June 13, 2019 • 11:00 am - 12:45 pm

Breakout Sessions

Parallel breakout sessions with hands-on examples from leaders and game changers in government, private sector and from institutions. Participants explore and exchange how to finance, implement and update their NDCs and enhance climate transparency systems either in specific industry sectors or cross-sectoral, country-wide as well as on subnational or city level.

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Birch
Refining the role of the private sector to enhance finance flows for achieving NDCs: Exploring shared lessons from Southern Africa
Dr. Muhammed Sayed (Development Bank of Southern Africa), Aina-Maria Iteta (Environmental Investment Fund, Namibia), Munalula Mulonda (Zambia National Commercial Bank)
 Pine
Mainstreaming gender within the NDC process: entry points and ways forward
Verania Chao (UNDP), Sabia Kpekata (Ghana), Maria Ines Rivadeneira (Ecuador), Sandee Recabar (Philippines), Gotelind Alber (GenderCC)
 Yew
What can sustainable land-use and land-use planning do for climate change adaptation and mitigation?
Alessandro De Pinto (IFPRI); Katalin Solymosi (UNIQUE); George Wamukoya (Kenya); André Fabian (GIZ)
 Copenhagen
National benefits of ambitious MRV-systems
Sandra Motshwanedi (South Africa); Angela Rivera (Colombia); Andaloussi Meriam (Morocco); María Paz Lobo (ICAFE - Nama Café Costa Rica)
 Aurora Borealis 3
How green bonds are mobilising climate finance at scale
Prof. Suahasil Nazara (Indonesia); Joanne Manda (UNDP); Serena Vento (Climate Bonds Initiative); Michael Rattinger (ADB); Stephen Hammer (World Bank)
 Reindeer
Regional action to advance Nationally Determined Contributions
Crispin d'Auvergne (OECS)
 Stockholm 1
Maximising the SDG benefits of NDCs
Ursula Becker (GIZ); Ieva Indriunaite (SDS); Dean Gioutsos (SDS); Sebastian Helgenberger (IASS); Telly Chauke (South Africa); Imre Petry (AED), Andrea Meza (Costa Rica); Mexico (tbc)
 Elk
Strengthening NDC ambition and accelerating implementation through private sector engagement
Pietro Bertazzi (CDP); Margaret-Ann Splawn (CMIA); Gillian Nelson (We Mean Business Coalition); Dr. Jasmine Hyman (E Co Ltd); James Harries (Ricardo Energy & Environment)
 Aurora Borealis 1
Reducing energy poverty and building resilience through NDC action
Sarah Berendes (Reiner Lemoine Institute)
 Aurora Borealis 2
Systemic leadership: tools for change makers
Rachel Phillips (Edge Effects), Payam Yuce Isik (Edge Effects)
 Stockholm 2
Building M&E for adaptation – what can we learn from a sectorial approach? Lessons from national case studies and experiences
Julia Wolf (FAO); Jorge Gutierrez (Colombia); Muhammad Semambo (Uganda); Silvia Zuñiga Orellana (Guatemala); Umberto Labate (UNDP), Simon Addison (IIED)