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|PROGRAM

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Sarah Leugers, Gold Standard Welcome and introductions of panelists

Owen Hewlett, Gold Standard + CLIAlberto Sanchez, UNU-EHS

Introduction to CLI and the collaborative platform

Sven Braden, CLIJuerg Fuessler, Infras + CLI

Introduction to 5 Hot Topics and rules of the game

Alberto Sanchez, UNU-EHSSven Braden, CLIJuerg Fuessler, Infras + CLIAna Lucia Moya Mora, SINAMECC, Costa Rica

Moderated design sprints

Sarah Leugers, Gold Standard Conclusions and wrap up

Mission: to accelerate the momentum for climate action under the Paris Agreement by fostering the use of the emerging blockchain technology. CLI’s activities: • Analysis and research• Innovation use cases• Platform for exchange and joint learning

Climate Ledger Initiative (CLI)

Collaboration with network of partners includingUNFCCC Sec., World Bank, Governments, policymakers, stakeholders, technology innovators

CLI is jointly operated by: INFRAS and the Gold Standard Foundation

https://climateledger.org 3

Supported by:

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2018 CLI Flagship Report –COP Katowice Three key areas of application identified:- Next-generation registries and

tracking systems- Digitizing Measuring, Reporting and

Verification (MRV)- Decentralized access to clean energy

and finance

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2019 CLI Flagship Report – COP Madrid One productive year later- State and trends – dynamic field, tech

maturing- Deep dives: digitizing Measuring,

Reporting and Verification (MRV)- Emerging Elephant: Governance

CLI Navigating Blockchain and Climate Action Report 2019

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CLI Navigating Blockchain and Climate Action Report 2019

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UNITED NATIONS

UNIVERSITYInstitute for Environment

and Human Security (UNU-EHS)

“A Collaborative Platform for Capacity Building”

United Nations University Institute forEnvironment and Human Security (UNU-EHS)

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Environmental Hazards

UN Agencies, Programmes, Commissions, Funds and Convention

Secretariats

Risks & Adaptation Global Change

Universities and Research institutes in UN Member

States

Pan African Cooperation and Educational Technologies programme (PACET)

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• Digital technologies to strengthen educational and research capacities of the UNU-EHS

• Teaching/Research Nexus to enhance Higher Education and capacity development

• Innovative methodologies and technologies to design and deliver educational materials

• Build and maintain networks

• PACET aims to strengthen the research, educational and institutional capacities of UNU-EHS in Africa

• Fosters cooperation between UNU-EHS and institutions in developing countries, higher education, research, policy and practice to develop innovative methods and appropriate solutions that address challenges particularly on global issues of environmental risks and sustainable development

UNU - EHS Sessions

at 2019 Regional Climate Weeks

“Better Equip Policy Makers”

“Go Digital and Engage More”

“Join Together for Greater Impact”

Africa Climate WeekAccra, GhanaMarch 2019

Latin America and Caribbean Climate Week

Salvador, BrazilAugust 2019

Asia-Pacific Climate WeekBangkok, ThailandSeptember 2019

1. Create an avenue where university students can be introduced to strategic

documents such as NAPs, the Paris Agreement and other negotiation processes

to educate and direct their thought processes to better contribute to the dialogue

and decision making.

2. Develop high quality e-learning courses for students and decision makers to

bridge the gap between science, education and practice.

Community of Practice forUniversities

Community of Practice forUniversities

Community of Practice forUniversities

Activities

Activities

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|DESIGN SPRINTS

Sprint 1 – Designing Online Collaborative Platforms for Capacity Building

• Alberto Sanchez, UNU-EHS

Sprint 2 – Next-generation registries on blockchain

• Juerg Fuessler, INFRAS + Climate Ledger Initiative

Sprint 3 – Using blockchain for transparency in climate finance

• Sven Braden, Climate Ledger Initiative

Sprint 4 – Digitizing Measuring, Reporting and Verification (MRV)

• Ana Lucia Moya Mora, SINAMECC

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