Webinars

Nancy Smith of Global Friends identified collaboration as critical for information sharing and uncovering gaps at an ecosystem level.

Joanne Manda of UNDP shared that financial instruments for a green recovery have a critical role to play as governments seek to meet SDG targets and contain the climate risks simultaneously

This session showcases enterprises working on innovative solutions for climate mitigation. Solutions ranged from restoring kelp forests through responsible urchin ranching

Experts shared ideas for where investment professionals and enabling organisations can focus to achieve full potential of climate finance.

While the benefits of collaboration for systemic change are well understood, there are also many impediments. Key stakeholders must clearly define their motivations and objectives before identifying possible collaborators and areas for collaboration.

The gender agenda has many sub-issues, which can be intimidating or even paralysing for funders looking to get involved.

The pillars of gender and climate are interconnected yet largely operate in silos. To promote more work and outcomes through this dual lens stakeholders on both sides must actively seek out alliances and share required knowledge and tools.

Panelists shared how COVID-19 will disproportionately affect women because of their overrepresentation in hard-hit sectors and their designated roles as caregivers in the family

Ambassador Julie-Ann Guivarra stresses that bridging the gender gap is not only the right thing to do, it also results in economic gains.

This session focused on the intersection of gender and health with an emphasis on mobilising public and private sector capital.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unique barriers to education, especially for girls in the rural areas of India.

Even as different countries experience varying degrees of physical lockdown and restrictions from COVID-19