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A keynote speech on climate change and resilience by Sir James Bevan

A keynote speech on climate change and resilience by Sir James Bevan

What can be done to create a nation that is better adapted and resilient to the changing climate? How does climate adaptation and resilience support a growing economy? And what can be done to ensure this generation is the first to leave the environment in a better state than we …

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EXPLAINED, Climate Change Jargon I What do Mitigation, Adaptation, Resilience mean?

EXPLAINED, Climate Change Jargon I What do Mitigation, Adaptation, Resilience mean?

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COP27 | The Human Face of Climate Change

COP27 | The Human Face of Climate Change

Human capital is essential for meeting the objectives of addressing climate change and fostering development. Without focused investments in people, climate change will accelerate global poverty, exacerbate inequities, and will itself continue unabated. Climate-smart human capital can alleviate the worst impacts of climate change on people and can also empower people …

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Ghana Taking on Climate Change | Ghana Country Climate Development Report (CCDR)

Ghana Taking on Climate Change | Ghana Country Climate Development Report (CCDR)

Every year, flooding affects around 45,000 Ghanaians. Coastal erosion and sea-level rise is also threatening Ghana’s coastline. Without urgent climate action, an additional one million Ghanaians risk falling into poverty by 2050. Agriculture yields and labor productivity would drop, and incomes could be reduced by up to 40% for the …

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IPCC authors on what India’s path to climate change resilience could look like

IPCC authors on what India’s path to climate change resilience could look like

What do the IPCC reports say about how to adapt to and mitigate climate change? And what do the findings mean for a developing country like India? In this episode of Tipping Point, ThePrint’s Simrin Sirur talks to IPCC authors Dr Navroz Dubash and Dr Anjal Prakash about why strong …

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Sarah Queblatin, Green Releaf Initiative – Communities on Edge 03

Sarah Queblatin, Green Releaf Initiative - Communities on Edge 03

Sarah Queblatin is a regenerative solutions designer weaving advocacy, non-profit management, and consultancy experiences in environmental education, cultural heritage, peacebuilding, and humanitarian assistance for the last 20 years. After responding to conflict and natural disasters in the Philippines, she was inspired to form Green Releaf to support community leaders in …

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Marcus Dittrich, Tamera Ecovillage, Portugal – Communities on Edge 04

Marcus Dittrich, Tamera Ecovillage, Portugal - Communities on Edge 04

Marcus Dittrich is an ecologist and coordinator of the Tamera Ecology garden team. Communities on the Edge: Our Response to the Climate Emergency is a series of videos from the Global Ecovillage Network, exploring how ecovillages and sustainable projects are being affected by, how they are responding to, and what …

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Macaco Tamerice, Damanhur, Italy – Communities on Edge 02

Macaco Tamerice, Damanhur, Italy - Communities on Edge 02

Macaco Tamerice works as an ambassador for Damanhur and is the Coordinator of International Community Relations. In 2008, she became Vice President of GEN-Europe, in 2010 was elected President, staying in office until 2015. She is now serving on the Advisory Board of GEN- International and is President of the …

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Paul Yeboah, Ghana Permaculture Institute – Communities on Edge 01

Paul Yeboah, Ghana Permaculture Institute - Communities on Edge 01

Paul Yeboah, is an educator, farmer, permaculturist, community developer, and social entrepreneur. He is the founder and coordinator of the Ghana Permaculture Institute and Network in Techiman, Ghana, West Africa. Communities on the Edge: Our Response to the Climate Emergency is a series of videos from the Global Ecovillage Network, …

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