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,
03 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Sonam Lhaden Khandu
skhandu@unfccc.int
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Meeting on technical guidelines for the implementation of NAPs
To serve as a platform to solicit feedback on the technical guidelines for the implementation of NAPs developed by the LEG, and to seek inputs on the update of the technical guidelines for the formulation and implementation of NAPs, reflecting the COP 28 outcomes on the global goal of adaptation.
Speakers: LDCs and other Parties, NAP technical working group, experts
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Mr. Zubair Shahid
zshahid@unfccc.int
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Progress on Article 6 Preparations in Countries: Challenges and Opportunities
This session will highlight countries' preparation status, explore readiness for cooperative mechanisms, and integrate Article 6 into new NDCs. Focus areas include institutional arrangements, infrastructure, constraints, and capacity building opportunities in the context of Article 6.4.
Speakers: In addition to the thematic experts from the UNFCCC Mitigation Division, the session will feature the insights of speakers from: Bhutan, Morocco, Bahamas, and Sri Lanka. The list of speakers and the country cases to be presented may be subject to revision.
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Julia Weatherhogg
Jweatherhogg@unfccc.int
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Water Resilient Food Systems
This event will showcase transformative approaches in building resilience of water resources in food systems, enhancing efficiency, and ensuring sustainable food production. Best practices and lessons learnt for addressing water scarcity challenges will be shared by a panel of experts
Speakers: Speakers (TBC) will be representatives from UN agencies, Private Sector, Academia, IFIs and Civil Society.
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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Foundation for Climate Protection and Carbon Offset KliK (KliK Foundation)
Ms. Andrea Reiter
andrea.reiter@klik.ch
+41 44 2246059
Tunisia
Ms. Andrea Reiter
andrea.reiter@klik.ch
+41 44 2246059
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Cooperative approach under Article 6.2: Benefits for participating countries
Article 6.2 cooperation is gaining momentum, an increasing number of countries are engaging in joint climate action. The event focusses on activities and their benefits to the participating countries. Concrete examples and appropriate measures will be discussed by an international panel of experts.
Speakers: Representative of ME Tunisia; Mrs Afef Jafaar, ANME Tunisia; Mr Daniel Benefoh, Carbon Market Office Ghana; Mr Daniel De Vries, ACT; Mrs Veronika Elgart, FOEN Switzerland; Mrs Jacqueline Jakob KliK Foundation; Mrs Ursula Flossmann-Kraus, KliK Foundation (Mod)
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)
Ms. Dani Gaillard-Picher
danielle.gaillard@siwi.org
+46 73 3374220
Alliance for Global Water Adaptation (AGWA)
Mr. Alex Mauroner
amauroner@alliance4water.org
+1 479 6295272
Economic Commission for Europe (ECE)
Ms. Sonja Koeppel
Sonja.koeppel@un.org
+41 1202 4176243604
International Water Management Institute (IWMI)
Ms. Chiara Christina Colombo
c.colombo@cgiar.org
+33 6 24852501
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Building water-wise NDCs and NAPs
Water-wise NDCs/NAPs enable resilient and effective implementation for adaptation and mitigation; Address lack of integration/coordination in climate policy through water as a connector; Convene parties (GIZ co-convenor) and leading institutions on water and climate (SIWI, IWMI, SWA, AGWA, AWP).
Speakers: • Welcome: Linking COP28 Decisions – offer examples/tools for the formulation and coherence of NDC/NAP
• Roundtable with parties on support for developing/implementing water-wise climate policy - Bolivia, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Countries influential in the GGA
• Closing by COP29 Presidency
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Verra
Ms. Christina Irven
cirven@verra.org
+1 202 9260013
Singapore
Mr. Rui Yun Gan
Climate_Cooperation@pmo.gov.sg
+65 0 96488333
The Gold Standard Foundation (GSF)
Mr. Hugh Salway
hugh.salway@goldstandard.org
+44 7972 595777
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Operationalizing Article 6: A playbook for governments and crediting programmes
Over 50 countries have Article 6 agreements but the path to implementation is complex. Singapore, Verra and Gold Standard are launching a “playbook” with other countries to help standardize how governments and crediting programs can integrate robust carbon crediting into NDC implementation.
Speakers: Singapore – Gan Rui Yun;
Verra – Andrew Howard;
Gold Standard – Hugh Salway;
Representatives of Ghana/Kenya/Chile (tbc;
Representative of Sweden (tbc)
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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Third World Network (TWN)
Mr. Yvonne Miller Berlie
ymiller@twngeneva.ch
+41 78 8929203
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)
Mr. Diego Pacheco
jallpa@yahoo.com
+591 0 67198345
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An assessment of COP 28 outcomes
perspectives from developing countries
Speakers: speakers from developing countries
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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AJEMALEBU Self Help (AJESH)
Mr. Harrison Ajebe Nnoko N.
info@ajesh.org
+237 699 133803
Environmental Research and Development Alternatives (ERDA)
Mr. Md Monir Hossain Chowdhury
monir.chowdhury40@gmail.com
+880 1711 862783
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Strengthening community based management of key biodiversity areas (KBAs) and Climate change
Protected Area and climate change.
The forest reference emission levels for carbon.
Tradition and religion-based climate adaptation, biodiversity.
Community resilience for loss and damages.
Reducing oil and gas expansion into forests.
Protect primary forests and mangroves restoration.
Speakers: Mr. Harrison Ajebe Nnoko (Moderator)
Dr. Simmy Benzeng
Dr. James Ayamba
Mr. Tyson Miller
Dr. Michael Cullen
Dr. Juscar Njounguep
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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Biovision - Foundation for Ecological Development (BV)
Mr. Moritz Fegert
m.fegert@biovision.ch
+22 44 5125858
International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food)
Ms. Chantal Clement
chantal.clement@ipes-food.org
+44 7 553890078
South Asian Forum for Environment (SAFE)
Mr. Dipayan Dey
office@safeinch.org
+91 33 24266060
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The road to Belém & beyond: financing & leveraging agroecology for impactful NDCs, NBSAPs and NAPs
As countries update their NDCs, NBSAPs & NAPs, this event will explore the pivotal role of national agroecology frameworks to coordinate action on climate change, biodiversity loss & land degradation & will discuss the crucial role of climate finance to strengthen these ecosystem-based approaches.
Speakers: Saskia Sanders, FOAG, CH; Roberto Azofeifa, MAG, Costa Rica;
Vivian de Almeida, MDA, Brazil; Jens Busma, BMZ, Germany;
Bridget Mugambe, (AFSA); Josephine Akia (PELUM-UG); Fabricio Muriana, Inst. Reg. Brazil; Dipyan Dey, SAFE
Co-mod: Oliver Oliveros, Agroecology Coal.; Martina Fleckenstein, WWF
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Monday,
03 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
Ms. Swati Manchikanti
smanchikanti@unicef.org
+1 732 4235553
Alana
Mr. Joao Paulo Mello Amaral
jp@alana.org.br
+55 11 977887955
International Pharmaceutical Students' Federation (IPSF)
Ms. Sarah Neggazi
publichealth@ipsf.org
+213 540 540886229
Nadam Foundation
Mr. Sri Hari Govind Kaliapuram Narendrakumar
srihari17govind@gmail.com
+353 0 833325573
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How the Climate Crisis is Changing Child Health: Providing Evidence for Action
Child health is being drastically altered by the climate crisis. This event will present key insight and policy solutions based on a new 'global stocktake' of evidence showing the impacts of climate hazards on child health outcomes. This event will complement the Expert Dialogue on children.
Speakers: We would organize experts from UNICEF, Wellcome Trust, government representatives, civil societies (e.g. CERI network) and youth advocates from the Global South and Global North to speak at the event. Other UN agencies may potentially be involved.
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Angela Wagner
isabella.marras@un.org
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Facilitating technical assistance for NAP implementation through UN4NAPs
This side event invites developing countries, esp. SIDS and LDCs, to learn about UN4NAPs and to discuss their key needs for technical assistance in their efforts to implement NAPs. Partner organizations will respond and propose pathways for technical assistance.
Speakers: Representatives from developing countries and UN4NAPs partner organizations
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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Asociación La Ruta del Clima
Mr. Adrian Martinez Blanco
adrian.martinez@larutadelclima.org
+506 8561 852
Asociación Ambiente y Sociedad (AAS)
Ms. Andrea Prieto
andreaprieto@ambienteysociedad.org.co
+57 1 3124160186
Fundación Sustentabilidad sin Fronteras (SSF)
Mr. Adrian Martinez Blanco
adrian.martinez@larutadelclima.org
+506 8561 852
Heinrich Böll Foundation (HBF)
Ms. Kristin Funke
funke@boell.de
+49 30 28534310
OXFAM International (OI)
Ms. Nafkote Dabi
nafkote.dabi@oxfam.org
+44 4 744470242
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A path to a Just Loss & Damage Fund: Latin American perspectives
The Loss & Damage Fund Board must learn from the experiences of other financial mechanisms of the UNFCCC. A just fund in the context of efforts to reform the international financial entities has to be grounded on the needs of communities, human rights and a transformation of the economic system.
Speakers: ● Representative of OXFAM - tbc
● Adrián Martínez Blanco, La Ruta Del Clima
● Lien Vandamme, CIEL
● Liane Schalatek, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
● ● Representative of German Watch- tbc
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Mr. Keiichi Igarashi
landuse@unfccc.int
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REDD+ and forests in the Global Stocktake and Biennial Transparency Reports
REDD+ reporting and review processes under the Paris Agreement will be explained, including Biennial Transparency Reports. The inclusion of “halting and reversing deforestation and forest degradation by 2030” in the outcome of the first Global Stocktake and implications for NDCs will be discussed.
Speakers: UNFCCC secretariat, REDD+ countries, organizations supporting REDD+ implementation and other REDD+ stakeholders.
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI)
Ms. Laura Cramer
l.cramer@cgiar.org
+254 0 715687380
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
Ms. Heidi Braun
hbraun@idrc.ca
+1 613 4029580
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Implementing climate action and measuring progress in the African livestock sector
Africa has 800+ million livestock keepers, making the sector extremely important continentally. This session will promote livestock interventions to address climate action in agriculture tailored to African contexts and demonstrate how livestock should be addressed when defining GGA indicators.
Speakers: Lamine Diatta, Senegal Min. of Environment and Sustainable Development (M)
Bernard Kimoro, Kenya Min. of Agriculture and Livestock Development (M)
Birthe Paul, GIZ or BMZ rep. (F)
IDRC rep/partner (TBD)
Vivian Atakos, CGIAR Gender Platform (F)
ILRI scientist (TBD)
Moderator (TBD)
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Miwa Kato
mkato@unfccc.int
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Implementation updates by the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage ExCom (tbc)
The event will provide the latest information on the work by the Executive Committee of the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage. It will highlight knowledge products in the pipeline for publishing in 2024, such as those that facilitate integrating L&D into national planning processes.
Speakers: TBC
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Green Climate Fund (GCF)
Mr. Hansol Park
hpark@gcfund.org
+49 10 74586032
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Roadmap of GCF support for 2024 – 2027: Strategic Plan for programming and the new vision of 50by30
The side event is designed to showcase GCF’s strategic vision and operational priorities for the Fund’s new programming period, guided by the ED's blueprint for a new GCF that manages USD 50 bn by 2030. The event will present how GCF plans to upscale its role as a key climate finance convener.
Speakers: - GCF head of delegation
- UNFCCC senior representative
- Accredited Entity representative
- Nationally Designated Authority representative
- IPAG representative
- Private sector observer representative
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT)
Ms. Chiara Villani
c.villani@cgiar.org
+39 328 5868725
International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF)
Mr. Peter Minang
a.minang@cifor-icraf.org
+254 727 492459
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Integrating soil health into next generation NDCs through technology transfer
Soil health technologies are key for climate mitigation and biodiversity conservation, yet tech-transfer remains limited. This event will discuss how integrating soil health technologies into the next generation of NDCs can strengthen climate action and reinforce tech-transfer in UNFCCC.
Speakers: Lulseged Tamene - Alliance
Deborah Bossio – TNC
Flora Ajwera - GIZ
Barron Josef Orr - UNCCD
Kenya/Ethiopia representative
LAC country representative
Asia representative
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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Academy for Mountain Environics (AME)
Mr. ASHWIN PARTHASARATHY
ASHWIN.PARTHASARATHY19@GMAIL.COM
+91 0 9819420775
Rural Reconstruction Nepal (RRN)
Mr. Sugat Bhattarai
sgbhtri@gmail.com
+977 1 4004508
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Parliamentarians for a Fossil-Free Future
The Fourth Public Hearing of the Global Parliamentarians’ Inquiry into the Progress of Fossil Fuel Phase-Out. Parliamentarians from around the world will investigate the progress made in the phase-out of private financing for new fossil fuel projects
Speakers: Parliamentarians from Bangladesh, Uganda, Colombia, Canada, Sierra Leone, Germany, Bolivia, Zambia, Tanzania
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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SEKEM Development Foundation (SDF)
Mr. Merijn Dols
merijndols@futureeconomy.forum
+31 6 21694135
EIT Food ivzw
Ms. Lucy Wallace
lucy.wallace@eitfood.eu
+44 7879 646520
Natural Capitalism Solutions, Inc. (NCS)
Ms. Hunter Lovins
hunter@now.partners
+1 970 9480078
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Financing a just transition to regenerative (food) systems through multistakeholder collaboration
A dialogue exploring concrete multistakeholder solutions & mechanisms that are just and available to those who need them. For example the innovative financial model scaling and speeding up the transition with the EOL measurement and accreditation system developed by Sekem, Egypt with the World Bank.
Speakers: Speakers include climate smart farmers and finance, carbon credits and food systems experts like Abouleish (Sekem), Prof Lovins (Bard), Link (NOW Partners), Dr Wallace (EIT Food), Dols (FEF) and experts from institutes like and EIB, GABV and Rabobank.
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Tuesday,
04 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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Andorra
Mr. Adria Verges Aleix
adria.vergesaleix@fao.org
+39 334 7058638
International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD)
Mr. Pradyumna Rana
pradyumna.rana@icimod.org
+977 1 9813816868
Kyrgyzstan
Mr. Fabio Parisi
fabio.parisi@fao.org
+39 349 8859223
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Mobilizing the Mountain Partnership Countries for addressing mountains and climate change
This session will foster the engagement of Governments, including UNFCCC national focal points, on key actions to strengthen political alliances and support commitments for mountain related issues under the UNFCCC. It will also consider recommendations committed to boost climate adaptation action.
Speakers: Governments of Andorra, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Bhutan, Italy, Peru and Colombia, Mountain Partnership Secretariat, ICIMOD, Alpine Convention, Pyrenees Working Community, civil society.
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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Center for Participatory Research and Development (CPRD)
Mr. Nakul Sharma
nakul@cansouthasia.net
+91 11 9716647408
Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR)
Mr. Nakul Sharma
nakul@cansouthasia.net
+91 11 9716647408
Prakriti Resources Centre (PRC)
Mr. Prabin ManSingh
nakul@cansouthasia.net
+91 11 9716647408
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Finance for addressing losses & Damage and building need based resilience in Urban Sphere
Assessing Need based finance for addressing the dual challenge of Adaptation as well as minimizing losses and Damages due to climate change especially in Urban and City Settlements is largely been neglected by policy makers. The Session brings Southern voices Advocating holistic approaches.
Speakers: Sanjay Vashist (CANSA)
Dr. Shamshudin Doha ( CPRD)
Mr. Prabin Man Singh ( PRC )
Mr. Ramesh Babu ( EFICOR )
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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COBASE, Cooperativa Tecnico Scientifica di Base (ECOSOC)
Mr. Stefano Mannacio
cobaseu@gmail.com
+39 339 6938361
Gherush92 Committee for Human Rights (Gherush92)
Ms. Valentina Jappelli
gherush92@gmail.com
+39 338 6787009
The Save Movement
Ms. Engin Nilgun
nilgun@climatesavemovement.org
+90 532 4375133
Universal Versatile Society (UV Society)
Mr. Cataleya (Xinyue) Han
xinyue@uvsociety.org
+61 4 12635304
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"Dal Khichdi" shifting to a plant-based planet through regenerative agriculture and holistic cities
Promoting the welfare and wellbeing of small farmers. Phasing out intensive farming. Agro-ecogical parks and vegan donut economics to fight climate change. Biocultural assessments. Designing urban areas which mimick natural ecosystems. Social inclusion for vulnerable people
Speakers: Stefano Mannacio - Cobase, Valentina Jappelli and Delfina Piu - Gherush92, Narayan Solanke - UVS, Vikrant Srivastava - Nisarg Foundation, Nilgün Engin - The Save Movement, Plant Based Treaty
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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Green Africa Youth Organisation (GAYO)
Ms. Candy Ann Dwamena Darkwa
partnership@greenafricayouth.org
+2 233 547169641
University of Bristol (UoB)
Ms. Alix Dietzel
alix.dietzel@bristol.ac.uk
+44 117 9289176
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Building inclusive urban climate resilience - the role of young people in leading the change
This session seeks to amplify meaningful youth inclusion in building urban resilience and adaptive capacity to challenges posed by climate change. This intergenerational session aims to attract a multi stakeholder audience willing to learn how to successfully co-design climate policies with youth.
Speakers: Margaret Impraim, Assistant Global Coordinator, Youth Climate Council Global Alliance
Joshua Amponsem, Executive Director, Green Africa Youth Organisation
Thalia da Silva de Oliveira, Coordinator, Youth Climate Council Brazil
Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, Mayor of Freetown, C40 chair
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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World Food Programme (WFP)
Ms. Amelia Stewart
amelia.stewart@wfp.org
+44 77 48661643
Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB)
Mr. Md Fahad Hossain
fahad.hossain@icccad.org
+88 0 1845532675
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
Ms. Mary Friel
mary.friel@ifrc.org
+41 79 2173355
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Practical solutions enhancing national and local capacities to minimize and address loss and damage
Ahead of the final Glasgow Dialogue on Loss and Damage, this event will share insights from real-world responses and practical solutions to strengthen national and local capacities, amplifying the needs and priorities of affected communities in minimizing and addressing loss and damage.
Speakers: The event will harness a range of perspectives from local to global. The event will hear insight from a range of stakeholders, including governments and actors working across climate, humanitarian and development action on practical solutions
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Ina Lambert
Ilambert@unfccc.int
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AC: Supporting the UAE Framework for Global Climate Resilience
This event, focusing on paras 44 and 45 of decision 2/CMA.5, will share initial steps taken and seek inputs on technical guidance and training materials for the UAE Framework for Global Climate Resilience; and recommendations for enhancing reporting on adaptation action and progress.
Speakers: Representatives of AC, CGE and LEG, and other relevant stakeholders
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Mr. IHLE Boris
BIhle@unfccc.int
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The IPCC Inventory Software: A Tool to Support the ETF Implementation under the Paris Agreement.
Joint UNFCCC/IPCC side event aimed at presenting the evolution of the IPCCC Inventory software, demonstration of the latest IPCC Inventory Software and presentation on the future enhancements to the software.
Speakers: Mr. Dominique Revet (UNFCCC secretariat), IPCC TFI co-Chair and staff.
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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IBON International Foundation Inc. (IBON)
Mr. Ivan Phell Enrile
ienrile@iboninternational.org
+63 2 89277061
Asociación Interamericana para la Defensa del Ambiente (AIDA)
Mr. Javier Davalos
jdavalos@aida-americas.org
+59 3 979240275
FIAN FoodFirst Information and Action Network, Germany e.V. (FIAN Germany)
Ms. Sabine Pabst
pabst@fian.org
+49 6221 6530030
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The role of corporate accountability in the context of a just transition
The event will spotlight the critical role of corporate accountability in supporting a just transition to sustainable societies. Panelists will present evidence of human rights violations in renewable energy value chains (from mining, to manufacturing to energy supply) and recommendations.
Speakers: 1 negotiator participating in the discussion on the Work Programme on Just Transition Pathways, 3 representatives of civil society organizations (one who will act as moderator), and 1 human rights defender.
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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Jubilee South Asia Pacific Movement, Inc. (APMDD)
Ms. Claire Miranda
clairemiranda08@gmail.com
+63 917 5115334
Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL)
Ms. Lien Vandamme
lvandamme@ciel.org
+41 22 5967913
Digo Bikas Institute (DBI)
Mr. Abhishek Shrestha
abhishek.shrestha@digobikas.org
+97 1 9851217237
Tebtebba Foundation
Ms. helen magata
helenmagata@gmail.com
+63 74 4447703
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Repairing climate harm: Indigenous Peoples' contributions, community views & State responsibilities
This side-event aims to bring a 360° view on climate-related human rights harm and what it means to provide effective remedy for this harm, zooming in on Indigenous Peoples' contributions, community perspectives and legal obligations of States.
Speakers: Representatives of Indigenous Peoples, affected communities, NGOs, and human rights experts.
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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CDP Worldwide (CDP)
Ms. Clare Everett
clare.everett@cdp.net
+44 7871 135724
Climate Chance Association
Ms. Tania Martha Thomas
association@climate-chance.org
+33 0 755231289
Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit Ltd (ECIU)
Mr. Gareth Redmond-King
Gareth.Redmond-King@eciu.net
+44 7971 9558
University of Cambridge
Ms. Aoife Blanchard
aoife.blanchard@cisl.cam.ac.uk
+44 7766 343584
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The role of the private sector in bolstering ambitious and credible NDCs on the road to COP30
This event will discuss the role of the private sector in supporting ambitious new NDCs. It will showcase the importance of frameworks and standards, transparent data and positive examples of credible commitments and action, drawing on examples from renewable energy and experiences in Latin America.
Speakers: This event will have speakers from the Net Zero Tracker, CISL, Climate Chance, CDP and the UNFCCC or a Party actor (e.g. Brazil, Colombia, EU).
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Wednesday,
05 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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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)
Ms. Daria Egereva
dariandy7@gmail.com
+7 915 805682
Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN)
Mr. Tunga Bhadra Rai
sampang.tunga@gmail.com
+977 1 1985106971
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Just Green Economy Transition: Indigenous views and right based approach
Under the Just Transition framework, the world is shifting to a green economy through interventions on Indigenous territories. But without clear understanding of regulations, including free, prior and informed consent, these projects risk violating rights and failing their climate rationale.
Speakers: This event will present a panel of Indigenous representatives and activists from different socio-cultural regions as well as state party representatives and UN mechanisms.
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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The Danish Family Planning Association (DFPA)
Ms. lene beuchet
ltb@sexogsamfund.dk
+45 26 200875
Asian Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW)
Ms. Menka Goundan
menka@arrow.org.my
+6 79 9408611
Women Deliver
Ms. Eleanor Blomstrom
eblomstrom@womendeliver.org
+1 510 5414189
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Call to Action for Gender and SRHR
The focus theme will be the Gender Action Plan review and its significance to the implementation of other intersections like health including sexual and reproductive health and rights
Speakers: SRHR and Climate Justice Coalition; Asian Resource and Research Centre for Women, Danish Family Planning Association, WeDo, Women Deliver
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room 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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Key AR6 findings in view of IPCC´s program of work for the seventh assessment cycle
The event will spotlight AR6 adaptation findings in lieu of the Panel´s decision to have an update of the 1994 IPCC Technical Guidelines on impacts, adaptation indicators and metrics; attribution of extreme events in the context of loss and damage; and IPCC´s program of work in the seventh cycle.
Speakers: IPCC Chair Jim Skea, IPCC Vice-Chairs, Co-Chairs of Working Groups I, II, III and TFI
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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The Lutheran World Federation (LWF)
Ms. Elena Cedillo
elena.cedillo@lutheranworld.org
+41 78 9457646
Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (BKWSU)
Mr. Marion Mews
cologne@de.brahmakumaris.org
+49 221 1570814258
Church of Sweden
Ms. Margareta Koltai
margareta.koltai@svenskakyrkan.se
+46 70 2073149
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)
Ms. Christine Moffett
christine.moffett@elca.org
+1 832 4549179
World Council of Churches (WCC)
Mr. Henrik Grape
hgr@wcc-coe.org
+46 73 9905505
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Climate Justice and Gender Equality: Addressing the Intersectional Impacts of Climate Change
The event will foster collaboration among stakeholders - government, CSO, and faith-based groups - to boost gender-responsive resilience amidst climate-induced losses and damages.
Speakers: Frances Namumu - Woman Indigenous Peoples’ voice - Fiji activist, Laura Saravia-Youth & faith Voice from El Salvador, Representative from UN Women, Government representative from Small Island Developing States, Ramon Pichs – Vice chair of the IPCC - tbc
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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Soka Gakkai International Office for UN Affairs
Ms. Alexandra Goossens-Ishii
alexandra.mg@sgi-ouna.org
+41 79 8512426
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
Mx. Rebecca WalkerWoo
rebeccaw@quaker.org.uk
+44 207 6631104
Soka Gakkai International - UK (SGI-UK)
Mr. Robert Harrap
robert.harrap@sgi-uk.org
+44 1628 591210
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How ethical values guide policies that promote human well being, peace, justice and ecosystem health
Ethical values guide transformative policies critical to human well being and planetary health. We inform State Parties revising NDCs of policies for rapid reduction of GHG emissions that support ecosystems and biodiversity, avoiding reliance on large scale ‘techno-fixes’ that intensify risks.
Speakers: SwedeBio (HRBA), Climate Analytics (N Grant), IPCC AR6 Author, IPBES author, SGI, Uni Leeds, QUNO (Moderator)
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Mr. Sohel Pasha
spasha@unfccc.int
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Launching of BTR review - Experiences and lessons learned from the in-country TER of Andorra's BTR1
The secretariat will provide an implementation update on operationalizing BTR reviews. Andorra and experts from the TERT will share on their experiences and lessons learned from his historic process.
Speakers: Secretariat, members of TERT for Andorra and representatives from Andorra
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Sousan Torabiparizi
storabiparizi@unfccc.int
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Making NDCs 3.0 investment-ready through Technology Action Plans
NDCs 3.0 can serve as climate investment plans for a 1.5C-aligned future. This event will showcase how Technology Action Plans inform national climate targets and translate them into investment opportunities through the TNA process. Organizer: UNFCCC/TEC
Speakers: Incoming COP 29 Presidency (as TNA phase V country) Brazil (submitted TAP in 2024) Maldives (as TNA phase IV country) UNEP-CCC (as Global TNA Project implementer) GCF and MDB (as support providers) UNDP (as supporter of NDC development)
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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Institute of Studies on Religion (ISER)
Ms. Isabel Pereira
isabelpereira@iser.org.br
+55 21 988997585
Conectas Human Rights
Ms. Camila Nakaharada
camila.mikie@conectas.org
+55 11 947491954
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Afro-descendant Communities: possible paths to face the Climate Crisis
Public policies on climate adaptation are urgent to address the impact of extreme weather events in urban, forest, and rural areas. Populations contributing to environmental protection, such as traditional Afro-descendant and Afro-diasporic faith communities are part of the solutions.
Speakers: Bruna Veríssimo, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil;
Selma Dealdina, National Coordination for the Articulation of Quilombos;
Angelica Mayolo Obregón, MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative;
Letícia Leobet, Geledés - Black Women's Institute;
Special Rapporteur on Climate Change.
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Mr. Kenichi Kitamura
LT-LEDS@unfccc.int
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Enabling energy transitions for NDCs aligned with LTLEDS
LT-LEDS have been formulated by Parties to provide a vision and direction for short-term actions and NDCs. This event aims to facilitate preparation of NDCs aligned with LT-LEDS by sharing insights on energy transition plan, policies and investment needs, taking into account national circumstances.
Speakers: UNFCCC, IEA (TBD), MDB (TBD), developing country Parties.
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Mr. Julian Hodgkin
xinyu.liu@graduateinstitute.ch
+41 77 9459053
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Lessons learned through building capacity of LDCs and SIDS through the CAPACITY fellowship
Learn about the experience of building climate-related capacity for LDCs and SIDS through training, development and network building for mid-career professionals and discuss the potential for extending and expanding the programme. Presentations followed by a small reception to meet the fellows.
Speakers: TBC
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Thursday,
06 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
Ms. Ilaria Crotti
ilaria.crotti@unctad.org
+39 351 8572002
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)
Ms. Ashmita Biswas
dorothy.biswas@teri.res.in
+91 110003 9874751033
Transforma
Mr. Edgar Fernandez Fernandez
edgar.fernandez@transforma.global
+33 33 652699540
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NCQG: Bringing accountability, trust and developing country needs to climate finance
Considerations on how the NCQG must meet the needs of developing countries equitably, ensuring accountability within the UN process, including in relation to the outcomes of the GST, and potential implications for the global financial architecture, economic cooperation and policy coordination.
Speakers: One speaker from UNCTAD;
One speaker from TERI;
Alejandra López Carbajal, Transforma;
One representative from academia;
Developing country respondent;
Developed country respondent.
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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British Society of Soil Science (BSSS)
Mr. Andrew Morris
andrewmorris@soils.org.uk
+44 7890 660171
Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement (CIRAD)
Mr. Julien DEMENOIS
julien.demenois@cirad.fr
+33 6 98805578
FOUR PAWS International
Ms. Clara Schubert
clara.schubert@vier-pfoten.org
+3 6 28343847
Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD)
Ms. Solène Manouvrier
solene.manouvrier@ird.fr
+33 0 783574785
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Invest in Soil Health – key practices and financial mechanisms
Soil health regenerative agriculture practices are difficult to implement at scale. Leveraging public and private finance is a key incentive for transition. This session will explore practices benefiting soil health, public finance incentives and opportunities for private investment in soil health.
Speakers: Facilitated by the British Society of Soil Science, this session will engage stakeholders and speakers from the global scientific, policy maker (including devolved nations of the UK), private equity, farming communities and special interest groups such as the Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health.
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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Centre for International Sustainable Development Law (CISDL)
Ms. Maria Antonieta Nestor
man58@cam.ac.uk
+44 7758 122063
Friendship
Mr. Kazi Hoque
kaziamdadul@friendship.ngo
+88 88 1713030124
Green Mobilisation Initiative
Mr. Gabriel Aborele
greenmobilisationinitiative@yahoo.com
+234 80 28192355
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Courage, Contributions and Compliance - Implementing PA Climate Adaptation & Resilience Commitments
Fast effective legal pathways for adaptation, resilience & sustainable development require tailored climate law and governance capacity building and reform. Share new legal advances for water resources management, nature based solutions, clean energy transition to implement PA and climate justice
Speakers: Speakers: Prof Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger (UK, Canada, Swiss), Adv Ayman Cherkaoui (Morocco), Prof Rashad Ibadov (Azerbaijan), Adv Hafij Khan (Bangladesh), Prof Ian Fry (Tuvalu),* Prof Christina Voigt (Norway),* other leading legal experts, senior counsel, judges and young advocates.
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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Compassion in World Farming International (CIWF)
Ms. Eirini Pitsilidi
eirini.pitsilidi@ciwf.org
+44 7393 925783
Stakeholder Forum for a Sustainable Future (SF)
Mr. Charles Nouhan
charles.nouhan@stakeholderforum.org
+1 201 6747088
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Mr. Ning Liu
ning.liu@un.org
+254 20 769601817
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Making Nitrogen Visible through the Rio Conventions
There is an urgent need to optimize Nitrogen use in agriculture to combat climate change, ensure food security, tackle waste and pollution, and protect ecosystems and biodiversity. The event highlights the need to go further in “making nitrogen visible” in the UNFCCC and future multilateral agendas.
Speakers: High-level, Pakistan
High-level, Japan
High Level, Sri Lanka
High level, Maldives
High-level, Romania
UNEP Working Group on Nitrogen
Office of Climate Change, Biodiversity and Environment, FAO
Researcher, South Asian Nitrogen Hub
Global Head of International Affairs, CIWF
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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University of Leeds
Ms. Debbie Rosen
d.z.rosen@leeds.ac.uk
+44 7887 515528
Climate Analytics GmbH
Mr. Paul May
paul.may@climateanalytics.org
+49 1525 6124061
Iniciativa Climática de Mexico (ICM)
Ms. Mariana Castillo
mariana.castillo@iniciativaclimatica.org
+52 55 3351282
Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) (ICSC)
Mr. Angelo Kairos Dela Cruz
kairos@icsc.ngo
+63 917 8015820
University of Exeter
Ms. Alissa Haward
a.b.haward@exeter.ac.uk
+44 7917 447656
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NDC implementation: latest climate science and regional perspectives on turning the GST into action
Measures to limit warming such as tripling renewables and setting new NDCs require transparent, up-to-date climate and warming metrics and actionable 1.5 aligned pathways. We present updates to key climate system indicators and discuss how to turn collective GST ambition into regional action.
Speakers: Diverse voices from climate policy, action and science including regional perspectives from South East Asia (ICSC and IGES), West Africa (WASCAL) and Latin America and the Caribbean (ICM) alongside Climate Analytics and the Universities of Exeter and Leeds
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Mr. Agung Adhiasto
aadhiasto@unfccc.int
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Tracking the journey of Just Transition Strategies and Policies
This KCI event seeks to enhance the implementation and effectiveness of just transition strategies and policies through an exchange of knowledge and best practices for tracking progress to accelerate just transition and achieve social equity, environmental sustainability and economic prosperity
Speakers: TBC
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Children and Youth International (CYI)
Ms. Amelia Turk
amelia.maia.turk@icloud.com
+49 173 9178388
Azerbaijan
Ms. Sama Baghirova
baghirova.sama@gmail.com
+994 50 2401740
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Analyses & recommendations of youth inclusion in UNFCCC processes: Reflecting on the Youth Stocktake
The COP28 Youth Stocktake unveiled the importance of youth inclusion in NDCs. Gathering recommendations from the report, through this session, we invite Parties and non-Party stakeholders to commit to engaging with young people in this process as they prepare for the third cycle of NDCs.
Speakers: COP29 Presidency Youth Climate Champion Leyla Hasanova,UNFCCC Executive Secretary Simon Stiell (tbc),YST Researcher,Parties,L/R/COYs Hosts,Former YOUNGO Focal Points,YOUNGO Policy Team,UN Representatives,UN Youth Office
Youth/YOUNGO members,Other Stakeholders (pvt sector, universities, donors,etc)
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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Christian Aid (CA)
Mr. Kim Nelson
KNelson@christian-aid.org
+44 44 7794970014
ACT Alliance - Action by Churches Together (ACT Alliance)
Ms. Fiona Connelly
fiona.connelly@actalliance.org
+1 647 2101238
DanChurchAid (DCA and FKN)
Mr. Mattias Söderberg
mattias.soederberg@gmail.com
+45 29 700609
The Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD)
Ms. Elizabeth Cronin
lcronin@cafod.org.uk
+44 7598 831106
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Making the Loss and Damage Fund a reality in vulnerable communities.
The Loss and Damage Fund must deliver for climate vulnerable communities, yet the question of how they can access support from the Fund remains crucial. This event will bring perspectives from Bangladesh and examine the strength of the LDF to ensure access and deliver long term recovery.
Speakers: • Nushrat Chowdhury, Climate Justice Policy Advisory, Christian Aid
• Faith-based Global North organisation (TBC, likely CAFOD or similar)
• South-based organisation working on loss and damage issues (TBC, possibly ICCCAD)
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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Global Youth Development Institute, Inc. (GYDI)
Mr. Timothy Damon
timothy.damon@globalyouthdev.org
+1 330 2067553
AbibiNsroma Foundation (ANF)
Mr. Robert Tettey Kwami Amiteye
abibinsromafoundation@gmail.com
+233 244 422846
Center for Climate and Sustainability Empowerment (CCSE)
Mr. Hussein Kassim
ccseghana@gmail.com
+233 244 244182515
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Innovative Solutions for Enhancing ACE Finance, Tools, and Support
This session will explore innovative solutions for solving the chronic gap in financial resources and institutional support for ACE implementation. Actionable insights, including from youth, will be shared and discussed in the context of the Tools and Support priority area of the ACE Action Plan.
Speakers: International Youth Delegates from GYDI; CCSE representative; relevant YOUNGO members; relevant ECOS members
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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ProVeg e.V.
Ms. Juliette Tronchon
juliette.tronchon@proveg.org
+49 0 1728180761
Humane Society International (HSI)
Ms. Stefanie McNerney
smcnerney@hsi.org
+1 202 5702326
Jeremy Coller Foundation (FAIRR)
Ms. Lucrezia Tincani
lucrezia.tincani@fairr.org
+44 7531 19496
The Changing Markets Foundation
Ms. Caitlin Smith
caitlin.smith@changingmarkets.org
+44 0 7362589758
The Good Food Institute, Inc.
Ms. Mariana Bernal
marianab@gfi.org
+55 21 999661796
University of Vermont (UVM)
Ms. Sadie Shelton
sadie.shelton@uvm.edu
+840 5505 6033066220
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Policy, Supply Chain and Financing Pathways to Inclusive Protein Diversification in the Global South
We will address challenges and opportunities to transform global food systems and just transition in protein diversification. We will highlight solutions and ideas from new protein sources, financing, the role of big meat and dairy to support change in supply chains, and the importance of NDCs.
Speakers: Juliette Tronchon (ProVeg International); Nusa Urbancic (Changing Markets Foundation); Mariana Bernal (Good Food Institute); Jo Raven (FAIRR Initiative); Stefanie McNerney (Humane Society International); CGIAR rep.; Government rep. of India (TBC); Government rep. of Brazil (TBC)
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Friday,
07 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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Global Forest Coalition (GFC)
Mr. Gadir Lavadenz
gadir.lavadenz@globalforestcoalition.org
+591 2 68060050
Colectivo VientoSur
Mr. Eduardo Giesen
giesen.dcj@gmail.com
+56 9 91630995
Corporate Accountability International
Ms. Rachel Rose Jackson
rrjackson@corporateaccountability.org
+44 0 7445351503
Indigenous Educational Network of Turtle Island (IENTI/IEN) (IEN)
Mr. Alberto Saldamando
alberto@ienearth.org
+1 415 6569198
Institute for Socioeconomics Studies (INESC)
Ms. Tatiana Oliveira
tatiana@inesc.org.br
+55 21 980822370
Krasnoyarsk Regional Public Ecological Movement "Friends of the Siberian Forests" (FSF)
Mr. Andrey Laletin
laletin3@gmail.com
+7 950 4351945
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True International Cooperation: Moving beyond Carbon Markets
Carbon and other market-based schemes are not only deeply flawed but also do not contribute effectively to the fight against climate change. The side event will elaborate on the problems with carbon markets and present non-carbon market alternatives from perspectives of IPLCs,women and youth
Speakers: Andrea Echeverri
Souparna Lahiri
Gadir Lavadenz
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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Stichting Climate Action Network South Asia (CANSA)
Mr. Nakul Sharma
nakul@cansouthasia.net
+91 11 9716647408
Clean Energy Nepal (CEN)
Mr. Nakul Sharma
nakul@cansouthasia.net
+91 11 9716647408
Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)
Mr. Nakul Sharma
nakul@cansouthasia.net
+91 11 9716647408
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Sustainable Consumption and Production to Enhance Climate Ambition in South Asia
The Last 20 years have seen noticeable acceleration in the extraction and utilization of natural resources; Therefore establishing the link between climate change and material consumption and Incorporating SCP in to New NDC's.
Speakers: Sanjay Vashist (CANSA)
Dr. Abid Suleri (SDPI)
Mr. Manjeet Dhakal (CEN)
Mr. Ranga Pallawal (Switch Asia)
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
Mr. Animesh Kumar
animesh.kumar@un.org
+49 160 97520806
CGIAR System Organization (CGIAR)
Ms. Aditi Mukherji
unfccc@cgiar.org
+33 34000 3304266900
Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)
Mr. Shivenes Shammugam
shivenes.shammugam@gggi.org
+82 10 95309948
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Loss and damage data to accelerate climate action
The GST outcomes highlight the need for greater acceleration and synergy in climate action. The event will explore the role of loss and damage analytics in informing NDCs, advancing comprehensive risk management, agri-food system resilience, Early Warnings for All, and enabling coherent financing.
Speakers: UNDRR (Moderator)
1.Opening remarks: LDC chair
2.Reporting: NDCs, SDGs, Sendai Framework, etc. (Govt)
3.Early warnings for All and Anticipatory Action (Govt)
4.Comprehensive risk management (govt)
5.Agri-food systems (FAO)
6.Finance (UNDP or a govt)
7.Community-based org
Summing up (CGIAR)
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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International Network for Sustainable Energy (INFORSE)
Ms. Judit Szoleczky
ove@inforse.org
+45 42 300192
Association négaWatt
Mr. Yves Marignac
yves.marignac@negawatt.org
+33 6 7710241
Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (FhG ISI)
Ms. Vicki Duscha
v.duscha@isi.fraunhofer.de
+49 721 6809226
SustainableEnergy (SE)
Mr. Gunnar Boye Olesen
gbo@ve.dk
+45 24 269933
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Decarbonisation through sufficiency lifestyle: How much? How to support? 100% renewables
Sufficiency lifestyle policies to decarbonise & to include in NDCs, GSTs. Results of new European research surveying 9500 people, 50 citizen initiatives, 16 national policies; modelling effects in an input-output model; focus: housing, food, transport, consumption/reuse; 100% renewables; EU & India.
Speakers: Researchers, NGOs of EU Horizon FULFILL project: Dr. Elisabeth Dütschke, Fraunhofer ISI, Germany; Mathilde Djelali/Y. Marignac, Association négaWatt, France; Prof. Lorenzo Pagliano, POLIMI, and Wolfram Sparber, Eurac Research, Italy; Gunnar B. Olesen, SE Denmark; Judit Szoleczky, INFORSE.
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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ESCR-Net- International Network for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR-Net)
Ms. Patricia Wattimena
pwattimena@escr-net.org
+66 902 689020
Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (APWLD)
Ms. Wardarina -
rina@apwld.org
+66 53 6691069913
Center for Economic and Social Rights (CESR)
Ms. Alina Saba
asaba@cesr.org
+49 151 59110743
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Loss and damage in the face of false solutions: Paving the way towards accountability and justice
The rapidly worsening climate crisis falls in the hands of the wealthy countries and corporations. This side event aims to dissect the reality of loss and damage in the face of false solutions and corporate capture to hold polluters accountable towards a pathway of just and equitable transition.
Speakers: NGO representatives along with social and feminist movements from different regions.
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Shariatpur Development Society (SDS)
Ms. Rabeya Beegum
sdsbd1992@gmail.com
+88 1754 446907
Manusher Jonno Foundation (MJF)
Ms. Banasree Mitra Neogi
banasree@manusher.org
+88 18 1819385638
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Addressing loss and damages: A likely financing machoism of post-disaster loss recovery
The side event will share the findings of a community-based longitudinal study that captured non-economic loss and damages for 3 climate hotspots of Bangladesh. Also will share findings of a piloting of financial mechanism for post-disaster loss recovery.
Speakers: 1. Rabeya Begum
Executive Director
SDS, Bangladesh
2. Nushrat Chowdhury
Christian Aid, UK
3. Colin McQuistan
Head Climate Change
Practical Action, UK
4. Md Shamsuddoha
Chief Executive
CPRD, Bangladesh
5. Ms Mariana Paoli
Christan Aid, UK
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI)
Mr. Yunus Arikan
yunus.arikan@iclei.org
+49 1515 750004
United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT)
Ms. Lea Ranalder
lea.ranalder@un.org
+254 799 859606
University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
Mr. Nicola Tollin
nto@iti.sdu.dk
+45 23 439459
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Responding to climate emergency through multilevel NDCs - from commitment to action
GST decision para.161 urging Parties to accelerate multilevel action and CHAMP Initiative endorsed by 70+ nations are among key COP28 outcomes where the LGMA Constituency played an instrumental role. The event will present an overview of initial efforts to deliver concrete results by COP30.
Speakers: Leaders and representatives of ICLEI and other partners of the LGMA Constituency, including participants of 2024 Daring Cities Forum
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
Ms. Julie Gassien
julie.gassien@nrc.no
+41 76 6969368
An Organization for Socio-Economic Development (AOSED)
Mr. Shamim Arfeen
shamimaosed@yahoo.com
+88 1711 840913
Arab Network for Environment and Development (RAED)
Mr. EMAD ADLY
GHADA_AHMADEIN@YAHOO.COM
+2 1 1437405
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Enhancing access to climate finance in fragile and conflict settings
The side event will discuss and identify innovative and practical ways to increase access to climate finance for populations particularly vulnerable to climate risks, and to address obstacles to unlock climate finance in conflict and fragile settings
Speakers: Representatives of NORCAP, IDMC, Mercy Corps, Institutional Humanitarian Donor and a multilateral development bank.
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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Climate Strategies
Ms. Ana Gonzalez Alonso
ana.ga@climatestrategies.org
+31 6 27923981
Papua New Guinea
Ms. Gwendoline Sissiou
gsissiou@gmail.com
+67 5 71591005
Plataforma CIPÓ (CIPÓ)
Ms. Maiara Folly
maiara@plataformacipo.org
+44 20 4407578648
Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)
Mr. Mikael Mikaelsson
mikael.mikaelsson@sei.org
+46 70 7547589
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Leveraging Just Transitions Across Adaptation, Mitigation and Trade Policies
As climate-trade policies multiply, we must strive for an international trade system that enables ambitious climate action, boosts sustainable development, increases equity and builds resilience. In short, we need to ensure that the transition to a climate-centric trade system is a just transition.
Speakers: Emphasising perspectives from the Global South and underrepresented groups, this event will engage a variety of speakers, including from YOUNGO, IIPFCC, the South Centre, UNCTAD, WTO, ILO, BSR or BTeam, researchers (Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa, SEI and Plataforma CIPO) and policymakers (PNG+UK)
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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Australian Rainforest Conservation Society Inc. (ARCS)
Ms. Peg Putt
peg.putt@gmail.com
+61 0 418127580
International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM)
Mr. Gábor Figeczky
g.figeczky@ifoam.bio
+49 1575 6925021
Solutions for Our Climate (SFOC)
Ms. Georgia McDonnell
georgia.mcdonnell@forourclimate.org
+82 0 1095358694
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Limit big biomass in the global RE Target: outlining its adverse impacts and alternative pathways
Multiple adverse impacts of big biomass globally make projected large increases untenable. Experts break down misapprehensions of carbon neutrality and sustainability, outline human rights and environmental justice issues, how to fix accounting loopholes, and present research on costed alternatives
Speakers: Ms Peg Putt, EPN I BAN
Ms Camila Romero, Colectivo Viento Sur, Chile
Mr Kwami Kpondzo, Global Forest Coaltion, Togo
Mr Toby Aykroyd, Wild Europe
Ms Katherine Egland, EECHO & NAACP
Ms Georgia McDonnell, SFoC, South Korea
Mr Gabor Figeczky, IFOAM
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Saturday,
08 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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War on Want
Mr. Asad Rehman
arehman@waronwant.org
+44 7956 210332
LDC Watch
Mr. Sugat Bhattarai
sgbhtri@gmail.com
+977 1 4004976
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Pathway to a Just and Equitable Justice Transition
As the world faces compounding crises from climate, inequality, a breach of planetary limits, within a failed economic model that has been unable to deliver a pathway for a just and equitable transition. Global civil society groups share the pathway from the Global Convergence of Just Transitions.
Speakers: Fadhel Khatoub (Powershift Africa)
Emilia Reyes (Global South Feminists for Fiscal Justice)
Kate Lappin (Public Services International)
Maureen Santos (FASE Brazil)
Lidy Nacpil (APMDD)
Tejal Khanitkar (India
Asad Rehman (War on Want)
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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Cooperation Internationale pour le Développement et la Solidarité (CIDSE)
Ms. Lydia Machaka
machaka@cidse.org
+32 478 20884
Caritas Internationalis (CI)
Ms. Musamba Mubanga
mubanga@caritas.va
+39 338 1347788447
Maryknoll Sisters of Saint Dominic Inc.
Ms. Elisabeth Sullivan
lsullivan@maryknollogc.org
+1 571 5876851
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Why innovative sources of finance and financial system reform matter: a moral case
Climate change hits vulnerable and poor communities hard, but current support is insufficient. Innovative climate finances are vital to bridge the finance gap, fostering trust among Parties. This event contributes to ongoing dialogue on ethical aspects of climate finance and financial system reform.
Speakers: Representatives from faith-based NGOs
Climate finance experts and practitioners
Representatives from vulnerable communities
Policymakers and Party representatives (e.g., the Holy See)
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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Adaptation Fund Board (AFB)
Ms. Imen Meliane
imeliane@adaptation-fund.org
+1 202 4387822
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Delivering on the Global Goal on Adaptation: Perspectives and Opportunities from the Adaptation Fund
The event will outline how the Adaptation Fund’s portfolio and funding windows support the implementation of the GGA framework adopted at COP28. It will present perspectives from its projects on how the goals can spur real action and financial measures that deliver for the most vulnerable.
Speakers: - Lucas Di Pietro, Chair of the Adaptation Fund Board
- Mikko Ollikainen, Head of the Adaptation Fund
- Representatives of countries and implementing entities with projects funded by the AF
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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Mercy Corps
Ms. salomé Lehtman
slehtman@mercycorps.org
+33 6 21713856
Concern Worldwide
Ms. Sally Tyldesley
sally.tyldesley@concern.net
+44 7949 877024
Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
Ms. Laetitia Pettinotti
l.pettinotti@odi.org.uk
+44 0 7711404068
Plan International (Plan)
Ms. Brigitte Rudram
brigitte.rudram@plan-international.org
+44 7787 753776
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Building equity into climate finance: how to operationalise burden sharing in the NCQG
This event draws on new Alliance and ODI research which provides a clear technical framework for burden sharing in the NCQG built on principles of CBDR-RC, ensuring developed countries provide their fair share, and fully assessing the current state of the contributor base.
Speakers: Cross-cutting high-level panel hearing directly from civil society including leading think-tank, global and local stakeholders as well as key NCQG negotiators to reflect the progress of the NCQG discussions.
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Saudamini Bagai
ndc@unfccc.int
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Enabling Environments for NDCs 3.0
This side-event will highlight the need for building sustainable in-country institutional arrangements to prepare and implement NDCs while emphasizing the importance of ambitious NDCs 3.0 to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement. Organized in collaboration with the MOCCAE, UAE.
Speakers: MOCCAE, UAE; UNFCCC secretariat; Parties and development and implementation organizations.
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Sousan Torabiparizi
storabiparizi@unfccc.int
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Innovation and technology in support of risk- informed climate adaptation and Early Warnings for All
Utilizing technology to improve disaster risk knowledge helps decisions & investments to cope with climate risks. This Technology Mechanism event aims to provide a space for exchange of info & views among implementation actors i.e. those supporting tech solutions for improved climate info & EWS
Speakers: Speakers may be mobilized from a range of entities with a role in the value chain of technology implementation for climate information and EWS, including: Parties, Tech cooperation, International organizations, Providers of technical assistance, Funding entities, Private sector, Academia
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Yali Wang
ywang@unfccc.int
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BTR Dialogue with the CGE and PAICC
This Consultative Group of Experts (CGE) side event will introduce national transparency experts with CGE support to developing countries for preparing and submitting the BTRS, and provisions on next steps. The event also aims to promote timely submissions of first BTRs. #Together4Transparency #ETF
Speakers: SBI chair (TBC), CGE members, PAICC co-chairs (TBC), UN Climate Change, national transparency experts
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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Nurses Across the Borders (NAB)
Mr. PETERS OMORAGBON
PETERSOMORAGBON@GMAIL.COM
+44 758 81195
Global Alert for Defence of Youth and the Less Privileged (GADYLP)
Mr. Kennedy Ezedinbu
kennedyezedinbu@yahoo.com
+234 0 8056212653
United Nations of Youth Network (UNOY)
Mr. Prince Goodluck OBI
gadylp@yahoo.co.in
+234 0 8032496411
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MAINSTREAMING DISASTER RISK IN HEALTH AND CLIMATE CHANGE
The health and lives of people are regularly threatened by hazards. While a focus on reducing deaths and saving lives should remain a high priority of DRR, concerted action is also required to reduce injuries, disease, psychosocial effects, and disabilities from disasters
Speakers: Government officials, Civil society, women's groups, academia, health, and environmental officials, International agencies, and youth
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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ActionAid International Foundation
Ms. Teresa Anderson
teresa.anderson@actionaid.org
+44 7984 932655
Climate Action Network International (CAN International)
Ms. Rebecca Thissen
rthissen@climatenetwork.org
+32 4 84308188
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No climate action without climate finance: The need for a fit-for-purpose NCQG
To deliver just and accessible finance at scale, the new climate finance goal (NCQG) must be sufficient, grant based and address the needs of the most vulnerable. This event will lay out the necessary principles for a goal to be adopted at COP29.
Speakers: Mariana Paoli – Christian Aid
Teresa Anderson – ActionAid
Climate Action Network representative
Lead negotiator AGN (tbc)
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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Global Climate and Health Alliance, a project of the Social Good Fund (GCHA)
Ms. Jessica Beagley
jess.beagley@climateandhealthalliance.org
+44 7530 854613
Human Rights Watch, Inc. (HRW)
Ms. Myrto Tilianaki
tilianm@hrw.org
+1 1 6466273545
International Society of Doctors for the Environment (ISDE)
Ms. Vishnu Laalitha Surapaneni
vishnulaalitha@gmail.com
+1 443 5258774
United Kingdom Youth Climate Coalition Limited (UKYCC)
Mr. George Carew-Jones
george.carew-jones@ukycc.org
+44 0 7852919288
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Fossil Free Policymaking: A Health and Human Rights Case
Fossil fuel industry influence delays just transitions essential to protect health and human rights. This session will examine the regulation of other “unhealthy commodity industries” (e.g. tobacco, junk food) in decisionmaking and the extent to which these can be applied in climate policy fora.
Speakers: Lancet Countdown, International Society of Doctors for the Environment, UK Youth Climate Coalition, Power Shift Africa, Amnesty International, Global Climate and Health Alliance, Union of Concerned Scientists, Kick Big Polluters Out, Human Rights Watch
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Monday,
10 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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Nordic Council of Ministers (NCM)
Mr. Aaron Tuckey
aaron.tuckey@naturvardsverket.se
+46 7 32031956
International Climate Dialogue e.V. (ICD)
Ms. Maria Eitel
eitel@perspectives.cc
+49 761 59033823
Norway
Mr. Peer Stiansen
sti@kld.dep.no
+47 414 62840
Perspectives Climate Research gGmbH (PCR)
Ms. Laila Darouich
darouich@perspectives.cc
+34 6357 97335
University of Zurich (UZH)
Ms. Eitel Maria
eitel@perspectives.cc
+49 761 59033823
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The role of blended and innovative instruments in mobilising climate finance in the context of NCQG
This event explores Nordic and international perspectives on innovative and blended climate finance instruments, incl. among others innovative solutions to L&D finance and the role of public finance institutions such as export credit agencies in achieving climate finance objectives including NCQG
Speakers: Mattias Frumerie, HoD Sweden
Laila Darouich, Head of Climate Negotiations, Perspectives
Igor Shishlov, Head of Climate Finance, Perspectives
Cathrine Wenger, Partner, Wenger Law
Rawleston Moore, Independent Climate Change Consultant
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML)
Ms. Thecla Keizer
tke@pml.ac.uk
+44 7818 402632
Chile
Ms. Emilie Rojas
erojas@minrel.gob.cl
+56 9 59954834
Connecticut State University System (SCSU)
Ms. MIRIAH KELLY
KellyM38@southernct.edu
+1 860 6851543
International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management (WorldFish)
Ms. Michelle Tigchelaar
m.tigchelaar@cgiar.org
+1 808 7241392
University of Strathclyde
Ms. Senia Febrica
senia.febrica@strath.ac.uk
+44 7511 177188
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Ocean-Climate-Society & Conventions: adaptation, mitigation & governance opportunities & challenges
It is widely recognised that achieving climate goals under UNFCCC requires efforts across conventions. Experts will identify & discuss opportunities, barriers & requirements concerning ocean issues & highlight examples where coordination of actions will benefit the achievement of common goals.
Speakers: Moderator: Plymouth Marine Laboratory; Proposed panel: UNFCCC Ocean & Climate Change Dialogue Co-lead, IPBES, RINGO Ocean, Friends Ocean & Climate Group Secretariat, Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst., One Ocean Hub & FAO
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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Women Environmental Programme (WEP)
Ms. Mbarumun Priscilla Achakpa
priscilla.achakpa@wepnigeria.net
+234 807 7741166
African Women's Organization Limited (by guarantee) (AMwA)
Ms. FAITH LUMONYA
faithlumonya@gmail.com
+256 751 314826
Women for a Change, Cameroon (Wfac)
Ms. zoneziwoh mbondgulo-wondieh
zoneziwoh@gmail.com
+237 237 696009179
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Enhancing Gender Equality in Climate Action: Addressing Loss and Adaptive Capacity
As the global community gears towards COP29, it's imperative to assess the outcomes of COP28 and set the stage for ensuring a comprehensive and inclusive approach that prioritizes the rights of African women and girls
Speakers: Priscilla M Achakpa, Yolanda Mulhuini, Zoneziwoh M.W, Manal Bidar,Zukwiswa White, Faith Lumonya, Mwanahasmisi Singano
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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World Federation for Animals (WFA)
Ms. Clara Gobbe
silvia.mantilla@wfa.org
+32 0 484462332
Eurogroup for Animals
Ms. Camilla Björkbom
c.bjorkbom@eurogroupforanimals.org
+46 70 4835798
International Fund for Animal Welfare Inc. (IFAW)
Mr. Simon Addison
saddison@ifaw.org
+1 343 9966167
Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC)
Mr. Ed Goodall
ed.goodall@whales.org
+44 7907 882514
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Wildlife & Climate Change: Animals for Nationally Determined Contributions
Protecting and restoring wild animal populations are crucial climate tools. We’ll explore the science and policy of how leveraging species restoration, expanding protected areas and transforming food systems can bolster NDCs and boost climate resilience.
Speakers: Experts on biodiversity, climate policy, rewilding, and food systems, alongside government leaders. Feat. Dr Oswald Schmitz (Yale University), Dr Zitouni Ould-Dada (FAO), Prof. Patience Gandiwa, Zimbabwe; Melissa De Kock, UNEP, and Govt. representative from Africa/LATAM
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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Abibimman Foundation (AF)
Mr. Kenneth Amoateng
amoatengken@gmail.com
+233 244 23651
Faith Association of the Rehabilitation of Street Children and Orphans (FARSO)
Mr. Eward Kwame Bruce
ekbruce2000@gmail.com
+233 244 4291587
Global Green Environmental Network (GLOGEN)
Mr. Samuel Boachie
kamoateng@gmail.com
+233 248 31395
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Youth Engagement for Sustainable Chemicals and Waste Management (YES-CWM)
Policies, and practices in chemicals and waste management that contribute to climate sustainability. Our goal is to spotlight tangible success stories that demonstrate effective strategies for combating pollution, advancing sustainable practices, and offering scientifically sound policy advice
Speakers: Speakers: Kwame Ofori- AKO Foundation -Executive director
Kenneth Nana Amoateng-
Joe Bongay- YVE Gambia- Executive director
Candy Anne- GAYO
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Institute for Agricultural and Forest Management and Certification (Imaflora)
Ms. Marina Piatto
marina@imaflora.org
+55 19 981770957
Instituto Regenera
Mr. Fabrício Muriana Area Lima
fabricio@institutoregenera.org.br
+55 11 976056457
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What food system keeps 1,5 degrees? Brazil’s potential to lead agri-food just transition.
The objective is to discuss concrete actions to implement the pathways to just transition of food systems, based on the goals agreed in the Food System Declaration. We will explore how to unlock the “joint work on implementing climate action in agriculture and food security” activities.
Speakers: Moderator
Renata Potenza (Imaflora)
Key Speaker
TBD – Civil Society
TBD – Academy or Embrapa
TBD – Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change
TBD – Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
Ms. Ann Joe
ajoe@unfccc.int
+49 228 8151816
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA)
Ms. NADINE SALAME
salame1@un.org
+1 646 2519708
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2024 Global Climate and SDG Synergies Report Launch
Present 4 thematic reports for 2024 climate & SDGs report; successfully achieving the 2 agendas synergistically whilst ensuring equity & just transition. Inform policy w/ concrete recommendations. Provide guidance on critical themes for synergistic action. Share outcomes SDG 13 review.
Speakers: Vice-Chair of IPCC (female, Hungary), Emeritus Research Scholar at IIASA (male, Colombia), Director of Future Africa (female, South Africa), President of Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (male, Japan), representative from UN, representative from Brazil, UN DESA, UNFCCC
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA)
Mr. vinay Nangia
v.nangia@cgiar.org
+212 668 853777
International Development Law Organization (IDLO)
Ms. Ilaria Bottigliero
ibottigliero@idlo.int
+39 6 40403200
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
Ms. Jana Birner
birner@unhcr.org
+49 176 56709098
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Integrating Climate, Water, and Food Security in Conflict-Affected Settings
This session explores the nexus of climate, water, and food security in conflict settings from different angles: a) the role of the HDP nexus, b) food security in situations of forced displacement, c) the politicization of food access in conflict contexts, with a focus on the MENA region.
Speakers: ICARDA
USAID Representative (TBC)
WFP (TBC)
UNHCR Representative (TBC)
DRC Representative (TBC)
Samar Muhareb, ARDD (TBC)
Displaced Person from MENA region (TBC)
Youth Representative from MENA region (TBC)
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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Fondation Mohammed VI pour la Protection de l'Environnement (FM6E)
Ms. Yousra Hazmiri
y.hazmiri@fm6e.org
+21 26 66110482
Ecole polytechnique (X)
Ms. Patricia Crifo
patricia.crifo@gmail.com
+33 6 63656783
Northwestern University (NU)
Ms. Samantha Nissen
samantha.nissen@Northwestern.edu
+1 847 4914594
Universite Cote d'Azur (UCA)
Ms. Sara-Anne Comel
sara-anne.comel@univ-cotedazur.fr
+33 6 78988620
University of Edinburgh
Mr. Derek MacLeod
derek.macleod@ed.ac.uk
+44 131 6501000
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Concrete actions empowering Innovative youth for Climate Mitigation and Adaptation.
Focusing on innovative african approches in capacity building for Climate Action, this event showcases training and advanced tools, underscoring youth's vital role as learners and practitioners in promoting sustainability and resilience in the face of climate change.
Speakers: HassanII International Center for Environmental Training
CGEM
African WildLife Foundation
Ministry of Energy Transition
Climate Finance and Capacity Building UNFCCC
UNESCO Youth Climate action network
AYICC
UNDecadeYouth Taskforce on ecosystems restoration
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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International Alert
Ms. Harriet Mackaill-Hill
hmhill@international-alert.org
+32 484 742254
Bread for the World (BfdW)
Ms. Sabine Minninger
sabine.minninger@brot-fuer-die-welt.de
+49 30 652111817
Maleya Foundation (MF)
Mr. Mrinal Kanti Tripura
maleyafoundation@yahoo.com
+880 172 13214
World Vision International (WVI)
Mr. Ekkehard Forberg
ekkehard.forberg@wveu.org
+49 1511 6205883
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Achieving peace through climate action – opportunities for a strong declaration
COP28 in 2023 delivered the Declaration on climate, recovery, resilience, and peace. With the undeniable impact of climate change on conflict, our event aims to delve into actionable steps and identify key opportunities outlined in the declaration.
Speakers: ALL TBC Caroline Kruckow FriEnt, Nisreen Elsaim Youth negotiator, Harriet Mackaill International Alert, Mrinal Tripura Maleya Foundation McLarence Mandaza Worldvision Christina Wegelein BMZ
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Tuesday,
11 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room 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
Ako Foundation
Mr. Kwame Ofori
akofoundation@gmail.com
+233 244 263827
Climate Chain Coalition (CCC)
Mr. Miroslav Polzer
polzer@glocha.info
+43 664 4203648
Ecological Projects Development and Support Fund (Eurasian Carbon Fund)
Mr. Alexey Shadrin
ashadrin@evercity.io
+49 1523 1301496
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Digital tools, Finance, Edutainment & Culture for All of Society Action for Climate Empowerment
Innovation for climate action empowerment on individual level. Use cases: Inclusive COP29 with Edutainment show & streaming TV, Digital Innovation Pavilion, link to UN Summit of the Future, ACE, Group of friends on Culture based climate action and UGIH Task force on Culture & creative industry
Speakers: IAAI GloCha - Climate Chain Coalition - Youth - Ako Foundation - Eurasian Carbon Fund - Climate KIC - Creative community - digital solutions providers - member states representatives
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Berlin
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Friends of the Earth International (FOEI)
Ms. Sara Shaw
sara.shaw@foe.co.uk
+44 7974 8270
Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA)
Mr. Bareesh Hasan Chowdhury
bareeshx@gmail.com
+88 0 1833376272
Centre for Environmental Justice (CEJ)
Mr. Hemantha Withanage
hemanthaw@eureka.lk
+94 777 600503
European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights e.V. (ECCHR)
Ms. Laura Andrea Duarte Reyes
duarte-reyes@ecchr.eu
+49 30 1573797090
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Corporate Climate Litigation: a new frontier against carbon majors
Climate litigation can hold big polluters accountable for causing climate change. We present legal efforts in several cases against corporations that seek emissions cuts, and compensation for loss and damage, including the Indonesian Pari Islanders’ case against Swiss cement company Holcim.
Speakers: Speakers involved with key corporate climate litigation including the Pari Island Holcim case.
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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10:15—11:30
Room Bonn
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London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Ms. Alina Averchenkova
a.averchenkova@lse.ac.uk
+44 7799 657954
Real Instituto Elcano (RIE)
Mr. Lara Lazaro Touza
llazaro@rielcano.org
+34 91 7816770
University of Cape Town (UCT)
Ms. Britta Rennkamp
britta.rennkamp@uct.ac.za
+27 76 6503474
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Innovation in climate governance and financial solutions to deliver a just transition
This event explores how climate laws and policies enable just transition and mobilise finance to ensure its implementation at scale. It will discuss lessons learnt on how to design and implement just low carbon transition that spurs social innovation and helps address existing inequalities.
Speakers: Nick Robins and Jodi-Ann Wang, GRI, LSE; Britta Rennkamp, University of Cape Town; Lara Lazaro, Royal Elcano Institute; Alina Averchenkova, GRI, LSE and policy makers from South Africa, Spain, and other countries (tbc).
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Berlin
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International Bar Association
Ms. Lara Douvartzidis
laradouv@gmail.com
+44 7846 812457
American Bar Association (ABA)
Mr. Tracy Hester
tdheste2@central.uh.edu
+1 713 7758874
Federal Council of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB)
Ms. LETICIA PERRONE CAMPOS MELLO
ri@oab.org.br
+55 61 21939684
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Lawyers & law associations in NDC realisation: implementation of climate competent legal advice
This discussion covers the unique role of law and law associations in regulating, training, and sharing best legal practice examples to implement the Paris Agreement and right to a healthy environment & implementation strategies for the net zero transition and realisation of country NDCs via climate
Speakers: Speakers from the IBA and local bar associations and legal organisations
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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11:45—13:00
Room Bonn
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International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
Mr. Sandeep Sengupta
sandeep.sengupta@iucn.org
+41 22 9990105
BirdLife International (BLI)
Ms. Rhiannon Niven
rhiannon.niven@birdlife.org
+44 0 7340870828
Conservation International (CI)
Ms. Kiryssa Kasprzyk
kkasprzyk@conservation.org
+1 727 7768069
National Wildlife Federation (NWF)
Ms. Edith Juno
junoe@nwf.org
+1 810 8753486
The Nature Conservancy (TNC)
Ms. Alice Soewito
alice.soewito@tnc.org
+1 607 7936188
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Nature in the 2025 NDCs: What do we need to see?
The 2023 Global Stocktake clearly emphasised the importance of nature and ecosystems in achieving the Paris Agreement goals. This session will critically assess the uptake of nature in climate policy and action to date, and examine how their ambition can be further raised in the NDCs due next year.
Speakers: The session will bring together senior experts and policymakers from IUCN’s State and NGO members and/or partners working on this issue.
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Berlin
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Laboratory of the Climate Observatory (OC)
Ms. Stela Herschmann
stela@oc.eco.br
+55 21 987937616
Institute for Climate and Society (ICS)
Ms. Cintya Chaves
cintya@climaesociedade.org
+55 11 973970635
Swiss Lenten Fund (FO)
Mr. David Knecht
knecht@fastenaktion.ch
+41 76 4365986
WWF (WWF)
Ms. Mandy Woods
mwoods@wwfint.org
+49 1511 8854162
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Three presidencies, one mission: how the troika can help secure ambition for 1.5
Parties must respond to the COP28 decision with raised ambition ahead of COP30. This event will explore the challenges and opportunities that countries face and the vision of the COP Presidencies Troika to address these through the Roadmap to Mission 1.5, including supporting new and revised NDCs
Speakers: Liliam Chagas - Director of the Climate Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; (TBC)
Alden Meyer - E3G, USA (TBC)
Fernanda Carvalho, WWF
Olha Boiko - CAN Eastern Europe (TBC)
Moderation: Claudio Angelo (Observatório do Clima)
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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13:15—14:30
Room Bonn
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Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO)
Ms. Claudia Rubio
claudia@wedo.org
+1 914 3103270
Arizona State University (ASU)
Ms. Marianne Gilchrist
marianne.gilchrist@asu.edu
+64 21 315977
Development Initiatives (DI)
Mr. Tim Molyneux
tim.molyneux@devinit.org
+44 44 7400995648
International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
Ms. Angie Dazé
adaze@iisd.ca
+1 613 7164796
Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)
Ms. Ashley Guardado
ashley@wecaninternational.org
+1 631 2751804
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Gender responsive data for climate action
In a critical year to review and enhance action on gender-responsive climate policy, the collection and effective use of data at the intersection of gender and climate must be central to outcomes. Hosted by partners of the GEDA Alliance we will explore the latest data sets at this intersection.
Speakers: Members of GEDA and the WGC
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Berlin
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International Emissions Trading Association (IETA)
Mr. Bjorn Fonden
fonden@ieta.org
+65 81 760196
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
Ms. Sandra Hanni
Sandra.Hanni@iccwbo.org
+33 7 86355519
Nigeria
Ms. Asmau Jibril
asmaujibril@yahoo.com
+234 80 33451616
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Article 6: Moving Ahead with Implementation – Advancing the Energy Transition in Nigeria & Beyond
Whilst negotiations on Article 6 stalled at COP28, implementation is moving ahead. Governments around the world are already working with private sector and civil society stakeholders to advance climate action on the ground, delivering benefits for local communities & contributing to NDC achievement.
Speakers: • Government of Sweden
• Government of Nigeria
• Civ. Soc representative
• Neyen
• ICC
• Alexis Leroy, ALLCOTT
• Article 6 Implementation Partnership
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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14:45—16:00
Room Bonn
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Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
Ms. Nika Greger
nika.greger@giz.de
+49 6196 797142
African Women's Development and Communication Network (FEMNET)
Mr. Anne Tek
a.tek@femnet.or.ke
+254 200 723651951
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V. (FES)
Ms. Yvonne Blos
info.sustainability@fes.de
+49 162 2757056
Women Engage for a Common Future - International Foundation (WECF International) (WECF)
Ms. Anne Barre
anne.barre@wecf.org
+49 89 232393818
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Just Transition: green skills, social protection, inclusive and gender-transformative approaches
To achieve a Just Transition, this event looks at how policies to support green skills, jobs, social protection and care work could be better integrated and financed as part of climate action and partnerships – and apply gender-transformative approaches to ensure adequate representation and access.
Speakers: Ingrid-Gabriela Hoven, Managing Director GIZ;
Ani Dasgupta, President WRI (tbc);
Sascha Gabizon, Executive Director WECF Int;
Memory Kachambwa, Executive Director FEMNET;
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V.;
Representatives from Partner Countries, GGGI and ILO
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Berlin
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Ecologic Institute
Mr. Matthias Duwe
4i-traction@ecologic.eu
+49 30 868800
CE Delft
Ms. Bettina Kampman
info@climatedialogue.eu
+31 15 2150117
Foundation Environment - Law Society (FURG)
Mr. Michael Mehling
matthias.duwe@ecologic.eu
+49 30 868800
WiseEuropa -The Warsaw Institute for Economic and European Studies Foundation (WiseEuropa)
Mr. Izabela Fortuniak
unfccc@ecologic.eu
+48 22 5131418
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Moving towards transformative climate policy
Effective climate action means facilitating changes in the way we produce, consume, move, eat, heat and power our world.
What does this mean for the policies and systems we need? This event wants to discuss research on EU policy options with an international audience.
Speakers: Researchers and policy practitioners from different parts of the world
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Wednesday,
12 Jun 2024
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16:15—17:30
Room Bonn
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Columbia University
Ms. Isatis Cintron Rodriguez
isatis.cintron@gmail.com
+1 787 5992104
Fundación Barranquilla+20
Ms. Xiomara Acevedo
barranquillamas20@gmail.com
+57 3 225167938
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Developing a framework for repairing harm: views from islanders and afro-descendant women and youth
Climate crisis demands effective remedies, long evaded by wealthy countries under UNFCCC. This event explores the right to remedy in a 360 view of impact of and addressing climate harm, legal obligations of States, and implications for UNFCCC policies and beyond.
Speakers: Climate Trace PR, Fundación Barranquilla, PICAN, CARICOM
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