Events facts
To demonstrate how academic institutions and NGOs are using smart technologies and quantitative indicators to enact climate solutions, recognized subject-matter experts and leaders will explain how innovation (e.g., blockchain, remote sensing, and smart city technology) is empowering diverse groups of stakeholder to achieve their climate goals based on their individual and unique requirements, available resources and infrastructure.
Moreover, a path forward where stakeholders work in concert along common climate goals and resource mobilization at the grass-roots level will be discussed and reviewed (including the student climate movement at The George Washington University).
This event is of great significance to enhanced technology cooperation that shares the knowledge and expertise of the UN CTCN and US-based institutions with developing countries to enable replication and scalability. It is co-hosted by the CTCN and GWU which is a Network member of the CTCN.
At UNFCCC Pavilion and live here.