The Global Partnership is excited to host a webinar to showcase leading examples of data-driven climate action from Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. These case studies will highlight how countries use cutting-edge data approaches to address climate challenges and offer actionable insights for the global community.
Event time: 9am EDT / 1pm GMT / 2pm BST / 4pm EAT
Background and Context
Climate change is one of the most critical challenges facing the world today, affecting ecosystems, economies, and communities globally. As climate-related challenges escalate, the importance of timely, accurate, and actionable data has never been more crucial. Technological advancements in data science and Earth observation have revolutionized how we understand and respond to climate change. Leveraging these innovations, countries are better equipped to inform policy, mitigate impacts, and build resilient societies.
Objectives
This webinar aims to:
- Highlight exemplary data-driven projects from countries in Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean, focusing on climate change mitigation and adaptation.
- Showcase the collaborative efforts of the Global Partnership in implementing innovative solutions for environmental monitoring, including the impact of small-scale gold mining in Suriname.
- Facilitate discussions on the lessons learned, opportunities, and the transformative potential of data-driven approaches to climate action.
This knowledge exchange will serve as a vital platform for showcasing the pivotal role of data in climate action. By sharing successful examples from Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean, this event aims to inspire further collaboration and innovation, driving impactful climate solutions globally.
Bassaga Kossi Simle
