November 17, 2022
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November 17, 2022
COP27 Climate Hub – Day 10
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November
17
,
9:30
CEST
CET
/
EDT
EST
17
,
2022
,
November 17, 2022
November 17, 2022
COP27 Climate Hub – Day 10
Live from COP27 – welcome to our public broadcasting hub at UN’s Climate Change Conference 2022 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Together with our partners, we will explore crucial topics connected to the climate crisis, biodiversity, nature-based solutions and the green transformation of business and society. Click here for the full day-by-day program.
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This discussion hosted by Polestar will look at how radical collaboration and transparency as tools to get the car industry on track for the 1.5-degree target are. Topics included are: Replacing ICE with EV’s, reducing supply chain emissions, transparency on carbon emission reporting, and enabling of a green use phase.
Moderator:
Speakers:
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Special broadcast: Speech from Lula da Silva, President-elect of Brazil.
With introduction by host Nick Nuttall.
Organized by:
Listen to climate leaders showcase their climate initiatives and solutions.
Speakers:
Organized by:
A joint statement between this year's COP host Egypt and the EU outlines that “The transition to a green and circular economy (…) is a key element to achieving climate-neutral, sustainable growth”. A circular economy establishes a more sustainable production and consumption model in which raw materials are kept longer in production cycles.
Moderator:
Speakers:
Organized by:
The city of Lund in Sweden, WWF, and Quito in Ecuador get together to reflect on how digital tools can improve the planning and implementation of climate action plans aligned with a 1,5° trajectory.
What are the benefits, and what are the limitations?
Listen to cities' real-time experiences as they rush to achieve their climate ambitions.
Speakers:
Organizers:
Bringing companies together to talk about what we all have done relating to setting and implementing an internal price on CO2 for scope 1-3. We will further elaborate on what has worked well and what the challenges are.
Speakers:
Organized by:
In this fireside chat, the CEO & Founder of the freight-technology company Einride will discuss how technology shifts can help to make the world a better place, particularly in light of the global uncertainties that the world currently is characterised by.
Speakers:
Organized by:
Welcome to join the official launch of We Can Do It, a global call to action, initiated and supported by We Don't Have Time, Exponential Roadmap Initiative, United Nations Development Programme, UN Climate Change High-Level Champions, the We Mean Business Coalition, GoClimate, and more.
Speakers:
With supporting statements from:
“We Can Do It” is an international call to action to channel the spirit of inspiration, determination, and optimism of the famous Second World War campaign. We Can Do It has already been signed by more than 500 prominent business leaders, scientists, investors, and policymakers. Among those are Johan Rockström, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research; María Mendiluce, We Mean Business Coalition and Sandrine Dixson Declève, co-president, Club of Rome.
Even before the official launch, the campaign has gone viral at COP27, with 100+ supporting statements on camera, and thousands of people taking selfies doing the We Can Do It pose.
Organized by:
We need to invest from a sustainability perspective. Focus on shared values with societies challenges at the centre is the new wave of innovation and growth. What is the role of impact investing, with environmental, social impact should as important as financial impact? How government/funding agencies and investors can enable innovations that make a real impact in society.
Moderator:
Speakers:
Organized by:
Several high-impact tech companies, NGOs and Research Institutes will come together to discuss the power of technology and its potential to revolutionise old systems towards the needed sustainable and resilient economy.
Moderators:
Speakers:
Organized by:
We look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight interesting climate content on social media. With experts and interesting guests.
Speakers:
Organized by:
Welcome to this special Washington D.C. event, part of our COP27 Climate Hub, on COP27 and Climate Justice, live from the School of International Service at American University. Join us and hear policymakers, climate activists, and academic experts talk about how to ensure that climate transition is just and equitable. What happened at COP27? What were the main takeaways? Did we get the commitments we need to reach net zero by 2050? How do we build a food system that benefits everyone? Read more.
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This broadcast is part of the COP27 Climate Hub. Full day-by-day program. November 7 • November 8 • November 9 • November 10 • November 11 • November 12 • November 14 • November 15 • November 16 • November 17
Join us at our Stockholm, Nairobi and Washington DC hubs to watch it live.
This discussion hosted by Polestar will look at how radical collaboration and transparency as tools to get the car industry on track for the 1.5-degree target are. Topics included are: Replacing ICE with EV’s, reducing supply chain emissions, transparency on carbon emission reporting, and enabling of a green use phase.
Moderator:
Speakers:
Organized by:
Special broadcast: Speech from Lula da Silva, President-elect of Brazil.
With introduction by host Nick Nuttall.
Organized by:
Listen to climate leaders showcase their climate initiatives and solutions.
Speakers:
Organized by:
A joint statement between this year's COP host Egypt and the EU outlines that “The transition to a green and circular economy (…) is a key element to achieving climate-neutral, sustainable growth”. A circular economy establishes a more sustainable production and consumption model in which raw materials are kept longer in production cycles.
Moderator:
Speakers:
Organized by:
The city of Lund in Sweden, WWF, and Quito in Ecuador get together to reflect on how digital tools can improve the planning and implementation of climate action plans aligned with a 1,5° trajectory.
What are the benefits, and what are the limitations?
Listen to cities' real-time experiences as they rush to achieve their climate ambitions.
Speakers:
Organizers:
Bringing companies together to talk about what we all have done relating to setting and implementing an internal price on CO2 for scope 1-3. We will further elaborate on what has worked well and what the challenges are.
Speakers:
Organized by:
In this fireside chat, the CEO & Founder of the freight-technology company Einride will discuss how technology shifts can help to make the world a better place, particularly in light of the global uncertainties that the world currently is characterised by.
Speakers:
Organized by:
Welcome to join the official launch of We Can Do It, a global call to action, initiated and supported by We Don't Have Time, Exponential Roadmap Initiative, United Nations Development Programme, UN Climate Change High-Level Champions, the We Mean Business Coalition, GoClimate, and more.
Speakers:
With supporting statements from:
“We Can Do It” is an international call to action to channel the spirit of inspiration, determination, and optimism of the famous Second World War campaign. We Can Do It has already been signed by more than 500 prominent business leaders, scientists, investors, and policymakers. Among those are Johan Rockström, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research; María Mendiluce, We Mean Business Coalition and Sandrine Dixson Declève, co-president, Club of Rome.
Even before the official launch, the campaign has gone viral at COP27, with 100+ supporting statements on camera, and thousands of people taking selfies doing the We Can Do It pose.
Organized by:
We need to invest from a sustainability perspective. Focus on shared values with societies challenges at the centre is the new wave of innovation and growth. What is the role of impact investing, with environmental, social impact should as important as financial impact? How government/funding agencies and investors can enable innovations that make a real impact in society.
Moderator:
Speakers:
Organized by:
Several high-impact tech companies, NGOs and Research Institutes will come together to discuss the power of technology and its potential to revolutionise old systems towards the needed sustainable and resilient economy.
Moderators:
Speakers:
Organized by:
We look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight interesting climate content on social media. With experts and interesting guests.
Speakers:
Organized by:
Welcome to this special Washington D.C. event, part of our COP27 Climate Hub, on COP27 and Climate Justice, live from the School of International Service at American University. Join us and hear policymakers, climate activists, and academic experts talk about how to ensure that climate transition is just and equitable. What happened at COP27? What were the main takeaways? Did we get the commitments we need to reach net zero by 2050? How do we build a food system that benefits everyone? Read more.
Speakers:
Organizers:
Previously with the Times Newspaper London, the U.N. Environment, and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, Nick was the Director of Communications and Spokesperson for the Paris Agreement of 2015. More recently, he has served as the Director of Communications for the Global Climate Action Summit that took place in San Francisco in September 2018.
https://www.earthday.orgCatarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson is an expert moderator, lecturer, and devoted workshop leader in facilitating sustainable development. Catarina moderates for the EU Commission, the Swedish Government, corporations, local municipalities, and universities. She is also content director at A Sustainable Tomorrow and co-founder of the global climate NGO Our Kids´Climate.
Ingmar is serial entrepreneur within financial communication and nominated for a DI Gasell Award, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year, Sweden’s Environmental Influencer 2018, and International Gamechanger of the Year 2020, and Green Warrior 2021. Ingmar Rentzhog has been the chairman of the environmental think tank Global Challenge. He is on the board of Naventus Corporate Finance. He’s a member of Al Gore’s Climate Reality and European Climate Policy Task Force and he was in 2022 appointed a European Climate Pact Ambassador by the European Commission.
https://www.wedonthavetime.orgAnita Soina is a Kenyan environmental Warrior and Climate Activist. 2021 TedX Speaker, Founder of SpiceWarriors Environmental Organization and Author of “The Green War” book. She’s also a sustainability digital influencer. She is now a Green Party Politician.
Nikka Gerona is a climate reality leader from the Philippines. She has been actively involved in various organizations locally and internationally. She has also been part of YOUNGO, the official youth constituency of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), where she supports the graphics sub-unit to enhance digital outreach strategies and advocacy efforts. She was also selected to be part of the 37 youth leaders across 13 countries to be part of the Young People’s Action Team for UNICEF East Asia and Pacific.
Geoffrey is a Youth Advisor for WeDon'tHaveTime and Climate Activist from low-lying land in Nairobi and has felt firsthand climate impacts in the form of environmental degradation around his neighbourhood. Inspired by his background, Geoffrey advocates for the connection between climate action and poverty. He speaks passionately and urgently about social justice, environmental protection, climate change, indigenous rights, and more, and isn’t afraid to call out corporate leaders and others who have contributed to our environmental crises. Despite the backlash he has received from, politicians, and even strangers, Geoffrey remains determined to continue his activism and bring about meaningful change.
Marco started his career at Lehman Brothers in 1998, where he became the Head of European Internet Investment Banking based in London with US coverage responsibilities. In 23 years, Marco has been involved in over 90 announced M&A deals and 20 IPOs/Leverage Buyouts with a total transaction value of over $120bn, including Fotolia, Bigpoint, Yad2, Facile, Trovit, Flixbus, Parship, Pipedrive, BrightData (Luminati), Bumble/Badoo, Volocopter and Investing.com. NOAH Advisors is also the organizer and owner of NOAH Conference which is now in its 14th year. NOAH Conference hosted 95% of European’s growth investors and over 60% of European’s unicorns on stage. NOAH’s and Marco”s focus now on protecting environmental ecosystems through natural capital and technology solutions, like JuicyData and the Nature Data Alliance.
https://www.noah-advisors.com/Environmental Strategist and Project Manager for the Sustainability unit at the central Municipal Office in Lund Municipality. The unit handles municipal-wide projects, plans, programmes and strategies. Passionate road bike rider and mushroom picker!
Economist and Urban Planner specialized in public policies and climate change with emphasis in mitigation actions such as sustainable mobility. Currently, she works at the Climate Change Unit at the Secretariat of the Environment from the Municipality of Quito, leading a pilot project for electric mobility in the Historic Center of Quito.
Anthony Pearce is co-lead for WWF Cities which seeks to encourage and support cities to realize their role as central actors in building a world where people and nature thrive. He has 30 years of experience working on international policy for the Australian and Swedish governments with masters degrees in environmental policy and international relations and bachelors degrees in science and law.
Sandra Frank is a co-founder of Arvet who built two eight story apartment buildings totally in wood in Stockholm 2013. Since then she has been an advocate in replanting and growing our building materials to create a circular and more sustainable building industry. Our building industry is letting out more emissions to create concrete and steel than any other and we need to spread the knowledge in how we create new buildings that are more environmentally friendly.
Svante Axelsson is the national coordinator for Fossil Free Sweden, a governmental initiative that brings together companies, municipalities, regions and organisations that stands behind the declaration that Sweden will be one of the first fossil free nations in the world. Fossil Free Sweden works to identify and remove obstacles to increase the speed in the transition. Within the framework of Fossil Free Sweden 22 different business sectors have developed roadmaps to show how they can become fossil-free while increasing their competitiveness.
Professor Pierre Friedlingstein is a Fellow of the Royal Society. He holds a Chair in Mathematical Modelling of the Climate System at the University of Exeter. His research interests are in the field of global biogeochemical cycles and their interaction with the climate system. More specifically, he is interested in the coupling between climate change and the major biogeochemical cycles over the historical period and in the future. He identified the positive feedback between climate change and carbon cycle and developed a mathematical framework for climate-carbon feedbacks analysis.
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