COVID-19 remains top priority for governments worldwide. What does this mean for climate change?

On 9 November 2020 the British Embassy in Ljubljana in partnership with the Centre for European Perspective and Bled Strategic Forum invites you to join leading UK and Slovenian climate change and political experts to discuss the most important of questions:

- What can government, academia, civil society and the public really do about climate change?
- What are the threats and opportunities that Covid presents to our climate change action?
- And just how important is a successful COP 26?

PARTICIPANTS:
- Archie Young (UK Lead Climate Negotiator for COP26)
- Tina Kobilšek (Ministry for the Environment & Spatial Planning)
- Dr Lučka Kajfež Bogataj (Climatologist and Professor at Biotechnical Faculty, University of Ljubljana)
- Moderator: Ladeja Godina Košir (Founder and Executive Director, Circular Change)

In November 2021 the UK will host COP26, in partnership with Italy. It will be the most important international climate change meeting since the Paris Agreement of 2015, and pivotal in ensuring action to limit the impact of climate change and avoiding global catastrophe. An ambitious outcome from international negotiations – including challenging commitments from all participants – will be crucial.

Places for the webinar are limited - REGISTER NOW!