Catalyser le changement : Aperçu du rapport « Rendre les terres aux citoyens, c’est une politique climatique »
November 19, 2024 | 12:05 - 13:05 (GMT+4)
Indigenous Peoples Pavilion, Blue Zone, COP29 Baku
To address climate change and climate justice, it is essential that policies and solutions target the persistent drivers and underlying causes of the crisis. To follow up Indigenous Climate Action’s (ICA) panel event last year, ICA is back to release a sneak peak of the final part of the Decolonizing Climate Policy Project: Phase 2. Join this panel that will feature a preview of “Land Back is Climate Policy”, which dives into youth leadership, climate policy and Indigenous knowledge. This event will nurture a deeper understanding of how “Land Back” can fundamentally reshape climate policy. The panel will feature the following key themes:
Youth Perspectives: hear directly from Indigenous youth that are leading climate action initiatives
Indigenous-led Climate Policy: engage in discussions about how climate policies can be reimagined through Indigenous worldviews and governance systems
Actionable Pathways: discover six pathways and ten categories of solutions that Indigenous people in so-called Canada are enacting right now