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Date Time Program Organization

Nov 1(Mon)

10:00-

12:00Seminar on Clean Hydrogen Trade Initiative

- Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy of Republic of Korea

- H2KOREA

13:00-

14:00Korean Enviornmental Independent Films

- Dust Safe Guard (2020) (30min.)

- 182-4 Deoksan-Myeon (2020) (30min.)

17:00-

18:10

Korea’s 2030NDC and Strategy for Carbon Neutrality

- Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Korea

Nov 2(Tue)

10:00-

12:00

Global Seminar on Green New Deal and International Climate Cooperation

- Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Korea

- Korea Eximbank

13:00-

15:00

The post-COVID-19 era: Future with Forests for Peace

- Koea Forest Service

- United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD)

16:00-

18:00

Searching for a New Model of International Cooperation with Developing Countries in the Forestry Sector to Address Climate

Change

- Center for Climate and Sustainable Development Law and Policy (CSDLAP)

- Environment Defense Fund (EDF)

- Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF)

- Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

- Korea University GPSCS program

Nov 3(Wed)

10:00-

12:00

Asia Water Council Climate Change High-level Roundtable

- K-water

- Asia Water Council (AWC)

13:00-

15:00

Policy Dialogue to Strengthen Blue carbon’s contribution to the NDCs

- Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (Korea)

- Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Indonesia)

- Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation (Korea)

16:00-

18:00

The role of forests to support global Net-zero: the connection from COP26 to WFC

- Korea Forest Service

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Nov 4(Thu)

10:00-

12:00

“Financing Wetlands Conservation and Restoration for Climate Benefits – Challenges and Opportunities”

- Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands

14:00-

15:00

Climate Education! A Key Role and Challenge toward Carbon Neutrality

- National Assembly Forum on Climate Change

16:00 -

17:30

Green Deals to Accelerate Ecosystem Restoration, Climate Action and Sustainable

Development Goals Implementation

- United Nations Office for Sustainable Development (UNOSD)

Nov 5(Fri)

10:00-

12:00

Accelerating Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation through Innovative

Financing

- International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

13:00-

15:00

Carbon pricing and Article 6 to foster green recovery and net-zero

- Korea Environment Corporation (K-eco)

- International Energy Agency (IEA)

- Asian Development Bank (ADB)

16:00-

18:00

International Forum on City-Wide Climate Crisis Response and Technology Sharing

- International Climate and Environment Center (ICEC)

- Urban Environmental Accords (UEA) Secretariat

- Global Green Growth Institute

- Jeollanam-do Provincial Government, Republic of Korea

- Yeosu City, Republic of Korea

- Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Nepal

- Bamenda III Council, Cameroon

- Matale Municipal Council, Sri Lanka

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Nov 8(Mon)

10:00-

12:00Carbon Neutral Korea, Carbon Free Jeju

- Jeju Research Institute

- Jeju Special Self-governing Province

- Ministry of Foreign Affairs


- Partnering for Green Growth and Global Goals 2030

- Washington State Office of the Governor

- Solutions for Our Climate

13:00-

15:00

Upscaling Green Climate Financing and Green ODA for Climate Action and Green

Recovery of Developing Countries


- K-Water

- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea

- GCF, KEITI

16:00-

18:00

P4G* Partnerships for Developing Countries to Meet their Climate Ambition and Catalyze

Investment


- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark

- P4G Global Hub

Nov 9(Tue)

10:00 -

11:30

Advancing Greenhouse Gas Inventory Systems


- Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Research Center of Korea (GIR)

13:00-

15:00

Accelerating progress on Korea’s Net Zero 2050 target: Local governments, civil society and businesses join forces to tackle climate

change through the Campaign for Blue Skies & Net Zero 2050 in the Republic of Korea

- Climate Change Center


16:00-

18:00

Republic of Korea’s 2050 Carbon Neutral Strategy on Technology Innovation and

Dissemination

- Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT)

- Green Technology Center Korea (GTCK)

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Nov 10(Wed)

10:00-

12:00

Developing a sustainable battery industry that can deliver on climate ambitions


13:00-

15:00

Climate Change and Role’s of Adaptation Technology

- Green Technology Center (GTC)

- UNEP-DTU Partnership (UDP)

- Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST)

16:00-

18:00Asian youth dialogue on carbon neutrality

- Green Environment Youth Korea (GEYK)

- China Youth Climate Action (CYCAN)

- Climate Youth Japan (CYJ)

- Taiwan Youth Climate Coalition (TWYCC)

- CarbonCare InnoLab (CCIL)

Nov 11(Thu)

10:00-

12:00

Comparing G20 Climate Mitigation, Adaptation and Finance - Korea Focus

- Solutions for Our Climate (SFOC)

- Climate Transparency

13:00-

15:00

RE100 Private Partnership to Achieve Net-zero by 2050

- Climate Change Center

- Korea Energy Agency

16:00-

18:00

Modelling activities on Climate Change at Sookmyung Women’s University

- Sookmyung Women’s University

Nov 12(Fri)

10:00-

12:00

Strategy to revitalize investment for greeenhouse gas reduction in bilateral

cooperation with developing countries on Private Sector

- ICAP

- Officials from government ministries in Indonesia

- KRIC

- KIS Group

13:00-

15:00

“Evaluating climate change adaptation and climate action in the Small Island Developing

States (SIDS) – What have we learned? - A dialogue with evaluators.”

- Green Climate Fund (GCF)

16:00-

17:00Korean Enviornmental Independent Films

- Dust Safe Guard (2020) (30min.)

- 182-4 Deoksan-Myeon (2020) (30min.)

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Seminar on Clean Hydrogen Trade Initiative

Monday, 1 November, 10:00-12:00

PurposeIntroducing cross-border supply chain initiative to promote global clean hydrogen trade and inviting key countries for participation.

Detailed Program

TimeSubject

(presentation and panel discussion)Speaker

10:00-10:10Introduction of ‘Clean Hydrogen Trade Initiative’

- MOTIE

10:10-10:20Korea’s Hydrogen Economy: Trends and Prospects

- H2KOREA

10:20-10:30Major Companies’ Trends and Prospects of the Hydrogen Economy

- TBD (2 speakers, 5min each)

10:30-10:40Importance of Developing Global Supply Chain and the Landscape

- Officials from International Organization

10:40-10:50

The Overview and Results of “ Development of the Global Hydrogen Supply Chain for Korea” conducted by BCG

- Boston Consulting Group

10:50-11:10Hydrogen Policy and the Current Status of Major Countries

- TBD

(2 speakers, 10min each)

11:10-12:00 Q&A and discussion - On-line/Off-line Q&A

Key Participants - Mr. Ghi-wuk Yang, Director General, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy

- Mr. Sung-bok Kim, CEO, H2KOREA

- Mr. Josh Lawrence, Team Lead, Department for International Trade, U.K.

Organization - Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy of Republic of Korea

- H2KOREA

Contact Information - Ms. Myeongbo Seo, Senior Fellow, H2KOREA [email protected] / +82-2-6258-7470

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Korea’s 2030NDC and Strategy for Carbon Neutrality


PurposeTo Explain Korea’s 2030NDC and discuss future challenges

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening

(17:00~17:10)

Greeting Remark

- Jeoung-ae HAN, Minister of the Ministry of Environment of ROK

Congratulatory Remark (video)

- Espinosa Patricia, Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC

- Ki-moon BAN, Chair of the Board of the Global Center on Adaptation (TBC)

Presentation

(17:10~17:25)

『Korea’s Journey to the 2030 NDC and Future tasks』

- Sun-jin YUN, Chair of the Carbon Neutrality Committee of ROK

Panel Discussion

(17:25~18:10)

- Marc VANHEUKELEN, Ambassador at large of Climate diplomacy, European External Action Service

- Bruno Oberle, Director General of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

- Tom Howes, Head of Energy and Environment Division, IEA

- Susanne Pedersen, Director of the UNEP DTU Partnership (UDP)

Closing

(18:10)Reception, ~ 20:00

Key Participants

Organization

- Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Korea

Contact Information - Ms. Kwangmin Moon, Assistant Director of Ministry of Environment of ROK [email protected]

Jeoung-ae HAN Minister of the Ministry of Environment of ROK

Marc VANHEUKELEN Ambassador at large of Climate diplomacy, European External Action Service

Bruno Oberle Director General of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

Susanne Pedersen Director of the UNEP DTU Partnership (UDP)

Sun-jin YUN Chair of the Carbon Neutrality Committee of ROK

Tom Howes Head of Energy and Environment Division, IEA

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Global Seminar on Green New Deal and International Climate Cooperation

Tuesday, 2 November, 10:00-12:00

PurposeAmid rising global interest in Korea’s policy response to climate change, the seminar aims to introduce the overall directions of Korea’s leading climate policy centered around the Green New Deal and the 2050 Carbon Neutrality Strategy and to enhance international cooperation on climate change.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Welcoming Remarks (10:00 ~ 10:03)- Hong Nam-ki, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance, Korea

Congratulatory Remarks (10:03 ~ 10:05) - Ban Ki-moon, President and Chair, GGGI

Special Remarks (10:05 ~ 10:10)- Yannick Glemarec, Executive Director, GCF

- Stephanie von Friedeburg, Senior Vice President, IFC

Session 1. Climate Policy: Challenges and the Way Forward (10:10 ~ 11:00)

- Stephen Hammer, Advisor, Climate Change Global Partnerships and Strategy, World Bank Group

- Chong Hwa Lee, Director General, Development Finance Bureau, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Korea

- Pekka Moren, Special Representative, Finance Minister on Climate Action; Co-Chair, Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action, Sherpa of Finance Minister

- Kyung-Nam Shin, Assistant Director General, GGGI

- Tom Howes, Head of the Energy and Environment Division, IEA

- Piers Forster, Director, Priestley International Centre for Climate, University of Leeds; Member UK Government’s Climate Change Committee

Session Welcoming Remarks (11:10 ~ 11:13)- Bang Moon-kyu, Chairman & President of Korea Eximbank, Korea

Session 2. Catalyst Role and Joint Efforts of Financial Institutions for Climate Regime (11:13 ~ 12:00)

- Leah Gilbert Morris, Director, International & ECA Relations, Export Development Canada

- Dongjoon Lim, Director, E&S Team Korea Eximbank, and Chair of OECD Export Credit E&S Practitioners

- Daniel Schroth, Director, Power, Energy, Climate and Green Growth Department, AfDB

- Vivek Pathak, Director and Global Head, Climate Business, IFC

- Kavita Sinha, Deputy Director, Mitigation and Adaptation, GCF

- Jorim Schraven, Director, Impact & ESG, FMO

- Amit Puri, Managing Director & Global Head of ESRM, Standard Chartered Bank; Chair, Equator Principles Association

Key Participants - Mr. Hong Nam-ki, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance, Korea (virtual)

- Mr. Ban Ki-moon, President and Chair, GGGI (virtual)

- Mr. Bang Moon-kyu, Chairman & President of Korea Eximbank, Korea

- Mr. Yannick Glemarec, Executive Director, GCF

- Ms. Stephanie von Friedeburg, Senior Vice President, IFC

- Mr. Chong Hwa Lee, Director General, Development Finance Bureau, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Korea

- Mr. Pekka Moren, Special Representative, Finance Minister on Climate Action; Co-Chair, Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action, Sherpa of Finance Minister

- Mr. Kyung-Nam Shin, Assistant Director General, GGGI (virtual)

- Mr. Tom Howes, Head of the Energy and Environment Division, IEA

- Prof. Piers Forster, Director, Priestley International Centre for Climate, University of Leeds; Member UK Government’s Climate Change Committee

- Ms. Leah Gilbert Morris, Director, International & ECA Relations, Export Development Canada

- Mr. Dongjoon Lim, Director, E&S Team Korea Eximbank, and Chair of OECD Export Credit E&S Practitioners

- Mr. Daniel Schroth, Director, Power, Energy, Climate and Green Growth Department, AfDB

- Mr. Vivek Pathak, Director and Global Head for Climate Business, IFC

- Ms. Kavita Sinha, Deputy Director, Mitigation and Adaptation, GCF

- Mr. Jorim Schraven, Director, Impact & ESG, FMO (virtual)

- Mr. Amit Puri, Managing Director & Global Head of ESRM, Standard Chartered Bank; Chair, Equator Principles Association (virtual)

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Organization - Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Korea

- Korea Eximbank

Contact Information - Junsu Park, Deputy director, Ministry of Economy and Finance: [email protected] / +82-10-7437-5689

- Soongho Kim, Senior Loan Officer, Korea Eximbank: [email protected] / +82-10-5069-1283

- Seoyoung Han, Staff, INTERCOM Convention Services, Inc.: [email protected] / +82-10-4222-9408

The post-COVID-19 era: Future with Forests for Peace


Purpose- introducing developments and future plan of the PFI to the global community- underlining importance of forest as a nature-based solution in the post COVID-19 era- raising awareness of roles and values of forest that helps to contribute to achievement of the Paris Agreement, the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, the Bonn Challenge, the New York Declaration on Forests, etc.- attracting the world’s attention to the PFI and other international cooperative projects of forestry sector

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening (10’)

- Introduction of event and presenters-

Welcome remarks (10’) - Minister of the Korea Forest Service (KFS)

Keynote Speech (10’)

- Importance of global forest cooperation for climate action and promotion of peace

- Executive Secretary of the UNCCD

Congratulatory Remarks and Introduction of key projects on forest cooperation (20’)

- Ethiopia: Peace Forest Initiative (PFI)

- Gabon: CAFI REDD+ projects *The ROK (CAFI Executive Board member)

- Commissioner for the Environment, Forest and Climate Change Commission (EFCCC) of Ethiopia (TBC)

- Minister of Water, Forests, the Sea, and Environment of Gabon

Presentation (10’)

- ROK’s policies and projects on global forest cooperation including bilateral and multilateral projects, e.g., PFI and REDD+

- Director-General of the International Affairs Bureau of the KFS

Presentation (30’)

- State of countries for PFI pilot projects

- Current status of forest cooperation in Indochina regions and their connectivity with PFI

- Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Dominican Republic (TBD)

- Deputy Director General of Forestry Administration, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (FA-MAFF) of Cambodia

Q&A Session, Discussion and Closing (30’) -

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Key Participants - H.E. Byeong-am CHOI, Minister, Korea Forest Service

- H.E. Ibrahim Thiaw, Executive Secretary, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD)

- H.E. Fekadu Beyene, Commissioner, Environment, Forest and Climate Change Commission, The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (TBC)

- H.E. Pr Lee James Taylor White, Minister, The Water, Forests, Sea and Environment, Gabonese Republic

- Mr. Eunsik Park, Director General, International Affairs Bureau, Korea Forest Service

- Mr. Hang Suntra, Deputy Director General, Forestry Administration, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (FA-MAFF), The Kingdom of Cambodia

- Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Dominican Republic (TBD)

Organization

- Korea Forest Service, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD)

Contact Information - Ms. Ahyun Ryu, Deputy Director, Korea Forest Service [email protected]/+821063304494

- Ms. Kyungmi Oh, Programme Officer, Korea Forest Service [email protected] /+821022639699

Searching for a New Model of International Cooperation with Developing Countries in the Forestry Sector to Address Climate Change


PurposeThis international seminar aims to provide innovative ways of promoting cooperation in the forestry sector in developing countries among the governments, international organizations, private sector, and experts.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Welcoming Remarks (16:00~16:04)

- Jongsoo Yoon, Senior Advisor of CSDLAP / the Former Vice Minister of Environment of Korea

Congratulatory Remarks (16:04~16:20)

- Jill Duggan, Executive Director of Environment Defense Fund Europe

- H.E. Dr. Lee James Taylor White, Minister of Ministry of Water, Forests, the Sea and the Environment of Gabon [TBD]

- Dr. Gemedo Dalle Tussie, GGGI Ethiopia Country Director / the Former Minister of Environment of Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

- Ambassador Toru Morikawa, Executive Director of Asia-Europe Foundation

Photo Session (16:20~16:25)

- All

Keynote Speech (16:25~16:40)

- Ruben Robowski, Chief Natural Resource Economist of Environment Defense Fund

Panel Discussion and Q&A (16:40~18:00)

Moderator

Suh-Yong Chung, Professor of Korea University / Director of CSDLAP

Panelists

- Grazyna Pulawska, Associate Director of Asia Europe Foundation

- Eun-Sik Park, Director-General, of International Cooperation Bureau, Korea Forest Service

- Pham Quang Minh, Assistant Director of the Food, Agriculture & Forestry Division, the ASEAN Economic Community

- Rizaldi Boer, Executive Director of Center for Climate Risk and Opportunity Management, Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia

- Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy, Deputy Director of Office of the State Steering Committee for The Program on Sustainable Forest Development and REDD+ Implementation, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

- Il Young OH, IUCN-ROK Senior Government Manager, IUCN

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Key Participants - Jongsoo Yoon, Senior Advisor of CSDLAP / The Former Vice Minister of Environment of Korea

- Jill Duggan, Executive Director of Environment Defense Fund Europe

- H.E. Dr. Lee James Taylor White, Minister of Ministry of Water, Forests, the Sea and the Environment of Gabon [TBD]

- Gemedo Dalle Tussie, GGGI Ethiopia Country Director / The Former Minister of Environment of Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

- Toru Morikawa, Executive Director of Asia-Europe Foundation

- Ruben Robowski, Chief Natural Resource Economist of Environment Defense Fund

- Suh-Yong Chung, Professor of Korea University / Director of CSDLAP

- Grazyna Pulawska, Associate Director of Asia Europe Foundation

- Eun-Sik Park, Director-General, of International Cooperation Bureau, Korea Forest Service

- Pham Quang Minh, Assistant Director of the Food, Agriculture & Forestry Division, the ASEAN Economic Community.

- Rizaldi Boer, Executive Director of Center for Climate Risk and Opportunity Management, Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia

- Nguyen Thi Thu Thuy, Deputy Director of Office of the State Steering Committee for The Program on Sustainable Forest Development and REDD+ Implementation, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development

- Il Young OH, IUCN-ROK Senior Government Manager, IUCN

- Song Jung Kim, Researcher of CSDLAP

Organization - Center for Climate and Sustainable Development Law and Policy (CSDLAP)

- Environment Defense Fund (EDF)

- Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF)


- Korea University GPSCS program

Contact Information - Song Jung Kim (administration) [email protected]/+82-10-3461-3178

Asia Water Council Climate Change High-level Roundtable

Wednesday, 3 November, 10:00-12:00

PurposeTo enhance multilateral cooperation to confront climate crisis and achieve carbon neutrality in Asia through AWC Platform

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening & Congratulatory Remark

- Dr. Jae-Hyeon Park, AWC President

- Ms. Jung-ae Han, Minister of Environment of the Republic of Korea

- M. Basuki Hadimuljono, Minister of Public Works and Housing, The Republic of Indonesia

Keynote Speech on Innovative Climate Solutions in Asia

- Dr. Loïc Fauchon, WWC President

High-level Roundtable Discussion

- Roles of decision-makers on innovative solutions for the Asia water-related challenges

- Synergies of the global cooperation platforms: COP, WWForum, and AIWW

Ministers of Asian Countries (*TBC)

- Indonesia, Mongolia, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Philippines, and Sri Lanka

Closing Remark - Dr. Jae-Hyeon Park, AWC President

Key Participants - Ms. Jeoung Ae HAN, Minister of Environment of the Republic of Korea

- Dr. Jae-hyeon PARK, President of Asia Water Council & CEO of K-water

- Mr. Basuki Hadimuljono, Minister of Public Works and Housing of the Republic of Indonesia

- Dr. Loïc Fauchon, President of World Water Council

Organization - K-water

- Asia Water Council(AWC)

Contact Information - Mr. Jong Han RHEE, International Cooperation Specialist, Global Cooperation Department, K-water

[email protected] / +82-10-8361-8244

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Policy Dialogue to Strengthen Blue carbon’s contribution to the NDCs


PurposeTo share coastal blue carbon management policies and experiences and seek mutual cooperation to realize a just carbon neutrality

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

13:00-13:05

Introduction- Ms. Sukhui Lee, KOEM

13:05-13:10

Welcome remark- Mr. Seong-Hyeok Moon, Minister of Oceans and Fisheries of the Republic of Korea (video)

13:10-13:15

Congratulatory remark

- Mr. Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Minister of Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment of the Republic of Indonesia (video)

13:15-13:30

Session 1: NDC and blue carbon strategy in Korea

- Mr. Sang-Keun Song, Deputy Minister of MOF (Korea)

13:30-13:45

Session 2: Mangrove restoration strategy in Indonesia

- Mr. Nani Hendiarti, Deputy Minister of Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment of the Republic of Indonesia (Indonesia)

13:45-14:00

Session 3: The role of tidal flat to increase coastal carbon stock

- Mr. Prof. Bong-Oh Kwon, Kunsan National Univ. (Korea)

14:00-14:50

Discussion session

Moderator

- Ms. Sukhui Lee, KOEM (Korea)

Panelists

- Mr. Sang-Keun Song, MOF (Korea)

- Mr. Nani Hendiarti, Deputy Minister of Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment of the Republic of Indonesia (Indonesia)

- Mr. Prof. Bong-Oh Kwon, Kunsan National Univ. (Korea)

- Mr. Jerker Tamelander, Ramsar Convention Secretariat

- TBD (blue carbon expert from Indonesia)

14:50-14:55

Closing remark- Mr. Sang-Keun Song, Deputy Minister of MOF (Korea)

Key Participants - Sang-Keun Song (Mr.), Deputy Minister, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (Korea)

- Nani Hendiarti (Mr.), Deputy Minister, Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Indonesia)

- Bong-Oh Kwon (Prof./Mr.), Professor, Kunsan National University (Korea)

- Jerker Tamelander (Mr.), Director, Ramsar Convention Secretariat

- Sukhui Lee (Ms.), Deputy General Manager, Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation (Korea)

Organization - Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (Korea)

- Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Indonesia)

- Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation(Korea)

Contact Information - Jung Han (Mr.), Assistant Manager, Korea Marine Environment Management Corporation (Korea)

[email protected]/+82-10-2270-6464

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The role of forests to support global Net-zero: the connection from COP26 to WFC


PurposeDiscussing the crucial role of forests to support global Net-zero and to reach NDCs submitted to the UNFCCC in response to climate change

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Welcome Remarks (15’)

- The role of forest in the view of global Net-zero

- Forests as a nature-based solution for climate change: A curtain-raiser for discussions at the XV WFC (TBD)

- Minister of KFS

- Director General of FAO

Thematic presentation and Q&A (60’)

- REDD+ case presentation

- AFoCO Forests and Natural Resources Conservation Initiatives in support of Global Net Zero goals and SDGs

- Net-zero achievements from a private sector’s perspective: SK Forest’s case

- Deputy Director General of Forestry Administration, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (FA-MAFF) of Cambodia

- Executive Director, AFoCO

- CEO, SK Forest

Panel Discussion (40’)

- Connection between COP26, WFC, and achieving Net-zero

- Director General of Sustainable Forest Management, Environment and Forestry of Indonesia

- Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan

- Ministry of Environment of Mongolia

- Head of Department of Federal Forestry Agency of the Russia

Closing Remark (5’)

- Wrap-up and way forward- Secretary General of World Forestry Congress

Key Participants - H.E. Byeong-am CHOI, Minister, Korea Forest Service

- Hon. Qu Dongyu, Director General, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

- Mr. Hang Suntra, Deputy Director General, Forestry Administration, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (FA-MAFF of Cambodia

- Hon. Ricardo L. Calderon, Executive Director, Asian Forest Cooperation Organization (AFoCO)

- Mr. In-bo CHUNG, CEO, SK Forest

- Director General of Sustainable Forest Management, Environment and Forestry of Indonesia

- Mr. Vladimir Dmitriev, Head of Department, Federal Forestry Agency of the Russia

- Dr. Eun-sik Park, Secretary General, XV World Forestry Congress

- Ms. Ingvild Solvang, Deputy Director, GGGI

Organization

- Korea Forest Service

Contact Information - Ms. Juwon Park, Programme Officer, Korea Forest Service [email protected]/+821028682782

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“Financing Wetlands Conservation and Restoration for Climate Benefits – Challenges and Opportunities”

Thursday, 4 November, 10:00-12:00

PurposeNew initiatives from multilateral development banks and development agencies, in partnership with multilateral environment agreements, are beginning to take form in various parts of the world. In this regard, this side event aims to address the current global and regional perspectives on financial opportunities for wetland conservation for climate implications. As well as, it seeks to identify the challenges and benefits to these initiatives and how can these investments can be scaled-up to tap the full potential that wetlands can provide.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening Remarks (14 minute)

- Ms. Jeong-ae Han, Minister of Environment of the Republic of Korea

- Ms. Martha Rojas Urrego, Secretary-General of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands

Moderated Discussion

- Introduction by the moderator (6 minute)

- Multilateral Development Banks/Development agencies experience and perspective (40 minute)

[IKI, ADB, JICA, GCF]

- Country experience and perspective (30 minute)

[America, Asia, Africa, EU]

Moderator: UK (tbc)

- IKI – tbc

- ADB – Warren Evans (Senior Advisor, former head of Environment & Safeguard WB, ADB)

- JICA – tbc

- GCF – Andreas Reumann (Head, Independent Evaluation Unit)

- America: Dominican Republic

- Asia: People’s Republic of China

- Africa: tbc

- EU: tbc

Questions from the floor (25 minute)

Conclusion & Closing remarks (5 minute)

Key Participants - Ms. Jeong-ae Han, Minister of Environment of the Republic of Korea

- Ms. Martha Rojas Urrego, Secretary-General of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands

Organization

- Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands

Contact Information - Dr. Beom-Sik Yoo, Senior Advisor – Asia/Oceania, Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands [email protected] / +41 79 823 2115

Climate Education! A Key Role and Challenge toward Carbon Neutrality


PurposeThe aim of the event is to promote climate education to achieve carbon neutrality that is based on the participation and communication of the present and future generations. Korean youths will show some cases of climate education in Europe and point out its current status and problems in Korea, and suggest the way of climate education that Korean youths want

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening Remarks- H.E. Han Jeoung Ae, Minister of Environment of the Republic of Korea

Climate Change Education(CCE) Matters and Cases of CCE in Europe

- Sohyeon Park, UCL

Environmental Education in Korea: the Current Status and Problems

- Haneul Kim, Korea National University of Education

Suggestion for CCE that Korean Youths Want - Seoin Choi, Seoul National University

Q & A

Key Participants - H.E. Han Jeoung Ae, Minister of Environment of the Republic of Korea

- Mr. Sungjo Lee, Secretary General, National Assembly Forum on Climate Change

Organization

- National Assembly Forum on Climate Change

Contact Information - Mr. Sungjo Lee, Secretary General, National Assembly Forum on Climate Change [email protected]

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Green Deals to Accelerate Ecosystem Restoration, Climate Action and Sustainable Development Goals Implementation


Purpose- Enhancing knowledge and understanding on interlinkages between ecosystem protection and revival, climate change and other SDGs;

- Sharing knowledge on ecosystem restoration as a key component of Green Deal among country representatives, policymakers, practitioners, and experts;

- Developing countries’ capacities on designing and implementing national sustainable development policies and recovery plans for accelerating ecosystem restoration and climate action and achieving the SDGs; and

- Exchanging experiences and lessons learned on addressing ecosystem restoration through Green Deal.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening Remarks (16:00-16:10) - Mr. Chun Kyoo Park, Head of Office, UNOSD

Keynote Speech (16:10-16:20)- Mr. Tim Christopherson, Head of Nature for Climate Branch, UNEP (online)

Presentation: Korea (16:20-16:30)- Mr. Il Young Oh, IUCN-Republic of Korea Senior Government Manager, International Union for Conservation of Nature

Presentation: European Union (16:30-16:40) - To be Confirmed

Presentation: Pakistan (16:40-16:50)- Mr. Muhammad Irfan Tariq, Director General (Environment & Climate Change), Ministry of Climate Change, Pakistan

Reactions (16:50-17:05)

- Dr. Jong Soo Yoon, Chair of IUCN Korea

- Ms. Bernadette Fischler Hooper, Head of International Advocacy, World Wildlife Fund UK

Q&A and Discussion (17:05-17:30)- Ms. Yujeong Kim, Senior Development Management Expert, UNOSD

Key Participants - Mr. Chun Kyoo Park, Head of Office, UNOSD

- Dr. Jong Soo Yoon, Chair of IUCN Korea

- Mr. Tim Christopherson, Head of Nature for Climate Branch, UNEP (online)

- Mr. Il Young Oh, IUCN-Republic of Korea Senior Government Manager, International Union for Conversation of Nature

- Mr. Muhammad Irfan Tariq, Director General (Environment & Climate Change), Ministry of Climate Change, Pakistan

- Ms. Bernadette Fischler Hooper, Head of International Advocacy, World Wildlife Fund UK

Organization


Contact Information - Ms. Yujeong Kim, Senior Development Management Expert, UNOSD [email protected]

- Mr. Huiyong Kim, Administrative Assistant, UNOSD [email protected]

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Accelerating Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation through Innovative Financing

Friday, 5 November, 10:00-12:00

PurposeThis session, held as a part of the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), will offer an interactive and high-level account of how Nature-based Solutions (NbS) can combat climate change and biodiversity loss. The session will explore different financing opportunities for NbS for climate adaptation (also known as Ecosystem-based Adaptation). Panelists will present innovative financing solutions, identify new ones, and gather innovative and catalytic examples and lessons learned. The discussion will be framed around the role of innovation and innovative financing solu-tions to accelerate the uptake of NbS for climate adaptation.

The objectives of the event are to:- explore different financing opportunities for NbS for climate adaptation;- showcase both the effectiveness of NbS for climate adaptation – especially in the context of short-, medium-, and long-term financing options – and opportunities for scaling up;- discuss how to facilitate the uptake and implementation of nature-based solutions as an innovative approach, including access to finance;- discuss how such innovative financing approaches can be “upscaled” into national and internation-al institutions and “scaled out” for transfer of knowledge and know-how across communities.

Detailed Program

Time (BST) Program Speaker

09:30 (30 min)

Preparation and audio/visual testing (30 min before the start of the event)

- Ms. Emily Goodwin, Programme Officer, Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA), International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

10:00 (5 min)

Welcome and housekeeping- Mr. Chris Buss, Programme Director, Centre for Economy and Finance, IUCN (tbc)

10:04 (5 min)

Welcome remarks- (Proposed) Dr. KIM Jung-Wk, Environment Ambassador for Environment, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea

10:10 (10 min)

Keynote speaker

- (Proposed) Dr. Phillip Behrens, Head of Division International Climate Initiative (IKI), Germany’s Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)

10:25 (50 min)

Moderated panel discussion

Each speaker will have 3 mins for an initial intervention, followed by a moderated discussion guid-ed by the following questions: - How can equitable and flexible adaptation finance be strengthened?

- What is needed to shift to a long-term horizon for projects and planning, and investing in long-term CBA & EbA interventions?

- What are some ways to diversify the investments from different sources (private, public) to scale up EbA?

Moderator- Mr. Chris Buss, Programme Director, Centre for Economy and Finance, IUCN (tbc)

A total of 4 – 6 panelists to be confirmed- (Proposed) Panelist – Dr. Jess Ayers, PhD, Director, Climate Change at Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF)

- (Proposed) Panelist – Dr. Xianfu Lu, Climate Investment Funds

- (Proposed) Panelist – Mr. Oliver Withers, Biodiversity Lead, Credit Suisse

- (Proposed) Panelist – Karen Demavivas, Project Lead, Sustainable and Impact Investing Initiatives, and Global Leadership Fellow, World Economic Forum

- (Proposed) Panelist – Individual from The Nature Conservancy (TNC) or Conservation International (CI), representing financing

- (Proposed) Panelist – Individual from Minerva

11:15 (20 min)

Moderated Q&A with audience

11:35 (10 min)

Concluding remarks by panelistsEach panelist will be given 1 minute to provide their main points

11:45 (10 min)

Closing remarks TBD

11:55 (5 min)

Wrap-up and closing- Mr. Chris Buss, Programme Director, Centre for Economy and Finance, IUCN (tbc)

Key Participants - Moderator – Mr. Chris Buss, Programme Director, Centre for Economy and Finance, IUCN

- (Proposed) Opening remarks – Dr. Phillip Behrens, Head of Division International Climate Initiative (IKI), Germany’s Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) - (Proposed) Welcome remarks – Dr. KIM Jung-Wk, Ambassador for Environment, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea - (Proposed) Panelist – Dr. Jess Ayers, PhD, Director, Climate Change at Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) - (Proposed) Panelist – Dr Xianfu Lu, Climate Investment Funds - (Proposed) Panelist – Mr. Oliver Withers, Biodiversity Lead, Credit Suisse - (Proposed) Panelist – Karen Demavivas, Project Lead, Sustainable and Impact Investing Initiatives, and Global Leadership Fellow, World Economic Forum - (Proposed) Panelist – Individual from The Nature Conservancy (TNC) or Conservation International (CI), representing financing - (Proposed) Panelist – Individual from Minerva - Closing remarks – TBD

Organization

- International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

Contact Information - Ms. Emily Goodwin, Programme Officer, Ecosystem-based Adaptation, IUCN [email protected] / cell: +1 918 863 7974

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Carbon pricing and Article 6 to foster green recovery and net-zero


PurposeThis side event will identify the role of domestic carbon pricing and international cooperation under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement as key drivers to accelerate decarbonisation globally.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Keynote Remarks (13:00~13:15)

- Woochong Um, Managing Director General, Asian Development Bank

- Tom Howes, Head of the Energy and Environment Division, International Energy Agency (IEA)

- Seung Do YU, Executive Director for Climate and Air Pollution Management HQ, Korea Environment Corporation (K-eco)

Carbon Pricing for Green Recovery and Growth

(13:15~13:25)- Virender Kumar Duggal, Principal Climate Change Specialist, ADB

International experience of carbon pricing in the energy sector (13:25~13:35)

- Luca Lo Re, International Climate Policy Analyst, IEA

2050 Carbon Neutral Vision and Carbon Pricing Policies in Korea

(13:35~13:45)

- Seoyoung LIM, Deputy General Manager, K-eco

Panel Discussion (13:45~14:30)

Moderator: Virender Kumar Duggal, ADB

- Kuki Soejachmoen, Indonesia

- Supanut Chotevitayatarakorn, Thailand

- Sandra Greiner, Climate Focus

- Simon Fellermeyer, Switzerland (TBC)

Questions & Answers (14:30~14:55) -

Closing (14:55~15:00) -

Key Participants - Mr. Seug Do YU, Executive Director for Climate and Air Pollution Management HQ, Korea Environment Corporation(K-eco)

- Mr. Woochong Um, Managing Director, Asian Development Bank(ADB)

- Mr. Tom Howes, Head of the Energy and Environment Division, International Energy Agency(IEA)

Organization - Korea Environment Corporation (K-eco)


- Asian Development Bank (ADB)

Contact Information - Ms. Seoyoung LIM, Deputy General Manager, Korea Environment Corporation(K-eco) [email protected] / +82 32 590 3487

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International Forum on City-Wide Climate Crisis Response and Technology Sharing


PurposeTo share and disseminate city-wide policies and technologies to respond to climate crisis at local government level.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening, Introduction of Speakers - Chair (Dr. Won-Tae Yun, President, ICEC)

Welcoming Address- Jung Wook Kim, Environment Collaboration Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic or Korea

Keynote Speech - Dr. Frank Rijsberman, Secretary General, GGGI

Thematic Presentation - Chair

Presentation(online) - Suman Adhikari, Director, Kathmandu, Nepal

Presentation - Geumju Mun, Vice Governor, Jeollanam-do Province, ROK

Presentation(online) - Fongu Cletus Tanwe, Mayor, Bamenda III Council, Cameroon

Presentation - Mr. Jeong Sin Suh, Director, Yeosu City, ROK

Presentation(online) - Wimal Wimaladasa, Matale, Sri Lanka

Presentation - Dong-woo Yang, Researcher, ICEC

Q&A, Panel Discussion - All Presenters

Summary, Closing - Chair

Key Participants - Dr. Frank Rijsberman, Secretary General, Global Green Growth Institute - Dr. Jung Wook Kim, Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea - Dr. Won-Tae Yun, President, International Climate and Environment Center

Organization - International Climate and Environment Center(ICEC) - Urban Environmental Accords(UEA) Secretariat - Global Green Growth Institute - Jeollanam-do Provincial Government, Republic of Korea - Yeosu City, Republic of Korea - Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Nepal - Bamenda III Council, Cameroon - Matale Municipal Council, Sri Lanka

Contact Information - Name (Prof./Mr./Ms./ Hong Gil Dong), Position, Organization Mr. Samuel Seo Seung Ho, Project Manager, International Climate and Environment Center Email Address / Contact Number : [email protected], +82-10-4436-6994 (mobile, whatsapp available)

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Carbon Neutral Korea, Carbon Free Jeju


PurposeIn this session, the Jeju Research Institute studies Korea’s Leadership in Carbon-Neutral Policy and explores the role of sub-national actors (cities, municipalities, etc.) by inviting stakeholders in the central/regional governments, international organizations, and civil society.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

10:00-10:05 Congratulatory Remarks- Hyoeun KIM, Climate Change Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea

10:05-10:15 Session & Speaker Intro- Sang-Hyup KIM, President, Jeju Research Institute

10:15-10:30Main Presentation: Carbon Free Island 2030, the frontier of carbon-neutral Korea

- Hyeong-Seok YOON, Director, Future Strategy Bureau, Jeju Special Self-governing Province

10:30-11:25

Discussion

Moderated by

Sang-Hyup KIM, President,

Jeju Research Institute

- Frank RIJSBERMAN, Director-General, Global Green Growth Institute

- Ian DE CRUZ, Global Director, Partnering for Green Growth and Global Goals 2030

- Anna LISING, Senior Climate Advisor to Governor Inslee, Washington State Office of the Governor

- Joojin KIM, Managing Director, Solutions for Our Climate

11:25-11:30 Q&A -

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Key Participants - Prof. KIM Sang-Hyup, President, Jeju Research Institute

- Ms. KIM Hyoeun, Climate Change Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

- Mr. YOON Hyeong-Seok, Director, Future Strategy Bureau, Jeju Special Self-governing Province

- Dr. RIJSBERMAN Frank, Director-General, Global Green Growth Institute

- Mr. DE CRUZ Ian, Global Director, Partnering for Green Growth and Global Goals 2030

- Ms. LISING Anna, Senior Climate Advisor to Governor Inslee, Washington State Office of the Governor

- Mr. KIM Joojin, Managing Director, Solutions for Our Climate

Organization - Jeju Research Institute

- Jeju Special Self-governing Province

- Ministry of Foreign Affairs


- Partnering for Green Growth and Global Goals 2030

- Washington State Office of the Governor

- Solutions for Our Climate

Contact Information - Mr. KIM Hongjin, Researcher, Jeju Research Institute [email protected] / +82-064-729- / +82-10-2947-0802

Upscaling Green Climate Financing and Green ODA for Climate Action and Green Recovery of Developing Countries


PurposeThis event will discuss climate financing initiatives for climate action and green recovery in emerging economies and least developed countries (LDCs) through bilateral Overseas Development Assistance (ODA), multilateral financing supports and public-private partnerships (PPPs) by highlighting Korean leadership and the partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) and K-Waters though below initiatives:

- Korean strategy for financing of Green Recovery and climate actions in developing countries and the context for the establishment of the Korean Green New Deal Fund;- Leveraging climate action in LDCs and small islands supported by ODA; - Lessons learned and best practices from the global delivery of Republic of Korea’s (ROK) ODA for climate action through different government agencies and ministries in developing countries, specifically Lao PDR and Uzbekistan; and- Green Recovery and climate action in emerging economies and LDCs through multilateral/bilateral support and PPPs.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Welcome and introduction- Dr. Frank Rijsberman, Director General, GGGI (moderator)

Opening remarks- Mr. Ban Ki Moon (pre-recorded statement)

Opening remarks - Mr. Jaehyeon Park, CEO, K-Water

Presentation:

Korea’s Green New Deal Policy and its leadership to support Green Recovery and climate action in Emerging and LDCs and the context of the establishment of Korean Green New Deal Fund

- H.E. Hyoeun Jenny Kim, Ambassador and Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea

Presentation:

Potential for Green ODA to promote sustainable development and climate action

- Ms. Jihi Kim, Director for Climate Crisis and Pandemic Response, KOICA (pre-recorded statement)

Presentation:

KOICA project for Uzbekistan (TBD)

- Dr. Jusipbek Kazbekov, Deputy Chairman, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Uzbekistan

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Presentation:

Scaling Green Climate Financing for Green Recovery: Experience with Innovative Investment Mobilization

- Dr. Lasse Ringius, Director and Head of Green Investment Services, GGGI (online)

Presentation:

Climate innovation and entrepreneurship - Mr. Henry Gonzalez, Director, Private Sector Facility, Green Climate Fund

Presentation:

Mobilization of climate finance for climate action and green recovery - Case of GCF Climate Tech-nopreneurship Program to support innovation and entrepreneurship for Lao PDR

- Mr. Virana Sonnasinh, Acting DG, Department of Planning and Finance, Lao PDR

Panel Discussion

Tentative questions:

- Examples of green recovery and climate measures in developing countries;

- Scaling finance for climate action and green recovery;

- The role of ODA, multilaterals and PPPs to close the financing gap;

- Barriers and enablers for developing countries to access green climate finance and ODA

- Dr. Frank Rijsberman (moderator)

- All the panel speakers

Closing remarks - Dr. Frank Rijsberman

Key Participants - Mr. Jaehyeon Park, CEO, K-Water


- Dr. Frank Rijsberman, Director General, GGGI

- Mr. Virana Sonnasinh, Acting DG, Department of Planning and Finance, Lao PDR

- Dr. Jusipbek Kazbekov, Deputy Chairman, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Uzbekistan

Organization - Global Green Growth Institute

- K-Water


- GCF

Contact Information - Ms. Ingvild Solvang, Head Of Climate Action & Inclusive Development Global Practice, GGGI

[email protected] / +821095300266

- Ms. Seung-yeon Stella Lee, Senior Green Investment Specialist, GGGI [email protected] / +821095300049

P4G* Partnerships for Developing Countries to Meet their Climate Ambition and Catalyze Investment*Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030


Purpose- Position P4G as a delivery mechanism for developing countries to meet their NDC commitments under the Paris Agreement- Showcase P4G’s unique National Platform structure that is driven by developing countries and aligns innovative, market-driven partnerships with their national priorities- Build interest in core funding through targeted speaking slots and attendance invitations with most prospective countries and foundations

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Welcome (5 min)

P4G Seoul Summit video excerpt from opening ceremony

- Ian de Cruz, P4G Global Director as Moderator

VIP opening with P4G Troika and the Netherlands (20 min)

- Hyoeun Jenny Kim, ROK Ambassador and Deputy Minister for Climate Change

- Flemming Møller Mortensen, Minister for Development Cooperation of Denmark

- Head of Colombia delegation for COP 26 (TBD)

- Rene van Hell, Ambassador for Sustainable Development of the Netherlands

Keynote speech (5 min) - John Murton, UK COP 26 Envoy (TBC)

State-of-the-Art Awards announcement of winners and their market-based solutions (5 min)

- Announcement by Flemming Møller Mortensen, Danish Minister for Development Cooperation

- Remarks by Award winners

Panel discussion on P4G as a delivery mechanism for Tangible Solutions to Climate and SDG Goals in Developing Countries (25 min)

- Kenya National Platform representative to speak on Energise Africa partnership and potential in electric mobility

- Indonesia National Platform representative on FLAWLESS and FLW connection to national priorities

- Ethiopian Government representative on P4G partnerships

- Jeju (Korea) representative on Jeju Carbon-Free Island Project as P4G State-of-the-Art Sector Winner

Reflections and Closing remarks (15 min)

- Ani Dasgupta, President and CEO, World Resources Institute

- Global Affairs Canada representative

- Closing by Climate Ambassador Hyoeun Jenny Kim

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Key Participants - Hyoeun Jenny Kim (H.E. Hyoeun Jenny Kim), Ambassador and Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea

- Flemming Moller Mortensen (H.E. Flemming Moller Mortensen), Minister for Development, Denmark

- Rene van Hell (H.E. Rene van Hell), Ambassador for Sustainable Development, the Netherlands

- John Murton (H.E. John Murton), UK COP 26 Envoy, United Kingdom

- Ani Dasgupta (Mr. Ani Dasgupta), President and CEO, World Resources Institute

- Ian de Cruz (Mr. Ian de Cruz), P4G Global Director, P4G Global Hub

Organization - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea

- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark

- P4G Global Hub

Contact Information - Ki Hyeon Kim (Ms. Ki Hyeon Kim), Director, Green Diplomacy Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs [email protected] / 02-2100-7794

- Hyun Kim (Ms. Hyun Kim), Third Secretary, Green Diplomacy Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs [email protected] / 02-2100-7745

Advancing Greenhouse Gas Inventory Systems


Purpose- Developing capacities of country representatives, policymakers, practitioners, and experts on the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs with a special focus on SDG 13;- Facilitating the implementation of greenhouse gas inventory system in different countries and understanding related policies and methodologies toward enabling environment of greenhouse gas reduction; and- Exchange of experiences and lessons learned on addressing climate change issues through national GHG inventories and NDCs and advancing networks among participating organizations, countries, and regions to promote the implementation of the SDGs and Climate Action.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening Remarks (10:00-10:10) - Mr. Chun Kyoo Park, Head of Office, UNOSD

Welcoming Remarks (10:10-10:20)- Representative of Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Research Center of Korea (GIR) (TBC)

Country Experience: Thailand (10:20-10:30)- Mr. Kiatchai Maitriwong, Executive Director, Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization

Country Experience: Iran (10:30-10:40)- Mr. Reza Fallah, Climate Change Specialist, Department of Environment, Iran

Country Experience: India (10:40-10:50)- Dr. Sanghamitra Adhya, Associate Professor, Kalyani College, India

Country Experience: Guatemala (10:50-11:00)- Mr. David Barrera, Coordinator of National GHG Inventories, Directorate of Climate Change, Guatemala

Country Experience: Republic of Korea (11:00-11:10) - To be Confirmed

Q&A and Discussion (11:10-11:30)- Ms. Yujeong Kim, Senior Development Management Expert, UNOSD

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Key Participants - Mr. Chun Kyoo Park, Head of Office, UNOSD - Mr. Kiatchai Maitriwong, Executive Director, Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization - Mr. Reza Fallah, Climate Change Specialist, Department of Environment, Iran - Dr. Sanghamitra Adhya, Associate Professor, Kalyani College, India - Mr. David Barrera, Coordinator of National GHG Inventories, Directorate of Climate Change, Guatemala

Organization - United Nations Office for Sustainable Development (UNOSD)

- Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Research Center of Korea (GIR)

Contact Information - Ms. Yujeong Kim, Senior Development Management Expert, UNOSD [email protected]

- Mr. Huiyong Kim, Administrative Assistant, UNOSD [email protected]

Accelerating progress on Korea’s Net Zero 2050 target: Local governments, civil society and businesses join forces to tackle climate change through the Campaign for Blue Skies & Net Zero 2050 in the Republic of Korea


PurposeGovernments, businesses, civil society, the private sector around the world are stepping up efforts to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions. For example, the Republic of Korea is committed to achieve a net-zero target by 2050. The Korean National Assembly has passed a bill, outlining the country’s goal to cut down emissions in 2030 by 35 percent, making Korea the 14th in the world to legislate carbon neutrality act. In addition, in early October 2021, the Korean government decided to raise the country’s greenhouse gas reduction goal from 26.3 percent to 40 percent by 2030, as part of efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.Climate change is affecting all continents, and all systems. Young people today are leading climate action around the world. Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and young people have set the precedent for how we as individuals need to act if we are to save the planet and youth groups in Korea are following suit. As an immediate step, the government should come up with measures to motivate companies and industries to join the goal of meeting net-zero emissions by 2050 – as they will be the most affected by the country’s bold revision. What are the roles of civil society groups and international organizations like the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) and the Climate Change Center (CCC), the co-Secretariat for the Campaign for Blue Skies and Net Zero 2050 in the Republic of Korea? These important topics will be discussed during the session at the Korea Pavilion. Discussions will delve into actions and steps that need to be taken by local industries and non-state actors, explore the global trend of net zero commitments and learn from countries that have committed to ambitious NDC targets.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening (13:00~13:10)

Welcoming Remarks (Video Message)

- Mr. Ban Ki-moon, President & Chair, GGGI

Welcoming Remarks

- Dr. Young Sook Yoo, Chairperson of the Board, CCC

Presentation #1 (13:10~13:25)「Introduction to the Campaign for Blue Skies & Net Zero 2050 in the ROK and the next steps」

- Dr. Frank Rijsberman, Director-General, GGGI

Presentation #2 (13:25~13:40)「The Role of Youth in Climate Action」 (Video Message)

- Yeomyeong Choi, Jaemin Jeong, Yewon Kim, U-Savers

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Presentation #3 (13:40~13:55)

「Korea’s Net Zero 2050 target and the Role of Korea in the Global Community」


Presentation #4 (13:55~14:10)「The Role of Local Governments in Realizing Carbon Neutrality by 2050」 (Video Message)

- Mr. Jae-jun Lee, Mayor, Goyang City

Presentation #5 (14:10~14:25)「Mobilizing Funds for Climate Finance: the Era for the Global Carbon Neutrality」

- Mr. Yong Byoung Cho, CEO, Shinhan Financial Group


「The Role of Civil Society Groups in Helping to Achieve Korea’s Net-Zero Target 」

- Ms. Eun Heui Lee, CEO, Korea Climate& Environment Network

Discussion and Q&A (14:40~15:00)

All the presenters



- Ms. Jiwoo Choi, Chief Sustainability Officer, Shinhan Bank, London

- Ms. Eun Heui Lee, CEO, Korea Climate& Environment Network

Moderator:

- Dr. Mahamadou Tounkara, Director, Office of the Director-General, GGGI

Key Participants - Dr. Young Sook Yoo, Chairperson of the Board, CCC



- Mr. Yong Byoung Cho, CEO, Shinhan Financial Group

- Ms. Eun Heui Lee, CEO, Korea Climate · Environment Network

Organization - Climate Change Center


Contact Information - Mr. Kwon, Tae Young, Team Manager of Global Development Cooperation Team, Climate Change Center [email protected] / +82-10-9422-1416

Republic of Korea’s 2050 Carbon Neutral Strategy on Technology Innovation and Dissemination


PurposeTo introduce climate technology innovation and diffusion policies and cooperation cases delivered to respond to climate change and achieve carbon neutrality in the Republic of Korea

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening (16:00~ 16:10)

Introduction

- Dr. Ji-Hee Son, Green Technology Center Korea

Presentation 1 (16:10~ 16:30)

『Strategy and future plan for technology innovation to achieve carbon neutrality in the Republic of Korea』

- Mr. Moongi Choi, Korean Embassy in the UK


『Measures to promote international cooperation to disseminate climate technology』

- Dr. Hyung Ju Kim, Green Technology Center Korea


『Technology application cases for climate change adaptation』

- Dr. Suil Kang, Technology Executive Committee of UNFCCC


『Measures to boost Climate Technology transfer in the Asia-Pacific region based on activities of the CTCN Partnership and Liaison Office』

- Dr. Rose Mwebaza, Climate Technology Centre & Network

Q & A (17:30~ 18:00)

Key Participants - Mr. Moongi Choi, Science Attache, Korean Embassy in the UK

- Dr. Hyung Ju Kim, Director General, Green Technology Center Korea

- Dr. Rose Mwebaza, Director, Climate Technology Centre & Network

- Dr. Suil Kang, Member, Technology Executive Committee of UNFCCC

Organization - Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT)

- Green Technology Center Korea (GTCK)

Contact Information - Ms. Inyoung Lee, Deputy Director, Climate Change R&D Team, Ministry of Science and ICT(MSIT) [email protected] / + 82 044-202-4543

- Dr. Ji-Hee Son, Senior Researcher, Climate Technology Cooperation Division, Green Technology Center Korea [email protected] / +82 02-3393-3917

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Developing a sustainable battery industry that can deliver on climate ambitions


PurposeThe IEA’s latest Global Electric Vehicle’s Outlook projects over 120 million electric vehicles on the road by 2030 if stated government policies are implemented, translating to annual battery demand of 1.6 TWh. But for the world to be on a net-zero by 2050 pathway, over 6.5 TWh are needed by 2030. Therefore, decarbonising road transport calls for a battery manufacturing industry and related supply chains to expand very rapidly. This is not a simple task, and requires addressing several challenges, many of which can be best addressed by international cooperation. For instance, accelerated tech-nological innovation is needed to make electrification viable across all road transport modes, and a reliable and sustainable battery supply chain must be developed even while satisfying rapidly growing demand. This event gathers stakeholders from across the world to showcase their strategies and their visions for the global battery industry. The objective of this event is to provide a platform for discussion on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the battery industry with a focus on identifying what role governments can take to accelerate the development of a sustainable battery industry that lives up to these challenges; and to highlight the importance of international coopera-tion in this global challenge.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Introductory Remarks- Tom Howes, Head of Energy and Environment Division , IEA

Keynote Speech- Seoyoung LIM, Deputy General Manager / Advisor to UNFCCC Negotiation, Korea Environment Corporation

Batteries for electric vehicles as a key enabling technology for transport decarbonisation.

- Leonardo Paoli, Energy Analyst, IEA

Vision for sustainable battery industry from Korea

- To be confirmed, Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy

Vision for sustainable battery industry – industry’s perspective

- Jihye Choi, Professional, LG Energy Solutions

Europe’s battery industry vision and challenges- Ilka von Dalwigk, Policy Manager, European Battery Alliance

Opportunities for electric vehicles and battery industry from a South East Asian Perspective

- To be confirmed

Moderated discussion and Q&A with the speakers

- To be confirmed

Key Participants - Tom Howes, Head of Energy and Environment Division, IEA

- Seoyoung LIM, Deputy General Manager / Advisor to UNFCCC Negotiation, Korea Environment Corporation

- To be confirmed, Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy

- Jihye Choi, Professional, LG Energy Solutions

- Ilka von Dalwigk, Policy Manager, European Battery Alliance

- Leonardo Paoli, Energy Analyst, IEA

Organization


Contact Information - Leonardo Paoli, Energy Analyst, IEA [email protected] / +33 695267179

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Climate Change and Role’s of Adaptation Technology


PurposeSignificant damage is occurring all over the world due to abnormal weather and natural disasters caused by climate change. Especially in developing countries, the economic damage caused by cli-mate change is known to be relatively greater. This seminar is to emphasize the importance of tech-nology as a key solution to response to climate change, especially Adaptation Technology. In the field of adaptation to climate change, not only technological support, but also socio-economic factors that can develop self-reliance capability should be considered to strengthen resilience to climate change. Throughout the seminar, the current status of the Technology Needs Assessments (TNAs) and TNA Adaptation Taxonomy will be introduced. Moreover, some of cooperatives activities will be shared to emphasize the impacts of adaptation technology to developing countries.

Detailed Program

Time Program Speaker

13:00 ~ 13:05 Opening and Introduction - Ms. Ami Woo, GTC

13:05 ~ 13:10 Opening remarks - Ms. Susanne Pedersen, UDP

13:10 ~ 13:25Exploring Technology Needs Assessments to Technology Action Plans

- Dr. Sara Traerup, UDP

13:25 ~ 13:40TNA Adaptation Taxonomy : Roles and Challenges

- Ms. Ami Woo, GTC

13:40 ~ 13:55Lessons Learned from the Climate Adaptation Collaborative Activities in Water Sector

- Prof. Kyung-woong Kim, GIST

13:55 ~ 14:10 Climate Adaptation Actions in Cambodia - Dr. Hak Mao, NDE of Cambodia

14:10 ~ 14:15 Break

14:15 ~ 14:45

Panel Discussion

(Panelists : Sara Traerup, Kyung-woong Kim, Hak Mao, Suil Kang)

- Dr. Hyung-ju Kim, GTC

14:45 ~ 14:50Closing and Commemorative Photo section

- Ms. Ami Woo, GTC

Key Participants - Ms. Ami Woo, Researcher, Green Technology Center-Korea

- Dr. Sara Lærke Meltofte Trærup, Head of Section Technology, Transitions and System Innovation, UNEP-DTU Partnership - Prof. Kyoung-Woong Kim, Director , International Environmental Research Institute at GIST - Dr. Hak Mao, Director, Ministry of Environment, Cambodia - Dr. Hyung Ju Kim, Director General, Green Technology Center-Korea - Dr. Suil Kang, Chief Supervisor, International Environment Research Institute at GIST

Organization - Green Technology Center (GTC)

- UNEP-DTU Partnership and Gwanju Institute of Science and Technology

Contact Information - Ms. Ami Woo, Researcher, Green Technology Center – Korea [email protected] / +82 10 9928 6845, +45 5280 5470

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Asian youth dialogue on carbon neutrality


PurposeTo share youth’s perspectives on the reality of their carbon neutrality scenario and the climate change responses Asian youth organizations are initiating with case studies on transboundary cooperation. This side event will also focus on comparing each carbon neutrality and NDC policies, sharing their roles as youth.

Detailed Program

Time Program Speaker

10:00-10:10 (10’) Opening remarks - Yoo Jung Kwon, Team Leader, GEYK

10:10-10:30 (20’)Carbon neutrality scenario and related activities in South Korea

- Sunryul Kim, Executive Member, GEYK

10:30-10:50 (20’)Carbon neutrality scenario and related activities in Taiwan

- Jiayi Lynn, Member, TWYCC

10:50-11:10 (20’)Carbon neutrality scenario and related activities in Hong Kong

- Hermia Chan, Member, CCIL

11:10-11:30 (20’)Carbon neutrality scenario and related activities in Japan

- Kohana Yanagisawa, CYJ

11:30-11:55 (25’) Panel Discussion/Q&A session

11:55-12:00 (5’) Closing Remarks - Yoo Jung Kwon, Team Leader, GEYK

Key Participants - Ms. Yoo Jung Kwon, Team leader, Green Environment Youth Korea (GEYK)

- Mr. Sunryul Kim, Executive Member, Green Environment Youth Korea (GEYK)

- Ms. Jiayi Lynn, Member, Taiwan Youth Climate Coalition (TWYCC)

- Ms. Alissa Tung, Member, CarbonCare InnoLab (CCIL)

Organization - Host: Green Environment Youth Korea (GEYK) GEYK is a youth platform in South Korea to share knowledge and experience, take action locally and internationally, initiate projects and inspire other people to care and take action on climate change together

- Co-organizers: China Youth Climate Action (CYCAN), Climate Youth Japan (CYJ),

Taiwan Youth Climate Coalition (TWYCC), CarbonCare InnoLab (CCIL)

Contact Information - Ms Yoo Jung Kwon, Team Leader, Green Environment Youth Korea (GEYK) [email protected]/ +82 10 8990 7266

Comparing G20 Climate Mitigation, Adaptation and Finance - Korea Focus


PurposePurpose: In October 2021, Solutions For Our Climate (SFOC) and Climate Transparency published a report on comparing G20 climate ambitions. The current report discusses the countries’ efforts and projections on mitigation, adaptation and climate finance in order to align with 1.5 degrees. At this event, SFOC plans to give a presentation on what the findings of the report are, and where Korea stands among the analyzed countries. The program will extend to inviting global experts to discuss what further efforts South Korea and other G20 countries can make in the coming years.

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Welcome and Opening (10:00 – 10:05)- Hyo-eun Kim, Ambassador and Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Republic of Korea

Findings of the G20 Report, where does Korea stand?

(10:05 – 10:15)- Joojin Kim, Managing Director of SFOC

Panel Discussions with Global Experts

(Moderated by Joojin Kim)

(10:15 – 11:15)

- Gerd Leipold, Program Director, Climate Transparency (Previous Executive Director of Greenpeace International)

- David Waskow, Director of International Climate Initiative, World Resource Institute

- Claire Stockwell, Senior Climate Policy Analyst, Climate Analytics

- Jorge Villarreal, Founder and Director of Climate Policy, Iniciativa Climatica de Mexico

- Khanh Nguy Thi, Executive Director, Green Innovation and Development Centre, Vietnam (2018 Goldman Prize Recipient, Asia)

- Angela Picciariello, Senior Research Officer, ODI

Wrap Up

(11:15 – 11:30)- Gerd Leipold, Program Director, Climate Transparency

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Key Participants - Hyo-eun Kim, Ambassador and Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Republic of Korea

- Joojin Kim, Managing Director of SFOC

- Gerd Leipold, Program Director, Climate Transparency (Previous Executive Director of Greenpeace International)

- David Waskow, Director of International Climate Initiative, World Resource Institute

- Claire Stockwell, Senior Climate Policy Analyst, Climate Analytics

- Jorge Villarreal, Founder and Director of Climate Policy, Iniciativa Climatica de Mexico

- Khanh Nguy Thi, Executive Director, Green Innovation and Development Centre, Vietnam (2018 Goldman Prize Recipient, Asia)

- Angela Picciariello, Senior Research Officer, ODI

OrganizationABOUT SFOC:

Solutions For Our Climate (SFOC) is a nonprofit organization established in 2016 for more effective climate action and energy transition based in Seoul, South Korea. SFOC is led by legal, economic, financial and environmental experts with experience in energy and climate policy and works closely with domestic and international players.

ABOUT CLIMATE TRANSPARENCY:

Climate Transparency is a global partnership with a shared mission to stimulate a ‘race to the top’ in climate action in G20 countries through enhanced transparency. It convenes partners from Argentina (Fundaci n Ambiente y Recursos Naturales), Brazil (CentroClima/COPPE UFRJ), Canada (Canadian Institute for Climate Choices), China (Beijing University), France (The Institute for Sustain-

able Development and International Relations), Germany (Climate Analytics, Germanwatch, HUM-BOLDT-VIADRINA Governance Platform, NewClimate Institute), India (The Energy and Resources In-stitute), Indonesia (Institute for Essential Service Reform), Japan (Institute for Global Environmental Strategies), Mexico (Initiativa Clim tica de M xico), South Africa (Energy Research Center/University of Cape Town), South Korea (Solutions For Our Climate) and the UK (ODI). Climate Transparency is funded by the International Climate Initiative of the German Environment Ministry, the World Bank

Group and the ClimateWorks Foundation.

Contact Information - Ms. Sunwoo (Vivian) Lee, Climate Diplomacy Lead, Solutions for Our Climate

- Email Address / Contact Number

[email protected] / +82 010-8800-3908

RE100 Private Partnership to Achieve Net-zero by 2050


PurposeTo introduce K-RE100 policy in achieving Net-zero by 2050 and the renewable energy expansion goal, and presentation of public-private partnership model cases for the K-RE100 implementation

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Opening (13:00~13:05)Welcoming Remarks

- Dr. Young Sook Yoo, Chairperson of the Board, Climate Change Center

Presentation #1 (13:05~13:20)「Introduction of K-RE100 Policy」

- Mr. Sung Hoon Kim, Director of NRE Policy Division, Koea Energy Agency


「Introduction of RE100 Private Partnership and K-RE100 Consulting Program」

- Ms. Sohee Kim, Secretary General, Climate Change Center

Presentation #3 (13:35~14:00)「Model Cases of Participating Companies in K-RE100 Consulting Program」 (Video Message)

- TBD

Discussion and Q&A (14:00~14:30)Moderator

- Prof. Jeongin Kim, Head of Chung-Ang University School of Industry and Business

Key Participants - Dr. Young Sook Yoo, Chairperson of the Board, Climate Change Center

- Prof. Jeongin Kim, Head of Chung-Ang University School of Industry and Business

- Mr. Sung Hoon Kim, Director of NRE Policy Division, Koea Energy Agency

Organization - Climate Change Center

- Korea Energy Agency

Contact Information - Mr. Tae Young Kwon, Team Manager of Global Development Cooperation Team, Climate Change Center [email protected] / +82-10-9422-1416

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Modelling activities on Climate Change at Sookmyung Women’s University


Purpose

To introduce the modelling activities and their results conducted by Climate Environment Modelling Laboratory, Graduate School of Climate Change in Sookmyung Women’s University

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Introduction

(16:00~16:10)Overview of modelling activities at Sookmyung Women’s University

- Dr. Seung Jick Yoo, Professor, Sookmyung Women’s University

1st Presentation

(16:10~16:30)

Key outcomes and issues of K-ETS during the 1st & 2nd planning periods (2015-2020)

- Ms. Su Yeoun Jung, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

2nd Presentation

(16:30~16:50)The effect of a price collar in the K-ETS

- Ms. Kyung Eun Bae, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

3rd Presentation

(16:50~17:10)Effectiveness of GHGs reduction policy in road sector

- Ms. Hye Young Yang, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

4th Presentation

(17:10~17:30)Extending the K-ETS to road transport sector

- Ms. You Joon Won, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

Key Participants - Dr. Seung Jick Yoo, Professor, Sookmyung Women’s University

- Ms. Kyung Eun Bae, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

- Ms. Hye Young Yang, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

- Ms. You Joon Won, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

- Ms. Su Yeoun Jung, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University

Organization

- Sookmyung Women’s University

Contact Information

- Ms. Su Yeoun Jung, Researcher, Sookmyung Women’s University [email protected] / +82 10 4188 2506

Strategy to revitalize investment for greeenhouse gas reduction in bilateral cooperation with developing countries on Private Sector


Purpose

Strategy to revitalize investment for greeenhouse gas reduction in bilateral cooperation with developing countries on Private Sector

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

Greenhouse Gas Reduction System to achive NDC in Korea

- Jihyun Kim

International Cooperation Project for Greenhouse Gas reduction in Indonesia

- K.R. Raghunath

Q&A, Discussion -

Key Participants - Mr. K.R. Raghunath, CEO, KIS Group

- Mr. Sanghyun Kim, Head of the institute, KRIC

- Mr. Stephano de Clara, Head of secretariat, ICAP

Organization

- ICAP

- Officials from government ministries in Indonesia

- KRIC

- KIS Group

Contact Information

- Mr. Hyeongsu Kim, Researcher, KRIC [email protected] / +82 1097945773

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“Evaluating climate change adaptation and climate action in the Small Island Developing States (SIDS) – What have we learned? - A dialogue with evaluators.”


PurposeInvestments in adaptation and resilience are of keen interest to the climate community in general and COP26 in particular. The Independent Evaluation Unit (IEU) of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) recently conducted an Independent Evaluation of the GCF’s Adaptation Portfolio and Approach as well as an Independent Evaluation of the GCF’s investments in Small Island Developing States, which looks at what it takes for the GCF – a young, large and ambitious climate fund – to contribute to adaptation interven-tions with scale, depth and duration in developing countries as well as the needs of vulnerable countries, such as the SIDS. The role of adaptation is also of interest to other institutions, such as the Independent Evaluation Department (IED) of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), ICRAF World Agroforestry, Technical Evaluation Reference Group of the Adaptation Fund (AF-TERG) and German Institute for Development Evaluation (DEval), who also have ongoing work relating to climate change adaptation and/or climate investments. The event will thus provide an opportunity for the audience to hear about the recent learn-ings from these organizations’ work on climate change adaptation and investments. The event’s objec-tives are:

- To inform the audience of the IEU evaluation’s key findings and take-aways relating to the GCF’s adaptation investments and portfolio

- To also inform the audience of the relevant work/evaluations done by the ADB-IED, ICRAF World Forestry, AF-TERG and DEval on adaptation and/or climate investments

- To exchange ideas with and hear from the panel members on how some of the findings and insights from the IEU’s adaptation evaluation are useful and relevant to their work and to the broader climate change/climate finance community

Detailed Program

Program Speaker

1. Opening & introduction by the moderator (4 minutes) IEU/GCF

2. A presentation by the GCF-IEU (6 minutes) IEU/GCF

3. A presentation by the ADB-IED (6 minutes) ADB

4. A presentation by the ICRAF World Forestry (6 minutes) ICRAF

5. A presentation by the AF-TERG (6 minutes) AF

6. A presentation by the DEval (6 minutes) DEval

7. A moderated panel discussion (30 minutes) RAMSAR

8. Conclusion & closing remarks (5 minutes) IEU/GCF

Key Participants [From GCF-IEU]

- Andreas Reumann, Head a.i. of Independent Evaluation Unit (IEU), GCF, and

- Archi Rastogi, Evaluation Advisor a.i., IEU, GCF

[From ADB-IED]

- Nathan Subramaniam, Director, Independent Evaluation Department, ADB

[From ICRAF World Forestry]

- Dr. Lalisa A Duguma, Scientist- Sustainability and Resilience, CIFOR-ICRAF World Agroforestry

[From AF-TERG]

- Debbie Menezes, Chair of AF-TERG, AF, and

- Claudio Volonte, Member of AF-TERG, AF

[From DEval]

- Dr. Sven Harten, Head of Competence Center for Evaluation Methodology, Deputy Director, DEval

OrganizationThe Independent Evaluation Unit (IEU) ensures the Green Climate Fund (GCF) is accountable and ef-fective. It conducts independent evaluations of the GCF’s activities to guarantee its accountability and synthesizes learnings from high-quality and rigorous evaluations to support the GCF’s effectiveness and efficiency. It operates independently of the GCF Secretariat. Its Head is appointed by and reports directly to the Board. The IEU also provides evaluation reports to the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), for purposes of periodic reviews of the Financial Mechanism, of which GCF is a part.

The IEU was established by the GCF Board as an independent unit to provide objective assessments of the performance and results of the Fund, including its funded activities, its effectiveness, and its efficiency.

Useful resources/links for this event- (GCF-IEU’s full evaluation report) Independent evaluation of the adaptation portfolio and approach of the Green Climate Fund | Independent Evaluation Unit | Green Climate Fund- (2-page summary of the GCF-IEU’s evaluation findings) gevalnote-adaptation.pdf (greenclimate.fund)

Contact Information

- Temurbek Zokirov (Mr.), Capacity Assistant Consultant, IEU, Green Climate Fund [email protected] / Contact 010-2967-7774

- Andreas Reumann (Mr.), Head of the IEU a.i., Green Climate Fund [email protected] / Contact 010-3028-5363

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MEMOKorean Enviornmental Independent Films



Detailed Program

Title Program

Dust Safe Guard (2020)

사는게 먼지

(Sa-neun-ge Meon-ji)

(30min.)

- Director: MIN Hyun-ki

- Awards and Invitation: Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival: BIFAN (2020) Chuncheon SF Film Festival: CCFF (2020)

- Air pollution has made it impossible to breathe without wearing gas masks. Dongwan, a dust safety guard, succeeds in evolution but loses the most important thing.

182-4 Deoksan-Myeon (2020)

덕산식구대피소

(Deog-san Sig-gu Dae-pi-so)

(30min.)

- Director : SHIN Hayeon

- Awards and Invitation: Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival: BIFAN (2020)

- Suin is scared that the thin pillar supporting her old house may collapse. She insists that the family should move or replace the pillar, but they are not taken seriously. One day, the pillar is barely holding out and is on the verge of collapse, and Suin is home alone. Behind her house there are a lot of high-rise apartment buildings.

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MEMOMEMO

1st - gggi.org

Documents

Transcript of 1st - gggi.org