Anticipatory action events at COP27
In November, Sharm El-Sheikh will host COP27, with policymakers, scientists, practitioners and activists from across the planet gathering to debate and decide the next steps for tackling the climate crisis.
Anticipatory action will be a recurring theme among many of these discussions. On this page you can find a list of events relevant to the AA agenda at large.
Please share any anticipatory action events happening at COP27 using this form and we will add them to this page.
The event overview will be continuously updated as we receive new information.
6th November 2022
Delivering climate resilience through social protection
Date
06 November 2022
Time
16:00-18:00 (EET)
Hosts
FCDO
IIED
Location
India Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
7th November 2022
UN Secretary General High level Round Table to launch the EW4A Executive Plan
Date
07 November 2022
Time
16:00 (EET)
Hosts
COP27 Presidency
Location
tbc
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
In-person
Brief description
Taking place on the margins of the World Leaders’ Summit, and hosted by the United Nations, the Government of Egypt, and the World Meteorological Organization, this Head of States and Government level roundtable will mark the launch of the Early Warnings for All Executive Action Plan, and a supporting Joint Statement on Early Warnings. The launch of the Executive Action Plan will be accompanied by new funding announcements that will help to urgently translate the plan into implementation at the country level.
Cities taking the lead on heat action
Date
07 November 2022
Time
16:00 (EET)
Hosts
Arsht-Rockefeller
Location
tbc
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
tbc
Brief description
This event will gather Mayors and our Chief Heat Officers to share best practices for addressing extreme heat to protect urban populations
DRM & Humanitarian Action: Scaling up Comprehensive Risk Management to avert, minimize and address losses and damages
Date
07 November 2022
Time
17:30-19:00 (EET)
Hosts
IFRC
FAO
IUCN
Location
Resilience Hub
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
In-person
Brief description
Comprehensive risk management (CRM) has emerged as a practical approach and practice that offers a shared understanding of risk as the common denominator for climate change adaptation and disaster risk management planning across timescales. This paves way for coherent sectoral implementation, besides public financing and international development assistance.
Deliberations under the CRM hot topic will share replicable, and scalable collaborative and integrated actions that contribute to long-term resilience. This will build on good practices from countries and communities on CRM, including in line with the Sendai Framework, Bali Agenda for Resilience, and the Target 1 of the Risk-informed Early Action Partnership (REAP).
8th November 2022
Public-Private approaches for climate adaptation projects: application to the Early Warnings for All initiative
Date
8 November 2022
Time
10:00-11:30 (EET)
Hosts
CREWS
Location
French Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
This event aims at giving the floor to high-level representatives from vulnerable countries and donor countries to the CREWS initiative, as well as representatives of the private sector, in order to hear about priority needs and possible solutions related to the Early Warnings for All initiative. It will put into perspective and explore synergies between the contribution provided by multilateral initiatives such as CREWS, and solutions proposed by the private sector such as the W4ALL approach, while systematically taking into account the needs of frontline states and communities.
Bridging Adaptation Action and Research: experiences from the Adaptation Research Alliance
Date
8 November 2022
Time
12:00-13:00 (EET)
Hosts
ARA
Location
Resilience Hub
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
DRM & Humanitarian Action: Investing in resilience - unlocking and scaling new sources of funding and connect development, humanitarian, and climate finance
Date
8 November 2022
Time
15:00-16:00 (EET)
Hosts
UNDRR
Howden
IDF
RCN
WASDA
Hands
Location
Resilience Hub
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
Leveraging risk management capability and financial solutions used by the private sector to further humanitarian, development and climate finance goals.
Reducing humanitarian impact of disaster by reducing the financial cost of disaster risk management; blending investment in resilience and adaptation with pre-arranged disaster finance
Launch of the Loss & Damage Forum (LDF)
Date
8 November 2022
Time
15:15-16:15 (EET)
Hosts
ICCCAD
Location
LLA Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
9th November 2022
Climate Security from COP27 to COP28
INVITE ONLY
Date
9 November 2022
Time
08:00-09:15 (EET)
Hosts
UAE
Speaker
tbc
Location
tbc
In-person, virtual or hybrid
In-person
Brief description
Hosted by the Munich Security Conference and COP28 UAE, this high-level, closed-door session will focus on candid assessment of potential “climate security” outcomes in the UNFCCC process, building on work at COP26 and COP27, discussions at the Munich Security Conference 2022, and the UAE’s goal to spotlight communities in fragile settings. Ministers and executives are invited to suggest 2-3 priorities for the next 12 to 24 months, as well as coalitions and initiatives to achieve them. The session aims to build on momentum and initial consensus on deliverables for COP27 and targets for COP28 UAE and the broader climate security ecosystem.
A Locally Led Globally Connecting Funding Model Tackling the Climate Crisis
Date
9 November 2022
Time
09:00-10:30 (EET)
Hosts
Start Network
Speaker
tbc
Location
LLA Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
In-person
Brief description
tbc
Finance & investment: One Year Later: Implementing the Evidence Roadmap on climate and disaster risk finance and insurance using innovative solutions
Date
9 November 2022
Time
14:30-15:30 (EET)
Hosts
InsuResilience / MCII / WRI
Speaker
tbc
Location
Resilience Hub
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
Scaling up anticipatory action: enablers and challenges
Date
9 November 2022
Time
16:00-17:00 (EET)
Hosts
Anticipation Hub, DG ECHO and DG CLIMA.
Speaker
tbc
Location
EU Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
The world is facing an unprecedented climate crisis. Anticipating the impacts of hazards, and acting ahead based on pre-agreed plans and pre-arranged financing, saves lives and livelihoods. Coordinated, coherent and systematic anticipatory action is needed to drive a systemic shift towards acting earlier. This event explores enablers and challenges of scaling up anticipatory action across development, humanitarian and climate stakeholders to make anticipatory action the norm for managing predictable risks.
Launching locally-led climate action at scale through IFRC's Global Climate Resilience Platform
Date
9 November 2022
Time
17:00-18:00 (EET)
Hosts
IFRC
Egypt
Speaker
tbc
Location
Civil Society Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
In-person
Brief description
The launch event, co-hosted by the IFRC and the Government of Egypt, Ministry of Social Solidarity, will focus on the specific barriers to locally-led climate financing and how investments can reach the local level to scale up of effective transformative change. The event will feature several keynote speakers (see attached flyer) and a panel with high level representatives including:
- Mr. Henk Ovink, Special Envoy for Water, Government of the Netherlands,
- Ms. Jill de Bourg, President, Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross Society
- Mr. Ibrahima Cheikh Diong, Director General, Africa Risk Capacity Group
- Ms. Farzana Faruk Jhumu, Fridays for Future, Climate Activist
SOFF Launch Event: Innovative finance to close weather and climate data gaps (working title)
Date
9 November 2022
Time
18:00-19:00 (EET)
Hosts
IGP
Speaker
tbc
Location
Nordic Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
Integrated finance to deliver adaptation action
Date
9 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
IFRC
Speaker
tbc
Location
Egypt Civil Society Pavillon
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
10 November 2022
16th CREWS Meeting of the Steering Committee
Date
10 November 2022
Time
13:00-16:00 (EET)
Hosts
CREWS
Speaker
tbc
Location
Tonino Lamborghini Hotel
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
Field experiences of dealing with Losses and Damages and lessons for a Global Mechanism on L&D
Date
10 November 2022
Time
13:15-14:45 (EET)
Hosts
Ecuador
Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation
Speaker
National governments: of Ecuador, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Peru, ev. First Minister of Scotland;
Local actors: (virtual) from the Andes, Ethiopia, Bangladesh
Civil society: CJRF, CAN/Third World Network, Alliance 2015
Representatives of financial organisations: Reinsurance actors
Location
Memphis (300)
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
Local, national, global experiences of dealing with current losses and damages (IPCC, AR6) - early warning, disaster risk reduction, social safety nets, cash transfers, planned relocation, diversification will be presented and assessed for operationalization of a loss and damage mechanism.
COP27 High-Level Climate Action Champions (HLC) reception
Date
10 November 2022
Time
17:00-18:00 (EET)
Hosts
HLC
WRI
Speaker
tbc
Location
Resilience Hub
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
In-person
Brief description
tbc
The role and limits of humanitarian action in the face of rising losses and damages
Date
10 November 2022
Time
18:30-20:00 (EET)
Hosts
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
Concern Worldwide
Mercy Corps
Plan International (Plan)
Speaker
Nancy Tembo,Min.of Foreign Affairs Malawi Vasiti Soko,Dir.Nat.Disaster Manag. Fiji Lesley Ndlovu,CEO ARC Ltd Nuha Eltinay,MENA Resurgence Khadeeja Naseem,Min.of Enviro.Maldives Asha Mohamed,SG Kenya Red Cross Co-applicants: Plan International,Concern Worldwide and Mercy Corps
Location
Memphis (300)
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
Actions the humanitarian sector is taking to support vulnerable communities dealing with L&D, including climate-induced and extreme weather-related displacements, early warning early action, climate-smart response, scaling up effective action that ensures the most vulnerable are not left behind. The event will discuss the role and limitations of the humanitarian sector in supporting vulnerable communities avert, minimize and address climate-related losses and damages.
Co-benefits and trade-offs of climate action, uncovering new incentives for early climate action
Date
10 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
IFRC
Speaker
tbc
Location
UK Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
How to design climate services to inform adaptation policy
Date
10 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
UKMO
Speaker
Dr. Asha
Location
tbc
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
11 November 2022
Scaling-up early warning and early action through comprehensive disaster and climate risk management
Date
11 November 2022
Time
15:00-16:30 (EET)
Hosts
UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
World Meteorological Organisation (WMO)
Location
Hatshepsut
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
The ambitious plan to achieve universal early warning coverage in the next five years requires an all-out effort by multiple actors, stakeholders, and institutions. This in turn necessitates a coherent policy basis that will enable the most conducive governance ecosystem. The event will share replicable, and scalable integrated disaster risk reduction and climate action that will facilitate the achievement of such an ambitious plan and contribute to long-term resilience.
Mitigating climate risks, enhancing resilience: towards early warning systems for all
Date
11 November 2022
Time
18:30-20:00 (EET)
Hosts
France
Caribbean Meteorological Organization (CMO)
Commission de l'ocean Indien (COI)
Speaker
French Minister for Energy Transition, H.E. Agnès Pannier-Runacher, tbc WMO Secretary General, Pr. Petteri Taalas, tbc Representatives from CREWS beneficiary countries and partners Representative from a CREWS contributing member, ministerial level Other UN officials and relevant organisations
Location
Memphis (300)
UNFCCC Side-Event Room 5
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
This event aims to take stock of the results achieved through the Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems initiative (CREWS) regarding climate risk mitigation and early warnings coverage, and explore what it would take to achieve the objective of covering everyone on earth within 5 years.
Carbon neutral and resilient agri-food systems
Date
11 November 2022
Time
18:00-19:00 (EET)
Hosts
CRFS Alliance
FAO
Speaker
tbc
Location
Food Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
This session discusses carbon neutrality and resilience to shocks in local and global agri-food supply chains and systems through four perspectives: resilience and adaptation of agri-food systems; business and GHG emissions in supply chains; leveraging technology and innovation to reduce emissions.
Early warning/early action
Date
11 November 2022
Time
19:30-20:30 (EET)
Hosts
France
CREWS
Speaker
tbc
Location
France Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
In-person
Brief description
tbc
12 November 2022
Turning ambition into action through the power of partnerships: scaling up anticipatory action
Date
12 November 2022
Time
12:00-12:45 (EET)
Hosts
REAP
WFP
Speakers
To be confirmed
Location
UAE Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
This event will showcase how cross-sectoral action results in lives and livelihoods saved, development gains protected, and resilience built through the full value chain of anticipatory action. By highlighting the successes and ongoing challenges of innovative partnership models like REAP, and the work of key partners such as WFP, it will make an urgent call for even more ambitious commitments to work together to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement and Glasgow Climate Pact, and to mobilize the resources necessary to ensure that action and support reaches the most vulnerable, wherever they are.
Strengthening Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems in the Caribbean, Pacific, and Southeast Asia
Date
12 November 2022
Time
12:15-15:15 (EET)
Hosts
CREWS
Location
Canada Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
tbc
Brief description
The Canada CREWS Project (2016-2022), led by the World Meteorological Organization and funded by the Environment and Climate Change Canada, aimed to build resilience to high-impact hydro-meteorological events by strengthening multi-hazard early warning systems in the Caribbean, South East Asia, and Pacific. This event will showcase some key outcomes of the project with specific examples of Resilience Building in the context of high-impact hydro-meteorological events at regional, national, and community levels. Key project stakeholders from all three regions will provide the audience with an opportunity to understand the importance of investing in Early Warning Systems and consolidate knowledge of their contribution to Resilience Building.
Climate Change and Social Protection: Social protection as part of the Global Shield against Climate Risks (working title)
Date
12 November 2022
Time
13:30-15:00 (EET)
Hosts
Germany
IGP
Speakers
To be confirmed
Location
German Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
Working Title: Anticipating Crises and Taking Early Action in Fragile and Conflict Affected States (FCAS)
Date
12 November 2022
Time
14:00-15:00 (EET)
Hosts
UK
Speakers
To be confirmed
Location
UK Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
Anticipatory action – at the nexus between humanitarian, development, peace and climate action
Date
12 November 2022
Time
14:30-15:30 (EET)
Hosts
WFP
Location
EU Pavillion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
The world is facing multiple crises at a time when the humanitarian system is already over-stretched. To effectively tackle the climate crisis, while reducing current humanitarian needs, innovative solutions that span the nexus of humanitarian, development, peace and climate action are required...This event will showcase how cross-sectoral action results in lives and livelihoods saved, development gains protected, and resilience built through the full value chain of AA.
High Level Session on DRF organised by the IDF and World Bank Group/MIGA
Date
12 November 2022
Time
15:00-16:00 (EET)
Hosts
World Bank
IDF
Location
World Bank Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
IDF and World Bank Group/MIGA Reception
Date
12 November 2022
Time
18:00-19:30 (EET)
Hosts
World Bank
IDF
Location
Tonino Lamborghini Hotel
In-person, virtual or hybrid
In-person
Brief description
tbc
Scaling up climate adaptation and early warning early action: An evening reception organised by The Adaptation Action Coalition & The Risk-informed Early Action Partnership
Date
12 November 2022
Time
18:30-20:00 (EET)
Hosts
REAP
AAC
Location
UK Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
In-person
Brief description
This evening reception, on Adaptation Day at the end of the first week of COP, will provide an opportunity for Parties to come together in an informal setting to discuss the importance of turning climate adaptation ambition into action, and how scaling up early warning early action is a key route to doing so...Following short interventions, participants will be given the opportunity to network in an informal setting and through peer exchange, collectively building momentum for climate adaptation and early warning early action.
Early action for climate adaptation – an evening reception organised by the Risk-informed Early Action Partnership
Date
12 November 2022
Time
17:30-19:00 (EET)
Hosts
United Kingdom
Speaker
Representatives from COP Presidencies 26, 27 and 28
Location
UK Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
In-person
Brief description
This evening reception will provide an opportunity for Parties to come together in an informal setting to discuss how scaling up and mainstreaming early action has co-benefits for climate adaptation, including through the Early Warnings For All initiative, and the value of partnerships like REAP in this space. Participants will hear from key REAP Partners - the COP Presidencies - on our progress in aligning early action with climate adaptation, and the future outlook for the Partnership. Following short interventions, participants will be given the opportunity to engage in frank discussions about the importance of early action partnerships for climate adaptation, and what Parties can do to make early action the norm, saving lives and livelihoods from the increasingly severe and frequent impacts of climate change.
Shaping the way forward on Adaptation Action and Support
Date
12 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
COP27 team
Location
tbc
In-person, virtual or hybrid
In-person
Brief description
A ministerial session on how to further capture progress on adaptation, including specific measures such as developing a comprehensive monitoring process, raising additional funds for adaptation initiatives, and support needed for NAPS development.
How to avert, minimize, and address Loss and Damage to infrastructure (Focus on Early Action and Early Warning Systems)
Date
12 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
COP27 team
AAC
Location
tbc
In-person, virtual or hybrid
In-person
Brief description
As COP President, Egypt recognizes the importance of supporting countries to enhance their capacity in early warning systems and early action technologies. With support from the Adaptation Action Coalition, this session will convene key stakeholders to discuss the importance of early action and early warning to avoid losses and damages, particularly to infrastructure. Government officials, intergovernmental organizations and civil society organizations committed to averting, minimizing and addressing loss and damage to infrastructure through early warning systems will discuss successes and challenges in reaching this goal.
14 November 2022
Launch Event of the Global Shield
Date
14 November 2022
Time
11:30-12:30 (EET)
Hosts
V20
Germany
Speaker
tbc
Location
V20 Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
The role of early warning, anticipatory action and effective communication for resilience building
Date
14 November 2022
Time
15:00-16:30 (EET)
Hosts
IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (IGAD-ICPAC), BBC Media Action, Imperial College London, Met Office Hadley Center
Speaker
Dr Guleid Artan, Dr Linda Ogallo, Dr Ahmed Amdihun (ICPAC), Ms. Lisa Robinson (BBC Media Action), Mr Paul Davies or Ms Helen Bye (Met Office Hadley Center), Dr Caroline Wainwright (Grantham Institute), Dr Joyce Kimutai or Patricia Nying'uro (Kenya Met Dept)
Location
Hatshepsut
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
This event will explore what early warning, anticipatory actions and effective communication for resilience and adaptation looks like in Eastern Africa, and how decision makers at various levels including communities can be engaged in the production of climate services and disaster risk management.
Actions After Impacts: What actions are non-state actors taking to address climate losses and damages and how can these be accelerated?
Date
14 November 2022
Time
17:00-19:00 (EET)
Hosts
HLC
Speaker
tbc
Location
Action Room 1
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
AWARE (Action for Water Adaptation and Resilience) initiative official launch
Date
14 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
COP27 team
Speakers
tbc
Location
tbc
In-person, virtual or hybrid
tbc
Brief description
The day will commence with the inauguration of the AWARE initiative, in partnership with the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), this initiative aims to foster political efforts, practical action, knowledge sharing and field capacity development to place adaptive water management systems at the heart of the climate change adaptation agenda, establishing a pan-african hub for water hub.
Early warnings and early adaptation actions for the water sector
Date
14 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
COP27 team
Speakers
tbc
Location
tbc
In-person, virtual or hybrid
tbc
Brief description
This session will feature the following sub-topics: how to advance implementation of the UN Secretary-General's Global Early Warning Initiative; water scarcity and drought adaptation actions; public-private partnerships in the water sector; flash flood protection; and rainfall harvesting. It is an official presidency agenda session, organized as part of Presidency Water Day.
Earth Observations System for Monitoring and Managing River Basin Systems
Date
14 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
COP27 team
Speakers
tbc
Location
tbc
In-person, virtual or hybrid
tbc
Brief description
Owed to the complexities embedded in the field of Geospatial intelligence, combining and appropriately using the rapidly increasing data sources and the associated computational power so that our proposed earth observation solution system will be dynamic, scalable, operational and adaptable to allow further expansion in geospatial, temporal and computational domains. A case study on the Nile River Basin Monitoring using Geospatial Earth Observations based Support System (NRGESS) provides a capability of monitoring any changes that might occur along the Nile River streams.
15 November 2022
DRM & Humanitarian Action: What does success look like for universal early warning coverage and effective AA for all?
Date
15 November 2022
Time
17:00-18:00 (EET)
Hosts
REAP
UNDRR
Location
Resilience Hub
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
Early this year, the United Nations Secretary-General made a call to ensure every person on Earth is protected by early warning systems within five years. The response to the call should consider the end-to-end people-centered early warning value chain – from risk assessments to infrastructure and community last-mile outreach. Better availability and quality of data, financial resources, effective governance and coordination arrangements among stakeholders will strengthen MHEWS particularly in LDCs, SIDS and African countries.
But early warning systems must also be inclusive of communities most at risk with adequate institutional, financial and human capacity to act on early warnings. Community participation must be embedded early on in the planning and design of EWEA. Shock-responsive social protection mechanisms offer far-reaching solutions towards universal action, as do innovative insurance solutions.
With many good practices available, this session will discuss what success should look like for this ambitious new initiative.
Rising up from drought together: Towards global action for drought resilience
Date
15 November 2022
Time
18:30-20:00 (EET)
Hosts
UNCCD
Location
Osiris
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
Drought puts livelihoods and ecosystems at risk. This high-level session features the importance of a collaborative approach to address drought proactively at all levels, through holistic approaches that include early warning, prevention, response and ultimately building drought resilience.
GRMA Country Programme Announcement by IDF, ISF and V20
Date
15 November 2022
Time
tbc
Hosts
IDF
ISF
V20
Location
German Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
17 November 2022
DARAJA and Early Warning for All in Our Overheating Cities
Date
17 November 2022
Time
10:00-12:00 (EET)
Hosts
tbc
Location
MultiLevel Action Pavillion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
What are the new models for effective and inclusive early warning and action in a world in which over 50% of us already live in cities ? We will showcase three emerging initiatives of the award -winning DARAJA Service and Partnership that deploy tradition and culture, technology and novel financing models to meet the UN Secretary’s General’s rallying call for Early Warning for All within five years. We will explore their potential contribution to the UN’s ambitious 5 Year target and to the unmet early warning needs of the 1 billion urban poor. This event is organised as a UNFCCC Breakthrough Lab in collaboration with Race to Resilience.
Addressing Climate-induced Loss and Damage and Building Long-term Resilience of Vulnerable Groups
Date
17 November 2022
Time
13:15-14:45 (EET)
Hosts
Niger
Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR)
Speaker
Dr Kamayé Maazou, Executive Secretary CNEDD & Focal Point UNFCCC for Niger; Mr. Issa Garba, RJNCC/ AYICC; Ms Vositha Wijenayake, SLYCAN Trust; Ms Fatchima Nourra, ANSEN; Mr. Gousmane Moussa, Coordinator NAP; Mr. Sani Ayouba, JVE Niger; Representatives from GNDR, youth; UNFCCC/WIM/LEG representatives
Location
Memphis (300)
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
This event focuses on climate-induced migration, economic losses and damages in food systems & non-economic losses due to change in ways of life. It presents how inclusive & participatory policy & actions, synergies between DRR & climate policy & processes could scale up climate resilience of all.
DRM & Humanitarian Action: Leaving no one behind: how to tackle the conflict and fragility blindspot and ensure those affected by crises are not left behind
Date
17 November 2022
Time
14:30-15:30 (EET)
Hosts
IFRC
NEF
ODI
ICRC
Speaker
tbc
Location
Resilience Hub
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
Science for Climate Classroom on the fundamentals of Early Warning Systems (EWS)
Date
17 November 2022
Time
16:00-18:00 (EET)
Hosts
tbc
Location
IPCC Pavilion
In-person, Virtual, or Hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
18 November 2022
Advances in Climate Prediction and Early Warning in the IGAD Region; and Continental Multihazard Advisory and Warning System from Data Rescue and Digitalisation to MultiHazards Early Warning and Early Action
Date
18 November 2022
Time
09:00-10:30 (EET)
Hosts
tbc
Location
Africa Pavilion
In-person, virtual or hybrid
Hybrid
Brief description
tbc
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