We live at the epicentre of an ecological catastrophe with unimaginable consequences. Yet, there has to emerge a global organic consciousness and a genuine global political will and consensus to advance the agenda for a true transformative pathway and architecture, in the service of humanity and the entire human family. Our task is to highlight the urgency for the need to acknowledge the inseparability of biodiversity and climate change, and the existence of a body of knowledge that can pave the way to avoid devastation and calamities across the world. Our dialogue is aimed at underlining the existence of this nascent and marginalised organic consciousness, its moral vitality, its political-economic essence, and the necessity for climate justice, equality and equity worldwide.

Climate Change In The Classroom, Living Room, Street and Beyond

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Witness an intergenerational exchange of knowledge on a global stage, highlighting the necessity of climate justice, equality and equity worldwide.

Screening of "the Tower" by artist Wilf Speller

Keynote Presentation by Ambassador Lumumba Di-Aping

Intergenerational Dialogue on Global Climate Justice and Equity

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Climate and Biodiversity Week to spur the world into action to protect our planet

We stand at the brink of a crucial moment in time - a moment in which we must take decisive collective action to protect our planet, and the life it sustains, for future generations. It is an opportunity for us to take our place in history as the generation that stepped up to halt climate change, and transform human activity to operate within Earth's planetary boundaries. 

Expo 2020 Dubai's Climate & Biodiversity Week convenes government decision-makers, business leaders, youth advocates and our millions of visitors to address the greatest challenge of our time and generate solutions critical to the future of our civilisation and the health of our planet. 

What's your Promise to our Planet?

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How do we work together to better manage climate change and protect biodiversity? 

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Learnings and insights from the World Majlis conversations on Climate and Biodiversity

World Majlis: Insights from Climate & Biodiversity Week

Insight Report from Climate and Biodiversity Week

Natural Resource and Biodiversity Conservation

Program for People and Planet - Empowerment Workshop 

Conservation for Hope at Climate and Biodiversity Week

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Expo 2020 Dubai Climate & Biodiversity Week

EXHIBITOR Magazine Announces World Expo Award Winners

EXHIBITOR Magazine's World Expo Awards

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Each year, residents of Peru’s Quehue District re-weave Q’Eswachaka, the last of the Incan rope bridges, in a custom that goes back 600 years. Now, at the Peru Pavilion, you can witness this ancient tradition in real time, as part of a wide-ranging showcase of Peru’s timeless culture. The pavilion’s elegant, loom-like exterior is a reference to Peruvian traditional woven crafts but, from nutrient-rich superfoods to staggering ancient ruins, there’s much to explore from one of the world’s most biodiverse nations.

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Savour delicious Peruvian superfoods, such as quinoa

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Witness the re-weaving of the last Inca bridge, Q’Eswachaka

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Explore the natural riches of one of the world’s “mega-diverse” countries

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The Peru Pavilion is a large rectangular structure wrapped in a woven-looking façade, like a vibrantly coloured traditional blanket draped over a grand table. This woven element, which is composed of layered, multi-coloured vertical lines, surrounds the entire pavilion, curving up on the bottom left side to reveal an open, shaded courtyard and performance space. On the lower right, the pavilion’s tall entryway slices through the woven exterior and plunges down a glowing tunnel. 

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Alla Semenovskaya is an interdisciplinary researcher and consultant based in Russia, with a background in strategic business development and launching emerging technologies. She is a graduate in Asian and African Studies from National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE) in Moscow, and a fellow of the postgraduate design-research program «The Terraforming» of the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design. Her recent work has specialised in research projects and site specific collaborative practices, exploring comparative governance, climate and environmental policies, and implications of computational technologies, which has been displayed in various formats including publications and films. 

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Her work uses the traditional Shipibo-Conibo or Kené design from a contemporary perspective in which she incorporates mythological and sacred characters and beings. Her visual repertoire is made up of aspects of the flora, fauna, daily life, traditions of the Shipibo-Konibo people, as well as her visions with ayahuasca. Her interest in the knowledge of new techniques has made her a great researcher and disseminator of painting techniques based on earth, pigments and natural dyes. She learned the technique of embroidery and drawing in her family environment. She studied nursing at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. She is currently part of the Association of women shinanya nomabo, in Pucallpa. 

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Lara Rudar is a multimedia artist, filmmaker and environmental advocate studying at Jumeirah English Speaking School Dubai. Last year, she was named one of the 20 Official UAE Ambassadors for Nature and has been working with Emirates-Nature WWF and the Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi to empower UAE youth with the experiences, knowledge, and skills to tackle environmental issues. Internationally, she has spoken at numerous panels hosted by the United Nations as a WSIS Youth Campaigner and represented Turkey at the ‘Youth4Climate: Driving Ambition’ conference in Milan to develop concrete proposals for Pre-COP26 in Milan and COP26 in Glasgow. She is currently the Education Coordinator at the Re-Earth Initiative, an international youth-led climate organisation.

Lara Rudar

Artist & Filmmaker, Official UAE Ambassador for Nature, UN Youth PreCOP26 Delegate

Lumumba Di-Aping has dedicated his career in both the public and private sectors addressing the inequality that hinders the development of the Global South. He started his career as a strategy consultant and then investment banker. Lumumba then moved on to serve as Ambassador and Deputy Head of the Sudan Mission to the United Nations. During that tenure, he was Lead Negotiator for Developing Countries on Energy, Environment, Trade and Global Governance and Chairman of the G77+China Group -  A block of 132 developing UN member states which represents Global South in negotiation on reform of the International Financial Institutions (IMF/WB), UNFCCC and multiple other social, political and economic issues. Lumumba served as Chairman of the African Group and chief negotiator for developing countries.

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ilma Jurkute is the Executive Director of Alserkal, overseeing Alserkal Avenue, Alserkal Arts Foundation, and Alserkal Advisory. Her professional and academic experience is centered on placemaking and the development of sustainable, community-centric creative economies with both global and regional impact. Vilma has been instrumental in the evolution and growth of Alserkal and its initiatives. Since joining the organisation in 2012, she led the $20 million expansion of Alserkal Avenue into a 500,000 square foot cultural destination that is now home to over 70 prominent cultural organisations and entrepreneur-led businesses. Under her leadership, Alserkal has grown into a socially responsible and forward-thinking cultural enterprise. 

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​​Wilf Speller is an artist and filmmaker, born and based in London, UK. Their work emerges from a research and writing practice that reflects on future imaginaries and their representation. Of late, Wilf’s work primarily focuses on the ideological and aesthetic dogmas that shape the spatial politics of late capitalism and the climate crisis. Wilf has established the Institute for Archipelago Thinking (IAT), an independent think-tank with the aim to better understand the legal and sovereign status of the world’s remaining land masses. The IAT hopes that through the study of ‘pre-flood’ models of island management we will be able to gain a better understanding of the legal status of ‘post-land-based states’ and the ever-growing numbers of ‘landless people(s)’. 

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Cultures in Conversation | Climate Change In The Classroom, Living Room, Street and Beyond

World Expos have always been meeting places for people across cultures and geographies; an opportunity to come together and celebrate human ingenuity and forge meaningful human connections. As the first World Expo to be held in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, and with the participation of more than 192 countries, Expo 2020 Dubai looks to take this legacy even further. The Build Bridges track of Expo 2020 Dubai’s Programme for People and Planet features a tapestry of event series and experiences that celebrate our common humanity and the vital connections that can help us prosper together as a worldwide community.

Knowing One Another Better

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How do we work together to better manage climate change and protect biodiversity?

Climate and Biodiversity Week

We grow enough food to feed 10 billion people – 30 percent more than we need. Our challenge is not how to produce more food, but to waste less, and with less impact on the planet.

Agriculture today is the largest consumer of the world’s freshwater resources. It accounts for over 25 percent of global energy use, and uses half of the world’s habitable land. Meanwhile, one person in nine is undernourished while as much as one-third of the total food on the planet is lost or wasted.

Food loss and waste are responsible for an estimated 8 percent of global CO2 emissions, and the economic costs of food loss are estimated at $400 billion per year, even before the additional costs of food waste.

From producer to distributor to consumer, food loss occurs at every step of getting the food from farm to table. The reasons range from bad weather to processing problems, overproduction, inadequate storage infrastructure, and retailer and consumer behaviour. Reducing food waste is a social, environmental, and economic challenge, and is key to the better health of humans and the planet.

Reducing Food Loss and Waste for a Healthier Planet

The Value of Food: Reducing Food Loss and Waste to Save the Planet

Thought leaders, visionaries and changemakers exchange ideas on how to make food supply chains more efficient, reduce waste and, in turn, tackle both obesity and starvation. Co-curated with New Zealand Pavilion

Value of Food Session Agenda

Value of Food Documents 

Inside Expo: Sustainability I: The World’s Oldest Innovator

Inside Expo: Sustainability II: Harnessing the Sun

The Powerhouse Pavilions

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At Expo 2020, sustainability is an urgent, attainable reality, and Terra – The Sustainability Pavilion is the proof. Both immersive exhibition space and exemplar of environmental self-sufficiency, Terra is a pioneering piece of architecture that pushes the limits of renewable design.

The pavilion’s 130-metre-wide solar canopy – so vast that you could park 10 city buses head-to-tail atop it – converts sunshine into electricity for the exhibits below. Artfully funnelled natural light and local plant species, together with technologies that can reduce water consumption by 75 per cent, show the way to a sustainable future.


Inspiring experiential journey through our shared sustainable future

Two immersive paths to choose from: beneath a forest and beneath an ocean

LEED Platinum environmental features, including solar power and water recycling

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Terra is a super-sized marvel of forward-thinking design. The pavilion’s technology generates enough energy in a year to power a Nissan Leaf to drive halfway to Mars, while another system captures moisture from the air you breathe and turns it into drinkable water. Enter and take a fantastical journey through the wonders of nature, humanity’s challenges and the promise of our shared future. 


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Terra is home to five thought-provoking art installations from artists around the world, with each piece demonstrating a response to the issue of sustainability.

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Young visitors can explore a fantastical world inspired by Terra's very own octopus, Octavia.

Octavia's Playground

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From farm to plate, the food value chain is an integral part of society, providing income and livelihoods for billions. The ways in which we currently cultivate food by means of deforestation and food waste however, are all contributing adversely to climate change. Expo will serve as a platform to bring together all stakeholders in various value chains to spotlight localized solutions to food, nutrition and farming challenges. The programme will explore food sustainably, climate-friendly agriculture and other practices that work in harmony with the environment. 


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How do we sustainably grow food to meet future demand?

Food, Agriculture & Livelihoods Week

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The Whanganui River is so important to New Zealand’s Maori people that in 2017, it was granted a special legal identity, giving it the rights of a citizen. Now, the New Zealand Pavilion offers a sweeping cultural tour narrated by the Whanganui River itself.

With a design inspired by the Maori tradition of hand-crafting containers to safeguard items of value, the pavilion leads you on a journey of conservation where the greatest treasure to be protected is our natural world. Immerse yourself in the river’s story, deepen the experience with the pavilion’s web-based app, and journey through a 10-metre-high “vertical river” of water droplets.


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The New Zealand Pavilion features a tall box clad in titanic wavy panels of chainmail-like architectural mesh called Kaynemaile. Its flexible façade pulses to evoke a living building and sits on a base crafted from New Zealand Abodo eco-timber. The ground floor’s wooden exterior lends a warm feel to the modernist design, welcoming visitors through a small gap beneath the mammoth Kaynemaile panels.

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World Majlis | The Value of Food

Explore a series of exciting conversations inspired by the theme of Expo 2020 Dubai. The World Majlis is a vibrant forum where diverse points of views are shared on important topics of our time. Each conversation brings together globally recognised thought-leaders who are invited for their exceptional contributions to the theme and their unique perspective on the topic. In each Majlis, students and members of the public are also welcome to contribute and engage.

World Majlis

Conversations on complex issues that bring together thought leaders, visionaries and changemakers.

What do you have in common with governments, the private sector and the civil society? Together, you can collaborate and set up an effective global response for several pressing concerns. This event will shed light on how technology and innovation can champion biodiversity to achieve sustainability. In addition, it will. It will convene conversations to create solutions in areas like employment, while providing partnership and networking opportunities for stakeholders. In addition, it will provide opportunities for startups and entrepreneurs to become part of the global dialogue, to drive climate change and biodiversity conservation. 

Thriving in Balance with the Planet

Thematic Business Forum | Opportunities in Climate & Biodiversity

Opportunities and progress achieved by the UAE, participating countries and Expo Partners. 

Role of Public Sector in Driving a Sustainable Future

Role of Private Sector in Achieving Net-Zero Carbon

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Expo 2020 connects minds from around the globe. These connections are not limited to the pavilions and parks, but also extend to the vast Dubai Exhibition Centre: a new, state-of-the-art venue for conferences, concerts and more. 

Conveniently located next to the recently completed Expo 2020 metro station, with striking views of the magnificent domed Al Wasl Plaza, the DEC offers 45,000 square metres of customisable event space, 14 exhibition and multi-use halls, on-site catering, and best-in-class audio-visual resources.


A light geometric pattern decorates the DEC’s extraordinarily broad front façade, which features a giant overhanging arch over the entrance to the central plaza area, as well as sloped surfaces that seem to angle away from the entrance like a pair of wings

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Connecting the business community with a world of possibilities in the most dynamic city in the Middle East.

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As an Official Partner for Expo 2020 Dubai, Dubai Chamber is playing a key role in creating new connections and fostering cross-border collaboration. The Chamber is providing a platform for UAE companies and their international counterparts to network at its on-site facility at Expo 2020. It is also hosting a number of high-profile events during Expo, including the Global Business Forum (GBF) Africa, GBF Latin America, GBF ASEAN, the 12th World Chambers Congress and the 5th edition of the Global Islamic Economy Summit.

Creating an Expo of business opportunities

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Offering everything from online tax filing to internet elections to quick business registration via your mobile device, Estonia is one of the world’s first e-governments, a true digital-first society. With a luminous design that draws inspiration from the circuitry that powers it, the Estonia Pavilion shares the Baltic nation’s digital innovations with Expo 2020.

Inside, visitors can tour a futuristic model e-classroom and walk beneath illuminated data “clouds” based on the country’s X-Road online infrastructure – but it’s not all digital here. You can also taste Nordic-inspired Estonian cuisine at the on-site restaurant.


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Ameer Ebrahim is a marine ecologist with a vast experience in fisheries management and ecology. He received his PhD in Marine Ecology mid last year at the University of Queensland, Australia. His research was focused on the ecological and functional roles of commercially important rabbitfish species in a marine environment. He has recently been appointed as Technical Coordinator and Advisor to the Seychelles Fishing Authority (SFA). His role primarily involves developing, facilitating, coordinating scientific research and projects within the SFA, and forming strong international ties within the sector. He also acts as the Advisor to the Chief Executive Officer and to the Ministry of Fisheries and the Blue Economy. Dr. Ebrahim is also the Chief Scientific Advisor to the James Michel Foundation (NGO).

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PhD Candidate in Marine Ecology/ Chief scientific advisor to The James Michel Foundation	 


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Anna-Greta Tsahkna is the founder and CEO of Timbeter and Vice-President on Estonian Association of Information Technology and Telecommunications. Timbeter is an innovative, global AI-based solution that enables quick, accurate and transparent digital measurement of timber and data management. Timbeter helps the forestry industry to save time and costs by making processes more objective and transparent, enabling better control and fair trade. Solution helps companies to manage their timber sustainably and governments with the fight against illegal logging. Timbeter as company started off from hackathon Garage48, an event that was specially dedicated to bring more women to IT. Before founding Timbeter, Anna-Greta worked in the field of IT, communications and politics. 

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Anna-Greta Tsahkna	

Aristides Muhate has 17 years of work experience in the forest sector both with the government and private sector. He started his career in 2004 as a technician in the Forest Department at the National Directorate of Forest and Wildlife, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. In 2006 He was appointed Head of Department of Forest and Wildlife at the Provincial Forestry Services in Nampula. He  joined the Private sector to work in a Carbon Project in Cheringoma and Gorongosa, working at the Nhambita and Zambezi Delta Projects for 6 years. In 2014 Aristides re-joined the Government (MICOA) as a technical assistant for REDD+ projects in Maputo, where he was involved in the development of the first jurisdictional REDD+ project (under the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility) in 9 districts of the Zambezia Province.

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Benedict Libanda is the Chief Executive Officer of the Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia. Leading up to this position, he held strategic positions in the field of biodiversity conservation with special focus at environmental and climate financing. A seasoned environmental expert with over 19 years’ experience in the area of environmental fiscal reforms, climate change financing, resource mobilisation, and investment structuring. He serves on several international environmental and climate change bodies. He holds a Master’s Degree in Developmental Studies from the University of the Free State, South Africa, and a Master’s in Business Administration from the University Leicester, England.
 



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Chief Executive Officer, Environmental Investment Fund of Namibia

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Dragica Marinič holds a PhD in Ethnology and a BSc of Chemistry and Chemical  Engineering. She works as a head of the project management office and coordinator of  the national Strategic research and innovation partnership. Her main tasks include coordination in the field of the circular economy and human resources, to support to SMEs. This is in the form of consulting, advising, providing technical support to business entities for the preparation of various projects, particularly on a national level, cross-border and European level.


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Project Manager at Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Štajerska, Slovenia 

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Fatima HAMDOUCH is Director of Strategy and Monitoring at MASEN, the Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy, which she joined in 2013, continuing an extremely varied career in  consulting, both in Morocco and overseas. Currently, her main role is to contribute to define Masen’s strategy and translate it into strategic  objectives and plans. She manages the various stages of project incubation and oversees  reporting activities. She is also in charge of corporate activities including the company organisation and risk management. She is also member of Masen Executive Committee and  represents the company in various Boards. 


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Strategic Steering Director, Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (MASEN)

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A professor of Food Science and Technology, Professor Fefadu Beyene holds a BSc in Animal Sciences (Addis Ababa University), MSc in Animal Production (Haramaya University) and PhD Food Science & Technology-Dairy Technology (Agricultural University of Norway). He is the Commissioner of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Commission, Ethiopia. He previously served as the Minister of the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, and State Minister of the Ministry of Agriculture of Ethiopia. 

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Commisioner, Environment, Forest and Climate Change Commision, Ethiopia 


Fouad Abdou Rabi is a graduate engineer in fisheries resources management at the University of Murmansk in Russia. He has also followed several training courses in marine environment management and participated in the establishment of the first national park of the Comoros (Moheli marine park) in 2001. Currently, he manages the national system of protected areas of the Comoros which is composed of 6 national parks. He is a member of several regional NGOs including the regional network for coral reef management in the Indian Ocean.

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Executive Director, National Parks Agency of Comoros 


Hana AlHashimi is Head of the Office of the UAE Special Envoy for Climate Change, HE Dr. Sultan Al Jaber. Previously, she led the International Organizations Section of the United Arab Emirates Prime Minister’s Office. AlHashimi served as a senior adviser to the President of the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly From 2018–2019, as team lead for climate action, sustainable energy, frontier technologies, and information and communications technologies (ICTs); and as the liaison with the Group of 77 and China.


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Head of the Office of the U.A.E. Special Envoy for Climate Change	UAE


Dr. Schoenfelder, started his chemical industry career in the year 1996, when he joined BASF in the field of research and development. Hendrik has since led on both, technical and commercial roles ranging from Capital Investment Manager, Six Sigma Manager (2003), Regional Business Manager (2007) and Sales Director (2011). Among Hendrik’s key achievements at Evonik, a significant initiative included the 
merging of Evonik’s Middle East, North Africa, and Sub Sahara Africa clusters to a joint unit 
as ‘Evonik Middle East & Africa’ (MEA). This newly formed organisation shares functional and 
operational expertise enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of Evonik’s activities. 


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Regional President MEA, Evonik Gulf FZE 


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Jan Budaj is the Minister of Environment of the Slovak Republic. Previously, he was the MP of the National Council of the Slovak Republic (NC SR) and Member of the Committee of the NC SR for Agriculture and Environment.



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Dr. Jozsef Steier is an economist, energy specialist, agricultural engineer and Professor of UAC (Benin).


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Founder and CEO, SUNWO Startegical Energy Technology Developement & Supply Co.

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Leo Van Broeck is advocating for an attractive, dense, and highly qualitative urban space, and is actively  contributing to raising awareness on land-use beyond the world of architecture.  
Leo is the founder and former President of the Association “City & Architecture” in Belgium, former member of the Advisory Committee for Art in the Public Space and of the Urban Design Committee of Leuven and former  President of the Federation of Belgian Architectural Associations. During his mandate as Flemish Government Architect (Vlaams Bouwmeester) in 2016-2020, he has been advising public patrons in the design and realisation of buildings, public space, landscape and infrastructure. 


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Flemish Government Architect, Government of Flanders


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Dr. Marc Pons Pons is an Engineer, with a MSc and a PhD in Sustainability Science and Technology from the BarcelonaTech and the McGill University of Montreal. Currently the director of Andorra Research + Innovation, the institution leading the design and the implementation of the National Innovation Strategy in Andorra, especially the development of the Country as an Open Innovation Living Lab and the implementation of the Digital Transformation roadmap of the country. He is also researcher of the 
Sustainability Institute of the BarcelonaTech. He has worked on several research and engineering projects in Europe, Asia and North America with a strong focus on the use of technology and Innovation for the sustainable transition in the fields of the Tourism, Energy, Mobility or Water management. 

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Director, Andorra Research and Innovation

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Marshall Banamwana is a Conservation Scientist with a more than 13 experience spanning in research, teaching and public administration. He holds Bachelor of Science in Biology majoring in Botany and Conservation and Masters of Science in Biodiversity Conservation both from the former National University of Rwanda currently the University of Rwanda. He has been working at the Ministry of Environment for the last 7 years as Biodiversity Management Specialist offering technical advisory in the implementation of policy related to biodiversity, protected areas ad wetland management and related Multi-Lateral Environment Agreements. 

Biodiveristy Management Specialist, Ministry of Environment, Rwanda

Cultures in Conversation | Climate Change In The Classroom, Living Room, Street and Beyond

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Alla Semenovskaya

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Elena Valera

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Lara Rudar

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Lumumba Di-Aping

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Vilma Jurkute

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Wilf Speller

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Alla Semenovskaya

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Climate & Biodiversity Week.

This event is part of theBuild Bridges .

This event is part of the
Build Bridges .