The Climate Champions Team is excited to be partnering with Economist Impact for the 8th annual Sustainability Week event on March 29 – 31 2023.
Sustainability Week focuses on empowering businesses to accelerate action on sustainability. As an independent guide to sustainability, Economist Impact helps organisations cut through the noise and supports them as they achieve sustainability goals and reach outcomes with actual business value. Sustainability Week helps businesses, policymakers, financiers, investors, NGOs and others achieve their sustainability goals, faster.
Dr Mahmoud Mohieldin, the UN Climate Change High-Level Champion for COP27 will be speaking on Wednesday 29 March, 12:30 BST in a Fireside chat: Driving the flywheel faster on the journey to a net-zero future: As we approach COP28 how might the momentum of the previous event’s agenda be maintained?
You can view the full programme here.
Economist Impact has kindly offered our community free virtual passes and we encourage you to register for this exciting discussion here.
Meet Neal Spackman, a regenerative development visionary bringing transformative change to degraded landscapes and communities worldwide.
Through projects like the Al Baydha Project and Regenerative Seawater Agriculture (RSA), Neal is breathing life back into ecosystems while creating sustainable livelihoods.
Meet Gator Halpern, Co-founder and President of Coral Vita, who’s scaling coral restoration to combat ocean warming. By cultivating resilient corals in high-tech farms, Coral Vita restores damaged reefs in the Bahamas and beyond, safeguarding biodiversity and supporting local economies.
Meet Dr. Allen Hershkowitz, whose work is transforming how sports and culture can contribute to a more sustainable world. As the environmental adviser to the New York Yankees, NBA, and Broadway, Allen is helping iconic institutions engage millions in the climate conversation, setting new standards for environmental action in these influential spaces.
Meet Rajesh Shah, Managing Trustee of VIKAS Centre for Development, championing community-led climate resilience through the Great Green Wall of Gujarat. Rajesh’s initiative empowers marginalized communities to restore coastal ecosystems while creating sustainable livelihoods.
