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Restoring Federal U.S. Leadership on Climate Change in 2020 and Beyond

What We Owe Future Generations: Sharing Knowledge and Actions Between the Youth Movement and the Private Sector

Strengthening the rights of indigenous peoples in climate change actions – A perspective from Latin America and the Caribbean

I350.org – Fridays for Future

High-level Event on Action for Climate Empowerment at COP 25

Video Climate Action / Connec... Opening by Moderator Welcoming remarks Youth call for climate action... Raising Ambition through Acti... Key Note speaker - “Accelerat... Mobilizing support and non-Pa... Closing remarks

Video Climate Action / Connect4ClimateModeratorMr. Niclas Svenningsen, Manager Global Climate Action, UN Climate ChangeWelcoming remarks“From Paris to Glasgow: Priorities for accelerating implementation of Action for Climate Empowerment”, Mr. Martin Frick, Senior Director for Policy and Programme Coordination, UN Climate Change“Mobilizing climate action through Education for Sustainable Development”, Mr. Miguel Clüsener-Godt, Director of the Division of Ecological and Earth Sciences, UNESCO“COP26 incoming presidency”, Mr. Archie Young, Head of delegation, United KingdomYouth call for climate actionInspiring remarks Ms. Licypriya Kangujam, IndiaMr. Nkosilathi Nyathi, ZimbabweMs. Brianna Fruean, SamoaMs. Julieta Martinez, ChileRaising Ambition through Action for Climate EmpowermentAnnouncement of ACE commitmentsSpeakersMr. Andreas Pinkwart, Minister of Economic Affairs, Innovation, Digitalization and Energy of the State of North Rhine–Westphalia, GermanyMr. Lorenzo Fioramonti, Minister of Education, University and Research, ItalyMs. Mary Goretti Kitutu, Minister of Water and Environment, UgandaMs. Maria Patek, Federal Ministry for Sustainability and Tourism, AustriaMs. María Isabel Celaá Diéguez, Minister of Education and Vocational Training, SpainKey Note speaker“Accelerating climate action”Mr. John Kerry, visiting Distinguished Statesman, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, United States of AmericaMobilizing support and non-Party stakeholder engagement for Action for Climate EmpowermentAnnouncement of ACE commitmentsModerator:Mr. Alexander Leicht, Chief Education for Sustainable Development UNESCOSpeakers:Burgenland Declaration on Action for Climate Empowerment, Ms. Talieh Wögerbauer, Action for Climate Empowerment AmbassadorCities mobilizing climate action for climate empowerment, Mr. Ashok Sridharan, President of ICLEITeachers empowering for climate action, Ms. Manuela Mendonça, Executive Board Member, Education International, World Teacher Union, PortugalMs. Zheng Shuang, Youth Voices for Climate Actions and Youth4Climate Advocate, ChinaQuestions and AnswersClosing remarksPre-COP in Italy – Mr. Sergio Costa, Ministry for Environment Land and Sea Protection, Italy

The CTCN – operational arm of the Technology Mechanism – is planning a technical workshop on gender-responsive Technology Needs Assessments

1. Welcome 2. Keynote: Strengthening Gen... 3. Keynote: Strengthening gen... 4. Keynote: CTCN - Gender Mai... 5. Gender Mainstream in TNA -... 6. How has a gender been inco... 7. Ayesha Constable - Jamaica 8. Questions 9. Closing

1. Welcome   2. Keynote: Strengthening Gender considerations in Technical Needs Assessments for implementation of the Paris Agreement - Women Gender Constituency   3. Keynote: Strengthening gender considerations in technology priorisation, development and transfer - Silvia Ribeiro, ETC Group   4. Keynote: CTCN - Gender Mainstreaming in Technology Processes - Karina Kolbrún Larsen   5. Keyonte: Gender Mainstream in TNA - Ala Druta, TNA Project Consultant, CIS countries   6. Keynote: How has a gender been incoorporated by countries since the launch of the TNA gender guidance - Sara Traerup   7. Ayesha Constable - Jamaica   8. Questions   9. Closing