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This session will focus on the profound ways in which warfare impedes efforts to combat climate change. With global military expenditures reaching $2.4 trillion last year, the diversion of critical resources starkly contrasts with the persistent underfunding of essential climate initiatives.
Our panel will delve into the far-reaching consequences of conflict, from the destruction of cities and infrastructure to the decimation of farmland, biodiversity, and human life. By exploring these challenges, we aim to shed light on the urgent need for peace as a catalyst for sustainable progress.
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Focused very much these days on presenting and guest spotting for We Don't Have Time TV including hosting key shows from events like the annual UN climate conferences while also playing concerts for my new album #JustBecauseSomeBadWindBlows and backing vocals for Bernadette La Hengst.
This follows the Global Climate Action Summit in 2018 as director of comms and also strategic communications to the Earth Day Network for its 50th anniversary of Earth Day in 2020. This follows 17 mostly glorious and fun years with the United Nations, first with the UN Environment (UNEP) in Nairobi, Kenya where I rose to be Director of Communications/Spokesperson and Principal Speechwriter, and then as Director of Communications and Outreach/Spokesperson at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Bonn, Germany where I had the honour to be the Spokesperson for the landmark Paris Climate Change Summit in 2015.
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Session Overview
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This session will focus on the profound ways in which warfare impedes efforts to combat climate change. With global military expenditures reaching $2.4 trillion last year, the diversion of critical resources starkly contrasts with the persistent underfunding of essential climate initiatives.
Our panel will delve into the far-reaching consequences of conflict, from the destruction of cities and infrastructure to the decimation of farmland, biodiversity, and human life. By exploring these challenges, we aim to shed light on the urgent need for peace as a catalyst for sustainable progress.
Meet Your Panel / Speakers
Nick Nuttall
We Don't Have Time
Focused very much these days on presenting and guest spotting for We Don't Have Time TV including hosting key shows from events like the annual UN climate conferences while also playing concerts for my new album #JustBecauseSomeBadWindBlows and backing vocals for Bernadette La Hengst.
This follows the Global Climate Action Summit in 2018 as director of comms and also strategic communications to the Earth Day Network for its 50th anniversary of Earth Day in 2020. This follows 17 mostly glorious and fun years with the United Nations, first with the UN Environment (UNEP) in Nairobi, Kenya where I rose to be Director of Communications/Spokesperson and Principal Speechwriter, and then as Director of Communications and Outreach/Spokesperson at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Bonn, Germany where I had the honour to be the Spokesperson for the landmark Paris Climate Change Summit in 2015.
Max Klymenko
klymandco.com
Hi, I'm Max! I run a creative business and make videos about brands, marketing and psychology.
I have four university degrees in law, economics, business and sociology. I have also worked in law and corporate consultancy before starting my own agency. Brand enquiries: maxklymenko@sixteenth.coHope my videos help you!
Leena Eissa
Climate Sirens, Sudanese Advocate
A passionate person who loves to enjoy life , with high Ambitions and directions.
Jana Rashed
Climate Sirens, Lebanese Advocate
"Passionate about using media as a force for social change."
I believe in the power of media to inspire, educate, and catalyze change. Throughout my career in the media field, I've dedicated myself to leveraging storytelling, content creation, and strategic communication to address pressing social issues and drive positive transformation with issues like refugees and climate change.
With 3 years of experience in media, I've had the privilege of collaborating with diverse teams and organizations on impactful projects. From documentaries shedding light on important social injustices to thought-provoking campaigns.my work has always aimed to provoke dialogue and spark actions.
My mission is clear: to use my skills, knowledge, and creativity to make an impact in society. Whether it's advocating for environmental sustainability, refugee rights, diversity and inclusion, or amplifying underrepresented voices, I'm driven by a deep sense of purpose.
Louise Graymore
UNICEF
Louise is Chief of Development Partnerships at UNICEF.
"I'm a strategist, thinker, convener, director. A specialist in organizational development and partnerships, with experience in national and international private, public and NGO sectors in Europe, West Africa and East Africa. I'm skilled in policy and strategic development, practiced in complex stakeholder consultation and analysis, and I'm all about delivering results. I've worked in a range of areas, including development, health, education, children’s rights and welfare, gender and social enterprise, and as part of multi-national and developing country teams."
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