and the formulation of strategic recommendations. This forum aims to enhance collaboration among African stakeholders, including delegates and political leaders, to effectively contribute to the global climate discourse and decision-making processes.
Extracts of the programme
12/02 HIGH LEVEL OPENING STATEMENTS
- Dr. Mithika Mwenda, Executive Director, Pan African Climate Justice Alliance
- Dr. Kevin Kariuki, Vice President for Power, Energy, Climate and Green Growth, African Development Bank
- Dr. Nassim Oulmane, Director of the Technology, Climate Change and Natural Resources Management Division, UN Economic Commission for Africa
- H.E. Ambassador Josefa Sacko, Commissioner, Agriculture, Rural Development and Blue Economy, African Union Commission
12/02 Session 3. a: Key outcomes on adaptation, Global Goal on Adaptation and Adaptation finance
- + dedicated session of Health
For more details on the consultations in climate change and health, please visit ARIN Website www.arin-africa.org
The African Research and Impact Network (ARIN) is an impact platform that brings together a network of scholars and policymakers across Africa. Modeled as a network, ARIN seeks to leverage on the capabilities of African talented scholars in a flexible manner. ARIN’s core focus is to engage in peer learning and sharing good transformative research and impact practices. Areas of focus include natural resource management, climate change, agriculture, forestry, energy, water, and cities to leverage their knowledge and experiences in promoting research excellence and impact pathways.
12/02 Session 3.b: Key Outcomes on Loss and Damage
- Richard Sherman, Co-chair, Transitional committee on Loss and Damage
- Julius Ngoma, Coordinator, Civil Society Network on Climate Change, Malawi
- Mathewos Tulu, AU Liaison Office Coordination Officer (Head of Office) UNDRR
- Obed Koringo, Policy Advisor, Care International
- Yared Deme, World Resources Institute
- Mohapi Mpona Eusebia, Youth for Climate Justice ¡ Ayan Harare, Climate Justice Lead, Oxfam in Africa
13/02 Session 3.d: Key Outcomes on Mitigation and Just and orderly Transition (Energy, Transitioning away from fossil fuels)
- Caroline Tagwireyi, Senior Mitigation Officer, AUC-SEBE
- Prof. Fadhel Kaboub, President, Global Institute of Sustainable Prosperity
- Thomas Opande, Energy Expert, WWF
- Eugene Nforngwa, Thematic Lead- Energy & Just Transition, African Coalition for Sustainable Energy and Access
- Elizabeth Chege, Energy Efficiency and Cooling Specialists, Sustainable Energy for All
- Dr. Dorsouma Alhamndou, Division Manager, Department of Climate Change and Green Growth, AfDB
13/02 Session 3.e: Key Outcomes on Climate Finance
13/02 Session 4.b: Critical Minerals - securing Africa’s interest in critical minerals sector
13/02 Session 4.b: Securing land and natural resource rights for climate resilient in the face of carbon markets
- Dr. Yemi Katerere, Independent Environmental and Policy Expert, African Civil Society Biodiversity Alliance
- Daisy Mukarakate, Regional Climate Policy Advisor, UNDP, Addis Ababa
- Emmanuel Siakilo, Senior Advisor; Climate Change-AUC ¡ Susan Otieno, Country Director, Action Aid International Kenya
- Grace Ananda, Policy and Advocacy Manager – Africa, Habitat for Humanity International ¡ Samante Anne, Programmes Manager, MPIDO
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