SIDS4 Side event
Catalysing Climate Finance Flows for Overseas Territories and Sub-National Island Jurisdictions
- Monday, May 27th
- 4:30 to 6:30 PM EST
- The Antigua & Barbuda Hospitality Institute
This side event, titled “Catalysing Climate Adaptation for Overseas Territories and Sub-National Island Jurisdictions through Regional Collaboration”, aligns with the SIDS4 Conference’s theme of “Charting the course toward resilient prosperity.” It tackles the unique challenges faced by Sub-national Island Jurisdictions (SNIJs) in securing climate adaptation funding and building resilience. Through expert presentations and interactive discussions, the event delves into existing funding pathways, explores solutions to financing access barriers, and analyzes current climate policies within the context of SNIJ needs. It emphasizes the crucial role of regional collaboration in fostering knowledge sharing and strengthening economic opportunities for a more resilient future for SNIJs.
We invite you to register and join this crucial discussion in person at the The Antigua & Barbuda Hospitality Institute on Monday, May 27th, from 4:30 to 6:30 PM EST. This event offers a unique opportunity to engage with government officials, experts, and stakeholders focused on SNIJs.
Together, we can explore solutions to financing challenges, identify opportunities for improved regional collaboration, and advocate for strengthened climate policies that ensure a more resilient future for these vulnerable island communities.
Register today and be part of shaping a more secure and sustainable future for SNIJs.
*Limited seats available
Get to know the engaging speakers leading this SIDS4 side event
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