The conclusion of the first global stocktake (GST) at COP28 in 2023 marked a critical moment in the Paris “ambition cycle.” The GST outcome urged Parties and non-Party stakeholders to accelerate climate action, encouraging international and enhanced cooperation on the implementation of multilateral environmental conventions and agreements. It called for countries to respond to a number of key, transformational global targets and signals – including strengthening adaptation action by building accessible, user-driven early warning systems (EWS) for all by 2027.
Join us as we explore:
- How have Parties advanced action on EWS and what is needed?
- How can Mission 1.5 catalyze enhanced international cooperation under the Troika’s leadership in 2025 and beyond?
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- Mission 1.5: Enhancing international cooperation, making the Paris Agreement’s goals possible (IDDRI)
Distinguished Panel Speakers (in alphabetical order)
Matti Goldberg
Director of Government Relations, Woodwell Climate Research Center
Marta Torres Gunfaus
Climate Programme Director, Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI)
Amanda McCarty
Director, NOAA's Climate Ready Nation initiative
Lorraine Youds
Programme Coordinator, Risk Informed Early Action Partnership
Kaveh Guilanpour — Moderator
Vice President for International Strategies, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Kaveh Guilanpour is the Vice President for International Strategies at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, overseeing the international aspects of the work of C2ES including in relation to the United Nations negotiations process. Mr. Guilanpour has worked in the environmental sector in policy and legal roles for more…