ILP Durham CPD: COP26

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Let’s talk COP26 – 3rd Nov. Glasgow Office
• Natasha Connelly (Arup) on how we
achieved the sustainability ISO
certification for COP-26 and G7
• Hydrogen Trains and low carbon
transport
• Isabella Garcia (One Young World) on
connecting young leaders in climate
action.
• https://www.oneyoungworld.com/
• A personal COP history from global
water business leader, Mark Fletcher
• YWP Provocations/Debate debating the
Provocation Statement ‘I, as an
individual can make a difference to
Climate Change’

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How Can Art and Culture
Accelerate a Just Transition
Business and Climate Justice:
Empowering Women
Through a Just Transition
Fear of the Green Planet
Indigenous peoples of the
Amazon and climate change:
new solutions for energy from
the indigenous territories
4th Nov. Energy Day Green Zone

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Fast Forward, a series of short
films that explore five artists’
dreams for a regenerative world
How Can Art and Culture Accelerate a Just
Transition.

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Business and Climate Justice: Empowering
Women Through a Just Transition
Empowering Women
Through a Just Transition

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Indigenous peoples of the Amazon and climate
change: new solutions for energy from the
indigenous territories

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Ashden Awards
Ashden is a London-based charity that works in
the field of sustainable energy and
development. Its work includes the annual
Ashden Awards, advocacy and research in the
field of sustainable energy, and mentoring and
practical support for award winners.

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Polar Zero
Power for All
Business Fights Poverty
The Green Girls Organization
Global Cities Climate Action
Exhibition (virtual-
engage.com)
MAY PROJECT GARDENS | Permaculture
Garden | England

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• Climate action is for everyone
• It should be inspiring, creative and enjoyable
• We all need to be climate innovators (Mayflower Garden Project)
• Not all green energy is good
• We need to do what we can in our projects we need to ensure we
address all the SDGs (and outside our usual scope of design:
gender inequality, energy poverty and off-grid renewable supplies)
• Get in touch if you want to be involved want more info on the
YWPs and other initiatives mentioned
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