COP 28 Our GREEN ECONOMICS INSTITUTE  Official Delegation

 

Our Official United Nations Side Event COP 28 December 6th 2023

The Green Economics Institute has an official Exhibition stand at COP28 and also

an official Side Event on Wednesday 6th December 2023 at COP as a part of the programme.

The speaker information and joining information are below:

Official United Nations Side Event

The Global Diverse Emerging Leadership Voices accelerating the just transition to Paris -1.5 degrees.

We are already in hot waters, The Climate Clock Alarm has started ringing.

COP 28 United Nations Climate Change Conference

Official Side Event 

Wednesday 6th December 2023 in the Official COP28 Venue

for 125 delegates. 11:30—13:00 Local Time
SE Room 7 (125 pax)

Lead applicant: Green Economics Institute (GEI), by Ms. Miriam Kennet.

Co-applicant: Technology Education Research and Rehabilitation for Environment Policy Centre (TERRE Policy Centre) by Mme Vinitaa Apte (India)

Co-applicant: Madagascar by Katia Rakotonirina (Madagascar)

Co-applicant: Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy by Kevin Fey

Global Diverse Emerging Leadership Voices accelerating the just transition to Paris -1.5 degrees.
We are already in hot waters, The Climate Clock Alarm has started ringing.

Global voices for gendered, diverse, inclusive, indigenous, minority policies & solutions for keeping the climate & nature within safe, just & sustainable limits. empowering Rural & Coastal Communities – Sustainable Livelihoods & Climate Resilience-

This event is part of the official holistic and integrated approaches stream of COP28

Speakers:

For Lead Partner  The Green Economics Institute:

Miriam Kennet Founder and Director, The Green Economics Institute, Alumni Mansfield College, University of Oxford, Founder and Editor The International Journal of Green Economics co chairing delegation leader

 

Lijiana Popovska (North Macedonia) former MP Charing the session

Merem Tahar  Association Women of the Diaspora, first young woman representative of the Indigenous people -Toubou GA (Chad)

Agneta Granstroem (SAMI Indigenous people ) former MP  (Sweden)

Lucy Kagendo Global Greens and Green Dimensions Network (Kenya)

Bianca Madison -Vuletta (Croatia,Denmark, Italy and UK) on line

Jacquelyn Jepchirchir (Kenya) Programme Officer Kitui Cha Sheria:  Social Impact and policy advocate.

Tamara Wamucii Kahuthia  (Kenya) student at Kenya School of Accountancy

 

For Partner Technology Education Research and Rehabilitation for Environment Policy Centre (TERRE Policy Centre) (India)

Dr Vinitaa Apte, India, Terre Founder Solar Energy For Students

Dr Ram Bhooz Former UNESCO Programme Head, CEO Mobis Foundation

Mr Wojciech Galinski Nature Based Solutions

 

For Partner: Madegascar

Katia Mahery Rakotonirina (Madagascar), Education, Indigenous people in Madegascar.

Monja Tsirokay  (South Madasgar Indigenous Person )

 

For Partner: Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy
Kevin Fay (Executive Director of Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy)

Programme:

Session A. Introduction -Co Chairs 11.30 -11.50

Lijiana Popovska (North Macedonia) former MP  Charing the session

Merem Tahar  Association Women of the Diaspora, first young woman representative of the Indigenous people -Toubou GA (Chad)

Miriam Kennet Founder and Director, The Green Economics Institute, Alumni Mansfield College, University of Oxford, Founder and Editor The International Journal of Green Economics co chairing on line delegation leader

 

Session B. Gendered diverse inclusive  policies and solutions for keeping the climate to 1.5 degrees 11.50-12.30

For Partner GEI
Agneta Granstroem (SAMI Indigenous people ) former MP  (Sweden)

Lucy Kagendo Global Greens and Green Dimensions Network (Kenya)

Tamara Wamucii Kahuthia  (Kenya) student at Kenya School of Accountancy

Bianca Madison -Vuleta (Croatia,Denmark, Italy and UK) on line

Baghdad Mamtouz (Toureg Indigenous people) tbc on line

For Partner: Madegascar

Katia Mahery Rakotonirina (Madagascar), Education, Indigenous people in Madegascar.

Monja Tsirokay  (South Madasgar Indigenous Person )

 

Session C Technology Panel The Global Diverse Emerging Technology accelerating to the Just Transition to Paris 1.5 Degrees. 12.30 -13.00

For Partner: Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy
Kevin Fay (Executive Director of Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy)

For Partner Technology Education Research and Rehabilitation for Environment Policy Centre (TERRE Policy Centre) (India)

Dr Vinitaa Apte, India, Terre Founder Solar Energy For Students

Dr Ram Bhooz Former UNESCO Programme Head, CEO Mobis Foundation.

Mr Wojciech Galinski Nature Based Solutions

 


Our official COP 28 exhibition stand

 

COP 28 UNFCCC Climate Change Conference

Dubai UAE December 2023

Our Official Exhibition Stand Week 1 COP28 1st to 6th December 2023 Exhibition Stand No.27  Blue Zone Building B6 near building 62

       

 

Climate Clock: The alarm is already ticking. Holding on tightly to 1.5 degrees: Emerging diverse leadership styles sustaining the Paris Agreement We are in hot waters: Global voices for gendered, diverse, inclusive, and indigenous and minority solutions for keeping the climate and nature within safe,just & sustainable limits Booth 27; 01-06 Decembe

 

This exhibition stand forms part of the official United Nations Stream of Nature, Biodiversity and Indigenous Peoples Education, training and public awareness; Gender; Loss and damage

 

Green Economics Institute (GEI)
Ms. Miriam Kennet (UK)Global Greens (Verts Mondiaux) (Global Greens)
Mr. Frank Sheridan (UK)Technology Education Research and Rehabilitation for Environment Policy Centre (TERRE Policy Centre)
Mme Vinitaa Hemant Apte  (India)Mr. Haipeng Liu (Hong Kong)Tianda Institute

 

For more information please visit  www.geiclimate.org