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Opening of the Workshop
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- Opening remarks and overview of the workshop programme
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- Opening remarks:
- Khaled Hashem, Government of Egypt
- Sophie De Coninck,bio UNFCCC Secretariat
- Maitha Alkaabi,bio UAE COP28 Presidency
- Gabriela Blatter and Ambassador Mohamed Nasr, Co-Chairs of the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue bio
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09:30-10:45
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- Expert and Practitioner Panel: Working towards a financial system that enables the achievement of the goals of the Paris Agreement: priorities for evolution and international cooperation.
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- How should the international financial system evolve to best support the achievement of the goals of the Paris Agreement?
- How should different financial actors and institutions at national and international levels interact?
- How can and should the UN climate process add most value?
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- Luiz de Andrade Filho,bio Brazil, Technical Coordinator G20 Task Force on a Global Mobilization Against Climate Change (TF-CLIMA)
Presentation
- Alessandra Sgobbi, bio Head of Unit Climate Finance, EU Commission DG CLIMA
Presentation
- Prasad Ananthakrishnan,bio Chief of Climate Finance Policy Unit, International Monetary Fund
- Bernard de Longevialle,bio Global Head of Sustainable Finance, S&P Global
Presentation
- Chenai Mukumba,bio Executive Director, Tax Justice Network Africa
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10:45-11:00
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Coffee break |
| 11:00-12:30 |
- Interactive Breakout Groups: Participants, guided by a moderator, will discuss in smaller groups the topic, guiding questions and insights from the previous panel in an interactive format, including the participation of one of the panelists.
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Moderators
- Igor Paunovic, UNCTAD
- Zeineb Ben Yahmed, CPI
- Fadhel Kaboub, Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity
- Virtual: Eunjung Lee, E3G
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12:30-13:30
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Lunch Break |
| 13:30-14:30 |
- Expert and Practitioner Panel: Opportunities for realizing approaches to Article 2.1(c) and its complementarity with Article 9 at the national and international level
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- What are best practices and opportunities to replicate, including for incentivizing finance flows to be consistent with the goals of the Paris Agreement?
- What are opportunities to use Article 9 as a catalyst to enhance finance flows consistent with the Paris Agreement.
- What are priority areas to build capacities for implementing Article 2.1(c) in complementarity with Article 9?
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- Atika Ben Maïd, Co-Chair of the IDFC Climate working group
Presentation
- Abdiel Douglas,bio Ministry of the Environment Panama & Valeria Rosales Padilla,bio Sustainability Manager at Banistmo Panama
Presentation
- Sofia Vargas Lozada,bio Ministry of Finance Colombia
Presentation
- Sarah Duff,bio EBRD
Presentation
- Thomas Beloe, Acting Director, UNDP Sustainable Finance Hub
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14:30-15:45
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- Interactive Breakout Groups: Participants, guided by a moderator, will discuss in smaller groups the topic, guiding questions and insights from the previous panel in an interactive format, including the participation of one of the panelists.
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Moderators
- Igor Paunovic, UNCTAD
- Zeineb Ben Yahmed, CPI
- Fadhel Kaboub, Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity
- Virtual: Bertha Argueta, Germanwatch
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| 15:45-16:00 |
Coffee Break
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| 16:00-17:00 |
- Reflection session: The co-chairs will guide a reflection session on the day, where moderators of the interactive breakout group discussions will share key takeaways of the views expressed and experiences shared.
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- Gabriela Blatter and Ambassador Mohamed Nasr, Co-Chairs of the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue
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Day 2: Monday, 7 October 2024
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| 09:00-10:15 |
- Expert and Practitioner Panel: Available metrics, methodologies and approaches for and experiences with tracking efforts towards achieving Article 2.1(c), including with climate risk disclosure policies
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- What experiences do public and private actors have with current approaches, including with climate risk disclosure policies and requirements?
- What are common elements in the approaches used and what can be learned from existing experiences?
- Are the used metrics, methodologies and approaches comparable? If not, how could the comparability be increased?
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- Judy Ryan,bio Technical Advisor, New Zealand External Reporting Board
Presentation
- Debra-Lee Swanepoel,bio National Treasury South Africa
- Richard Barker,bio ISSB Member - International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)
Presentation
- Elisabeth Burks,bio Director of Sustainable Finance, S&P Global Ratings
Presentation
- Raphael Jachnik,bio Team Lead Finance for Climate Action OECD
Presentation
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10:15-10:30
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Coffee Break |
| 10:30-12:00 |
- Interactive Breakout Groups: Participants, guided by a moderator, will discuss in smaller groups the topic, guiding questions and insights from the previous panel in an interactive format, including the participation of one of the panelists.
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Moderators
- Samson Mbewe, South South North
- Kunal Singh, Pacific Community
- Igor Paunovic, UNCTAD
- Virtual: Sandra Hanni, ICC
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12:00-13:00
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Lunch Break |
| 13:00-14:00 |
- Expert and Practitioner Panel: Avoiding greenwashing and maladaptation through transparency and tracking to ensure credibility in efforts towards achieving Article 2.1(c)
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- What transparency approaches are used to measure and track efforts by public and private efforts towards achieving Article 2.1(c)?
- What are examples of safeguards to avoid greenwashing and maladaptation in the area of sustainable finance?
- How could the UN climate process facilitate transparency and credibility of efforts to reduce greenwashing and maladaptation in line with Article 2.1(c)?
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- Timothy Rawlings,bio NGFS Workstream on Supervision, Co-head of the Climate Hub Bank of England
Presentation
- Eugene Wong,bio Sustainable Finance Institute Asia
Presentation
- Stephanie Chow-Ashton,bio Executive Director Transition Finance, GFANZ
Presentation
- Daan Van Acker,bio Director of FinanceMap and Investor Engagement, InfluenceMap
Presentation
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| 14:00-15:00 |
- Interactive Breakout Groups: Participants, guided by a moderator, will discuss in smaller groups the topic, guiding questions and insights from the previous panel in an interactive format, including the participation of one of the panelists.
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Moderators
- Samson Mbewe, South South North
- Kunal Singh, Pacific Community
- Igor Paunovic, UNCTAD
- Virtual: Charlene Watson, ODI
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15:00-15:15
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Coffee Break |
| 15:15-16:00 |
- Reflection session: The co-chairs will guide a reflection session on the day, where moderators of the interactive breakout group discussions will share key takeaways of the views expressed and experiences shared.
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- Gabriela Blatter and Ambassador Mohamed Nasr, Co-Chairs of the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue
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| 16:00-17:00 (end) |
- Closing session: Stocktake on the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue in 2024, and outlook for 2025
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- What are the main takeaways and lessons learned from the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue in 2024?
- What issues need to be further addressed under the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue in 2025?
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- Gabriela Blatter and Ambassador Mohamed Nasr, Co-Chairs of the Sharm el-Sheikh Dialogue
- Closing remarks: Elmaddin Mehdiyev, Finance Team Lead, Incoming COP29 Presidency
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