2009 12-18 presentation
The document outlines a side event organized by the World Student Community for Sustainable Development on December 18, 2009, focusing on collaboration among youth and students to address climate change. The event includes activities like speed-dating sessions aimed at fostering cooperation and knowledge exchange, with an emphasis on embedding youth in climate policy and innovation. It highlights the ongoing efforts to strengthen a global youth climate movement in the context of the UNFCCC's educational initiatives and public participation strategies.
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2009 12-18 presentation
- 1. Side event Youth & student collabora1on beyond Copenhagen 18th December 2009 world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org /
- 2. Welcome JusAn Kamp, Christopher Baan world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 3. Side event • 10.00 Welcome, by JusAn & Christopher • 10.05 ExplanaAon about speed-‐daAng • 10.10 Start speed-‐daAng • 10.55: Climate SoluAons Meshworks as a concrete tool for knowledge exchange • 11.00 Wrap-‐up/ summary • 11.15 Prof. Thomas Andersson • 11.40 End world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 4. About WSC-‐SD MulAdisciplinary network Think & Act Student project plaTorm 15 member communiAes 58 countries world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 5. world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 6. The ra1onale: • COP15 not as an end, but just a starAng point of cross-‐sector collaboraAon and the strengthening of a global youth movement. • This is an unprecedented opportunity for important actors to converge with the purpose of strengthening the role of youth efforts. • Youth should be an embedded actor both in climate change policy, as well as in providing new creaAve soluAons to climate change. world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 7. The aim of this event: • increase cross-‐sectoral and cross-‐organisaAonal cooperaAon • idenAfy the key steps for a truly global and interlinked youth climate movement in prepara1on for future COP mee1ngs. • interlink youth projects and to provide a support structures for ongoing youth/ student projects & innovaAons. world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 8. ArAcle 6 of the ConvenAon (UNFCCC) Educa1on & outreach a) ImplementaAon of • Public awareness programs • Public access to informaAon • Public parAcipaAon • Technical Training b) CooperaAon between sectors world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 9. Speed-‐da1ng 10 tables 5 rounds of 7 minutes 1 minute passing Ame Dynamic facilitators 10 min wrap-‐up by last facilitator of each group world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 10. Sharing at the table ReporAng structures: making projects visible Interlinking projects world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 11. Speed-‐da1ng categories 1. EducaAon for Sustainable Development 2. Sustainable energy in Least Developed Countries 3. Mainstreaming green CSR 4. Fundraising your project 5. Outreach: How to promote your project world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 12. ParAcipaAng OrganizaAons An Inconvenient Youth Documentary JVE/AYICC Canada NaAonal Wildlife FederaAon Cascade Climate Network NigeriaClimate AcAon Network CEMDA Peace Child InternaAonal / Oasis Sierra Student CoaliAon Central Asia Youth Environmental Network Stanford University China youth Cop15 delegaAon Sustainable Gathering of Youth, Coastal Development Partnership/Civil Scoiety Korea Green FoundaAon College of the AtlanAc Toronto Dickinson College University of Waterloo Sustainability Project energycrossroad WSCSD Focus the NaAon Youth Environmental Network of globe internaAonal/european parliament Uzbekistan world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 13. Jeroen Maes Climate SoluAons Meshwork world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 14. Prof. Thomas Andersson Former President Jönköping University Professor of InternaAonal Economics at Jönköping InternaAonal Business School. Senior Advisor of Science, Technology and InnovaAon Policy in the Sultanate of Oman, member of two expert groups of the European Commission. Former deputy director of science technology and industry at the OECD. world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 15. Wrap-‐up Each table: 1 min presentaAon of all 5 sessions world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 16. Collabora1on Beyond Copenhagen Taking the youth movement further Beyond poliAcs & acAvism alone: Also social entrepreneurship & new innovaAons Meshwork as possible technical tool world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 17. The future is already here, it’s only unevenly distributed William Gibson world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development
- 18. www.wscsd.org cop15.wscsd.org world student community for sustainable development / www.wscsd.org World Student Community for Sustainable Development