Announcements
Announcements
Come join us at COP25 on Wednesday, 11 December, 9:00 – 10:00 at the MDB Pavilion in Hall 8 for an event in collaboration with the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) on Knowledge Management.
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Addressing climate risks and meeting climate-resilient, low-emission development needs requires a new generation of knowledge management tools. Each region, country and organisation has its own unique set of challenges and solutions but across these levels – from global to local – knowledge management initiatives and their stakeholders can learn from one another.
In this session, speakers will share experiences on topics including development finance, cross-border climate policy, climate adaptation in Africa, and country-level sustainable development and climate change action. We introduce a rich range of global, regional, national and international tools for knowledge management.
Daouda Ben Oumar Ndiaye, Lead Climate Change Specialist, Islamic Development Bank
Richard Klein, Senior Research Fellow, Stockholm Environment Institute
Daouda Ben Oumar Ndiaye, Lead Climate Change Specialist, Islamic Development Bank: The IsDB Climate Change Hub: Strengthening climate action in IsDB projects
Georgia Savvidou, Research Associate, Stockholm Environment Institute — Aid Atlas: Radical transparency for development finance
Kevin Adams, Research Fellow, Stockholm Environment Institute — Adaptation Without Borders: Integrating transboundary climate risk into national adaptation planning
Julie Teng, Climate Change Technical Specialist, United Nations Development Programme – A new initiative to meet adaptation knowledge needs in Africa
Ahmed Al Qabany, Manager, Climate Change Division, Islamic Development Bank
Where: MDB Pavilion, Hall 8
When: Wednesday, 11 December, 9:00 – 10:00
Team Leader: International Climate Risk and Adaptation; Senior Research Fellow
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