Online Workshop
How public servants can tackle climate change post-Covid-19
Exclusive for public servants and policymakers
Wednesday, Sep 8, 2021
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Speakers
The Covid-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on global carbon dioxide emissions over the past year, resulting in a widespread drop in CO2 output as lifestyles drastically changed around the globe.
However, as the world resets itself and governments are faced with an unprecedented opportunity to rethink their policy approaches, will they take into account the crucial lessons learnt over the past year about climate change and our role in it?
Join this free online workshop to learn what a post-Covid climate plan could look like for governments around the world. You’ll explore the impact that the pandemic has had on climate change, what this means going forward for climate planning in a post-Covid world and how public servants can take action.
You'll learn:
- How the Covid-19 pandemic shone a light on climate change realities
- What governments should consider when developing their post-pandemic climate plans
- How public servants can take meaningful action on climate change in a post-Covid-19 world
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Speakers
Dr Debbie Rosen
Science and Policy manager for the CONSTRAIN Project
United Kingdom
Jazmin Burgess
Head of Global Green New Deal Implementation at C40 Cities
United Kingdom











