Speakers from across the world will discuss the short-and long‐term implications of COVID‐19, specifically how the pandemic is affecting renewables, air pollution, emission trends, and more.
The webinar will include a practical assessment of our current ability to combat climate change and discuss how the pandemic has shifted the momentum of climate change altogether. A Q&A portion will follow and give the audience an opportunity to engage.
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Speakers:
- Christopher Knittel│ George P. Shultz Professor of Applied Economics at MIT│ Director of MIT’s Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research│ USA
- Anam Zeb│ Climate Change Expert│ Climate Action Pakistan│ Islamabad, Pakistan
- Rassu Manandhar│ Environmentalist│ Professional Fellow│ Kathmandu, Nepal
This event is co‐organized by Digital Communication Network SouthEast Europe Hub (DCN SEE) and World Learning and is part of DCNSEE’s Ideas in Action – Digital Engagement, a series of virtual events launched in the context of the COVID‐19 crisis. DCNSEE is supported by the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Citizen Exchanges. This global event was designed and arranged with support from the South‐Central Asia Alumni Network of the State Department exchange program Professional Fellows, implemented by World Learning.
DCN SOUTHEAST EUROPE HUB is a consortium of Aristotle University, Digital Communication Network, nonprofits, public and private organizations and companies involved in the fields of digital communication, social impact campaigns, technology, and innovation. It is a unique, interdisciplinary coalition tapping into the best talent and resources across Europe.