Urban migration creates many issues, exacerbated by climate change. The dynamic, rural systems left behind contribute to bio-cultural diversity and the essence of these systems need to find their way unto urban settings to enhance the quality of life, be in harmony with the environment and protect against climate change.

Host: Omer Devrim Aksoyak/ Geography: Global and Turkey/ Outcomes: Resilience, Justice

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In this session, we will discuss Green Buildings as a sustainable alternative to business-as-usual construction focusing on their advantages in the areas of environmental protection, social benefits, and climate change mitigation. We will also explore with architect Nizar Haddad the Lifehaus project which is an exemplary sustainable building that closes the energy, water, and waste loops. The project also breaks from the mainstream by using sustainable mostly local materials that are either natural, reused, or recycled, conciliating ancestral building techniques and cutting-edge eco-friendly architectural solutions. A combination of tradition, and modernism

Host: Nizar Haddad and Mohamad Mortada/ Geography: Lebanon/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation, Resilience, Circularity

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Come and hear about the role migratory birds play in combatting climate change by providing an information and monitoring role, and how a project sponsored by the Ministry of the Environment in Egypt is promoting the awareness and protection of migratory birds with many co-benefits

Host: Maha Elbadeny/ Geography: Global and Egypt/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation, Resilience, Justice

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In this session, we express and consider together the inner voices of those who know that in order to change the world, they must start with themselves.

Host: Aytül Yüksel/ Geography: Global/ Outcomes: Resilience

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In this session, we will discuss and explore 1/ the big questions facing organisations, businesses and investors to measure their impact on the planet across Natural, Human, Social and Economic capitals.; 2/ where we are on the journey towards truly understanding each organisation's impact - the big challenges faced, as well as new opportunities with advanced science and technology; 3/ the criticality of looking and measuring impact holistically to see the real systems impact.

Host: Sam King/ Geography: Global/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation/ Resilience/ Justice/ Circularity

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Projectwonder started as a small initiative for inclusion of the specially-abled and has been steadily moving to encompass education and inclusion as we move towards COP27. In this session, we will discuss why inclusion is important and what we can do for it as we fight against Climate Change.

Host: Ayadi Mishra/ Geography: Global South/ Outcomes: Justice

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How can we make water accessible in rural areas? Hear and engage with Prossy from SEEDS FOR UGANDA INITIATIVE on this critical Climate Justice issue

Host: Prossy Namande/ Geography: Africa/ Outcomes: Justice

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Hear from members of England’s Community Forests (ECFs) about the power of trees to deliver environmental, social and economic impact.  The ECFs planted more trees in England than any other organisation in 2021/2022 and will plant over 1.5 million more in the next 8 months.  As the only current negative CO2 solution at scale, trees play a critical role in combating the climate emergency but more must be done to embrace this.  

Host: Charles Vivian/ Geography: Global/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation

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Recycler will lead this discussion on waste management and related activities. Recyler is a youth team dedicated to raising the level of education around the world about climate change, the importance of taking care of nature, of leanirng the reduce/ reuse/ recycle principles and the role of youth as change makers.

Host: Recycler/ Geography: Lebanon and global/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation, Circularity

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March For Our Planet is a global campaign that will be set both globally and within Africa, based upon a caravan foot- march style initiative from Nairobi to Sharm El-Sheik for COP27. Participants will largely be youth delegates. In a series of updates we will hear from the travellers on their journey about why they are doing it, and what they are encountering.

Host: Daniel Helmer/ Geography: Global and Africa/ Outcomes: Resilience, Justice

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The Shipping industry moves the majority of global trade and relies entirely on fossil fuels. There is considerable pressure on ship owners and shippers to reduce or eliminate shipping's carbon footprint. Can the industry meet this ambitious target? what are the main challenges, and what solutions are being envisaged? We will explore this with industry experts in this Clubhouse session.

Host: Wassim Sasso/ with Nishatabbas Rehmatulla and Rachel Hoyland/ Geography: global, London/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation

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ESG investing has become a leading form of sustainable finance, and has shifted from early stages of development toward mainstream finance in a number of jurisdictions. Integrating ESG criteria usefully and reliably into every investment decision is no longer aspirational. Today, ESG is non-negotiable. We will discuss how the environmental ‘E’ pillar score of ESG rating is being increasingly used as a tool to align investments with a low-carbon transition to help investors align portfolios with specific climate-objectives and strategies in line with the Paris Agreement

Host: Kishan Changlani/ Geography: Global/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation

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This discussion is about how nature acts with our body, how it nourishes us with integrity and guides us. We will talk about the respect for nature that comes with yoga and meditation practices, the fact that the whole body works as a whole, no event in nature happens by chance, and how we intervene in it.

Host: Deniz Ilgaz Demiralp/ Geography: Global/ Outcomes: Circularity

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Lazy Sunday Afternoons is a campaign to bridge the gap between our problems and the planet's problems; Innovating Inside-the-Box closes the gap between sustainability actions and the carbon budget; together they help us to bring Transformational Ownership about, a blueprint for people and businesses to transform ownership of oil, gas, and coal into stewardship. We invite you to join us to create a global network to make them happen so we never get too hot. Visit rethinkingchoices.com for more details. 

Host: David Ko, Richard Busellato/ Geography: Global and local/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation, Resilience, Justice

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Lazy Sunday Afternoons is a campaign to bridge the gap between our problems and the planet's problems; Innovating Inside-the-Box closes the gap between sustainability actions and the carbon budget; together they help us to bring Transformational Ownership about, a blueprint for people and businesses to transform ownership of oil, gas, and coal into stewardship. We invite you to join us to create a global network to make them happen so we never get too hot. Visit rethinkingchoices.com for more details. 

Host: David Ko, Richard Busellato/ Geography: Global and local/ Outcomes: Decarbonisation, Resilience, Justice

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March For Our Planet is a global campaign that will be set both globally and within Africa, based upon a caravan foot- march style initiative from Nairobi to Sharm El-Sheik for COP27. Participants will largely be youth delegates. In a series of updates we will hear from the travellers on their journey about why they are doing it, and what they are encountering.

Host: Daniel Helmer/ Geography: Global and Africa/ Outcomes: Resilience, Justice

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There has been little focus on the intersection of gender equality & climate action. We need to understand its importance & how climate change drastically affects the lives of females in all aspects, whether it is socially or economically. Climate disasters (e.g. the recent horrific events in Pakistan) prevent girls & women to access their basic rights in accordance with the UN SDGs including education, economic growth, nutrition, etc.

Host: Amna Habiba/ Geography: Global/ Outcomes: Justice

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