Announcements
Announcements
Stockholm Environment Institute and the New Zealand Embassy in Sweden are proud to host a very special guest, Ms Helen Clark, on her visit to Sweden. Ms Clark was the Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1998 to 2008 and was the first woman to lead the United Nations Development Programme between 2009 and 2017.
On 1 April, Ms Helen Clark and Swedish Minister for International Development Cooperation Peter Eriksson will participate in a joint seminar and policy dialogue on raising the level of ambition on climate action and how these efforts can go hand-in-hand with implementing the Sustainable Development Goals.
We are delighted to welcome Ms Clark to this seminar and policy dialogue in Stockholm.
The IPCC 1.5 report provides the scientific imperative for urgent and far-reaching climate action. The UNEP Emission Gap report shows that the climate action promised by countries is falling short of what is needed to deliver the Paris Agreement. Simultaneously, the countries of the world have committed to the 2030 Agenda and its 17 SDGs. How can these two global agendas support each other at the point of implementation? What are the priorities for action in the coming five to ten years? Who can raise their game?
This event will explore pathways to increasing ambition, including examples of how to ensure policy coherence between climate, SDGs and other policy agendas.
Dr Åsa Persson, Deputy Director Stockholm Environment Institute
HE Ambassador Andrew Jenks, New Zealand Embassy
Mr Peter Eriksson, Swedish Minister for International Development Cooperation
Oliver Johnson – Gender dimensions of energy transitions.
Linn Järnberg – Applying SEI’s SDG interactions method: experience from Sri Lanka.
Kevin M Adams – Enhancing ambition with climate finance, particularly in Small Island Developing States.
Ms Helen Clark, former Prime Minister of New Zealand, former Head of the United Nations Development Programme
Ms Karin Isaksson, Senior Policy Specialist Environment and Climate, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)
Ms Inger Buxton, Deputy Head of Department, Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Dr Åsa Persson, Deputy Director, Stockholm Environment Institute
Moderator: Mr Robert Watt, Communications Director, Stockholm Environment Institute
Mr Peter Eriksson, Swedish Minister for International Development Cooperation
Dr Åsa Persson, Deputy Director, Stockholm Environment Institute
HE Ambassador Andrew Jenks, New Zealand Embassy
This event is co-organized by the New Zealand Embassy and Stockholm Environment Institute.
Press Officer: Ms Ylva Rylander. Moderator: Mr Robert Watt.
Perspective / Record figures of global climate finance hide a less impressive reality when looking at specific regions, especially Small Island Developing States.
Feature / Does progress on one Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) mean progress on another? Researchers test an interactive version of SEI's SDG interactions framework.
SEI brief / The NDC-SDG Connections tool shows there is great potential for policy coherence between implementation of the 2030 Agenda and the Paris Climate Agreement.
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