Background:
Youth/Fridays for Future, people on the street demand effective global climate action. We see a paradigm shift in global climate action collaboration with national governments now welcoming non-state actors’ climate action in the UNFCCC process/Paris Agreement. Disruptive COVID19 circumstances and postponed government focused COP26 gives us a chance to reimagine the way we organize global climate talks and explore new avenues for coordination and incentivization of multistakeholder climate action. New technologies (e.g. blockchain) enable the global community to deploy new solutions for meaningful and rewarding engagement of all societal stakeholders.
We need ambitious climate action now! Let’s be creative – let’s collaborate! #RaceToZero #ActionNow
Schedule:
6:00 – 6:05 Welcome message by the organizers
6:05 – 6:10 – Angel Hsu — Data Driven Labs (Yale-NUS) – Context I: Status quo of global non-state actors’ climate action
6:10 – 6.15 – European Commission – Context II: European Climate Pact – EU’s non-state actors’ Engagement Innovation
6:15 – 7.00 Flash presentation of initiatives, ideas and plans by panelists: members of the Digital Innovation Community (DICO), Education, Communication & Outreach Stakeholders Community (ECOS), youth (YOUNGO) and local governments & municipal authorities (LGMA) constituencies in the context of the UNFCCC process
– Miroslav Polzer, IAAIGloCha, Dig. Innov. Comm. (COP26 Digital Pavilion, Digital Pact, Music, Gamification)
– Martin Wainstein, Yale Open Lab (Climate CollabathonClimate Action Tracking and Accounting)
– Tom Baumann, Climate Chain Coalition – D2I2 Data & Digital Innovation Infrastructure
– Anita Mujumdar, Evercity – CCC Finance team – Digital Finance
– Mark McCaffrey, Education, Communication & Outreach Stakeholders Community #Learn4Climate
– Marie Claire Graf, Swiss youth delegate to the UNFCCC process, YOUNGO focal point
– Yunus Arikan, ICLEI – Local government and municipal authorities (LGMA) focal point
– UN Climate Change or/and COP26 presidency reflections
7:00 -7:15 Facilitated discussion and interactive ideation with Q&A via text from audience
7:15 – 7:50 Open Climate Dialogue in break out rooms (speakers gather ideas and comments from the general audience)
7:50 – 8.00 Final announcements, summaries and next steps.
Link to the presentation of Miroslav Polzer: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qgtj6W61GFqFxqhoyMiNg1b_lqegPDbB/view?usp=sharing
