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FP @ COP28

Join  Foreign Policy on the ground at COP28 in Dubai for a series of roundtables and public briefings dedicated to advancing collective action to address climate change.

Accelerating Women-Led Nature-based Solutions to Climate Change

Dec, 4th, 8:00 a.m. GST, In-Person 
Future Mobility Hub, 10th Floor, Uptown Tower Dubai

Leveraging insights from FP Analytics' latest research, this roundtable will explore the benefits of investing in women-led solutions to address climate and socio-economic challenges. This event aims to help advance the policies, financial strategies, land protections, and reforms required to enhance women's contributions in driving significant environmental and socio-economic progress.

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Climate Resilience and Healthcare: Safeguarding Global Wellbeing

Dec, 4th, 1:00 p.m. GST, In-Person 
Future Mobility Hub, 10th Floor, Uptown Tower Dubai

Leaders from government, industry, and civil society will convene for a closed-door roundtable discussion on the intersection of climate and healthcare. The focus of the session will be on ways to proactively invest in more climate-resilient and sustainable healthcare systems and to mitigate climate-impact throughout global supply chains.

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FP Forum @ COP28

Dec, 6th, 9: 00 a.m. GST, In-Person & Online
Future Mobility Hub, 10th Floor, Uptown Tower Dubai

Against the backdrop of COP, where the stakes for collaborative action on climate comes to the fore, Foreign Policy will host a morning of thoughtful discussions on decarbonization and climate resilience efforts across sectors. While the world converges on solutions for a warming planet, this forum underlines the powerful effect of collaborative efforts across various levels of governance and society.

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The Catch Live Taping @ COP28

Dec, 9th, 5: 45 p.m. GST, In-Person & Online
COP28 Resilience Hub, Blue Zone, Expo City Dubai

Please note that in-person attendance is dependent on your Blue Zone access. 

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