Join us for a stock take on what happened in Belém at the first Climate COP30 in the Amazon, and discuss what implications the outcomes may have for forests, climate, and livelihoods moving forward.
This post-COP30 webinar will focus on COP30 outcomes and side initiatives related to the safeguarding of tropical forests and the role and inclusion of forest communities and Indigenous Peoples as allies in stewarding, restoring, and protecting forests for local and global benefits.
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Confirmed speakers:
Toby Gardner, Co-Director Trase, Senior Research Fellow at Stockholm Environment Institute – SEI, Focali member (Moderator)
Solange Bandiaky-Badji, President and Coordinator, Rights and Resources Initiative
Taís Sonetti González, Post-doctoral reseracher at Unicamp – AmazonFACE, resercher associated with Stockholm Resilience Centre, Focali member and reporting back from COP30 for the Focali – SIANI collaboration
Claudia Ituarte-Lima, International public lawyer, Senior Researcher and Thematic leader on human rights and environment at Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Coordinator of DEFENDBIO and Director of the Global Network for Human Rights and Environment, Focali member
Mairon Bastos Lima, Senior Research Fellow Stockholm Environment Institute – SEI, Science Lead in Trase and Focali member
Arild Angelsen, Professor, School of Economics and Business, The Norwegian University of Life Sciences NMBU, Focali member
Alexandre Antonelli, Professor University of Gothenburg, Director of Science Kew Gardens, Founder Hidden Universe: Biodiversity, Focali member