The objective of this year's Conference will be Reflecting on Resilience specifically on how to map development challenges & solutions for a better world.
The webinar aims at discussing how 5 prominent representatives of different countries of the Amazon have managed to face barriers, safeguard their traditions and become leaders of indigenous organizations.
Conventional evaluations and indexes that measure the extent and quality of peace more often than not fail to embrace the role that climate can play in insecurity and instability.
Hosted by Uganda, the regional climate week will build momentum around the 2021 Glasgow climate conference. The thematic session will mobilize whole-of-society engagement in climate action, involving governments, cities, the private sector, financial institutions and civil society.
Hosted by Japan, the regional climate week will build momentum around the 2021 Glasgow climate conference. The thematic session will mobilize whole-of-society engagement in climate action, involving governments, cities, the private sector, financial institutions and civil society.
Join us as we hear from Mango Materials, a San Francisco-based company that manufactures biodegradable materials using bacteria that feed on waste biogas (methane).
This panel discussion of the USAID Eastern and Southern Caribbean Regional Climate Symposium will focus on the social, health, and economic impacts of climate change in the Eastern and Southern Caribbean region, including the ways COVID-19 has exacerbated climate impacts.
This panel discussion of the USAID Eastern and Southern Caribbean Regional Climate Symposium will focus on identifying and prioritising the climate impacts that require support at the sectoral and cross-sectoral level, considering them in the context of COVID-19.
The Paris Agreement's committee to facilitate implementation and promote compliance (‘the Committee’) was established under Article 15, paragraphs 1 and 2, of the Paris Agreement. Further detail was included in decision 1/CP.21 paragraphs 102 and 103. Its modalities and procedures were adopted by the CMA in decision 20/CMA.1 at Katowice.
As we enter the UN Decade for Ecosystem Restoration there has never been a more important time to bring together scientists, academics, researchers and experts from the fields of rehabilitation and environmental restoration, alongside practitioners and industry leaders to tackle the vast environmental challenges that we face today.
As we enter the UN Decade for Ecosystem Restoration there has never been a more important time to bring together scientists, academics, researchers and experts from the fields of rehabilitation and environmental restoration, alongside practitioners and industry leaders to tackle the vast environmental challenges that we face today.
The opening session of the USAID Eastern and Southern Caribbean Regional Climate Symposium will feature high-level remarks from U.S. Government officials and partners, a poetry performance, and a live signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between regional organizations, including the Caribbean Community Climate Change Center, the Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology, the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency, and USAID.
This session of the USAID Eastern and Southern Caribbean Regional Climate Symposium will focus on interactions between climate change and people in the region highlighting current, effective tools for addressing its impacts.
