JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ NOBEL PEACE PRIZE FORUM HIGH-LEVEL CLIMATE CONGRESS Political Will is a Renewable Resource Immediate and Radical Collaboration Required Alongside the United Nations 24th annual climate conference, the Nobel Peace Prize Forum gathered some of the world’s foremost climate leaders in Oslo who discussed climate change as a matter of international peace and security [...]
The Norwegian Nobel Institute hosted a High-Level Climate Congress on Day 2 of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Forum Oslo. Date: 12 December 2018 Venue: Norwegian Nobel Institute, Oslo SOLVING THE CLIMATE CRISIS IN TIME From Climate Destabilization to Climate Security 10:30 - 10:45: Welcome by Henrik Syse, Member of the Norwegian Nobel Committee The [...]
The following is a joint submission to the Talanoa Dialogue of the UN climate negotiating process, by a coalition supporting the Resilience Intel climate-smart finance initiative. Input to the Talanoa Dialogue The world can, and must, move to 100% climate-smart finance within 20 years; smart networking of information systems will make this possible. Resilience Intel [...]
Released: September 12, 2018 — San Francisco, California The Resilience Intel initiative is the primary operational outcome of the Acceleration Dialogues, a series of high-level climate action roundtables we have been supporting. ICDP supports the Resilience Intel Charter, because we view the work of aligning financial investment priorities with the health and resilience of natural [...]
Report-back from the 11th Working Session of the Acceleration Dialogues series — a focused discussion of Economy-wide Resilience Intelligence. Download the full report here. Background On Wednesday, April 18, at the UN Foundation, halfway between the White House and the headquarters of the World Bank, we hosted the 11th working session of the Acceleration Dialogues, [...]
Oslo, Norway Indigenous leaders, Acknowledging significant milestones in our collective history, including the 25th anniversary of Dr. Rigoberta Menchú Tum receiving the Nobel Peace Prize for her work “for social justice and ethno-cultural reconciliation based on respect for the rights of indigenous peoples” and the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Declaration [...]
“One year after the closing of the camp at the Standing Rock Reservation, Standing Rock is everywhere,” writes Chief Arvol Looking Horse. “Our collective water has been assaulted for many generations to the possible point of no return.”
