN)
Mr. Jan Mattias Söderberg
msd@dca.dk
+45 29 700609
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Delivering Scaled-up Adaptation finance in vulnerable countries-fragile and conflict contexts
The climate crisis is a key threat for human security and is a risk multiplier that exacerbates existing vulnerabilities, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected settings. Local communities in these areas bear the heaviest burden.Financing adaptation presents potential for peace and resilience
Speakers: Speaker 1: Faith Organisation representative
Speaker 2: g7+-Secretariat
Speaker 3: National CSO representative
Speaker 4: Global North Finance Negotiator
Speaker 5: Global South Finance Negotiator
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Bonn
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Institute Society, Population and Nature (ISPN)
Mr. Pedro Vasconcelos
pedro@ispn.org.br
+55 51 981849623
Consejo Civil Mexicano para la Silvicultura Sostinible, A. C. (CCMSS)
Mr. Sergio Madrid
smadrid@ccmss.org.mx
+52 55 23429738
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Sociobioeconomy as a Global Climate Solution:
Voices from the Global South
This side event will present the South-South Declaration on Sociobioeconomy, a coalition of more than sixty organizations from twenty‑four countries across the Global South.
Speakers: Dirk Nemitz
Megan Davis
Marcelo Behar
Tiana Lins
Andrés Ávila
Ristika Putri
REPALEAC Representative
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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15:00—16:15
Kaminzimmer
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International Disability Alliance (IDA)
Mr. Gordon Rattray
grattray@ida-secretariat.org
+32 473 848133
CBM UK (CBM UK)
Mr. Mark Barrell
markb@cbmuk.org.uk
+44 7530 920535
European Disability Forum (EDF)
Ms. Marion Steff
marion.steff@edf-feph.org
+44 7729 60863
Handicap International - Humanity & Inclusion
Ms. Jennifer M'Vouama
j.mvouama@hi.org
+33 6 86804324
International Disability and Development Consortium (IDDC)
Ms. Angelique Hardy
angelique.hardy@iddcconsortium.net
+32 0 486175239
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)
Ms. Debora Ley
debbieannley@yahoo.com
+52 55 34422660
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Effective climate action in forced displacement - the importance of data and disability inclusion
Persons with disabilities are disproportionately affected by climate change and displacement yet are largely invisible in data and policy. This event will highlight evidence and lived experience to show why disability-inclusive, data-driven work is essential for climate action and refugee responses.
Speakers: Representatives of organisations of persons with disabilities, including the Global Network on Refugees with Disabilities (GNRD); Representative from Youth organisation; Representative of relevant UN/EU agencies, including IOM
Representative(s) of relevant international/national NGOs
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Berlin
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International Environmental Communication Association (IECA)
Mr. Gregg Walker
gwalker@oregonstate.edu
+1 541 7404050
Mediators Beyond Borders International (MBBI)
Mr. Gregg Walker
commwalk@gmail.com
+1 541 7404050
The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association (KCCWGA)
Ms. Elizabeth Wanja
wanja@kccwg.org
+254 728 923695
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Just Transition: How human factors matter
Just transition is a critical climate issue for policy and practice. It is an issue that conservative and progressive communities understand well. This session explores human dimensions of just transition, including indigenous knowledge, education, and governance.
Speakers: Joe Siegal
Yasmeen Kennedy
Miriah Kelly
Maria Alvarez
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Bonn
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World Federation for Animals (WFA)
Ms. Silvia Mantilla
silvia.mantilla@wfa.org
+49 0 1575121552
Eurogroup for Animals
Ms. Eva Izquierdo Gutierrez
e.izquierdo@eurogroupforanimals.org
+32 0 474345819
International Fund for Animal Welfare Inc. (IFAW)
Mr. Matthew Collis
mcollis@ifaw.org
+44 7494 328257
Zimbabwe
Ms. Patience Gandiwa
patiencegandiwa@zimparks.org.zw
+263 263 2637729169
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Wildlife Counts for Climate: The Scientific Consensus
For the first time, scientists from around the world present a global consensus on wild animals’ role in climate action. Emerging evidence links wildlife to ecosystem stability and carbon processes. Launched in Bonn, this consensus calls for policy recognition and stronger Rio Convention synergies.
Speakers: Speakers will include scientists and experts on animal-mediated ecosystem processes, presenting the Scientific Consensus and case examples of wildlife’s climate contributions, alongside government representatives, including the Government of Zimbabwe.
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Thursday,
18 Jun 2026
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16:30—17:45
Kaminzimmer
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cambiaMO s.coop.mad. (CAMBIAMO)
Ms. Floridea Di Ciommo
floridea.diciommo@cambiamo.net
+34 696 12269
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD)
Ms. Ranjana Giri
ranjana2@apwld.org
+977 46600 8132497372
ESCR-Net- International Network for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR-Net)
Ms. Patricia Wattimena
pwattimena@escr-net.org
+62 8199 1990901
FIAN FoodFirst Information and Action Network, Germany e.V. (FIAN Germany)
Ms. Sabine Pabst
pabst@fian.org
+49 6221 6530030
LIFE e.V.
Ms. Eleni Georgiadi
georgiadi@life-online.de
+49 30 30879835
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Demanding Accountability for Gender-Just Reparative Climate Finance and Just Transition
This event examines risks associated with the energy transition, including resource grabbing, environmental harm, gender-based and human rights violations. Representatives of affected communities will share experiences and discuss accountability,remedies and reparative finance for a just transition.
Speakers: Speakers will include representatives from climate justice, Indigenous Peoples, feminist, and human rights, and grassroots climate activists, and advocacy allies from governments and institutions in the global South.
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