The Sapan Resolution on Climate Change ahead of COP26 is still relevant
At the South Asia Peace Action Network, Sapan, event at the end of October, participants and speakers answered YES to the question of Can South Asia combat climate change? – and also suggested how.
The informative and engaging session hosted by Khushi Kabir and moderated by Afia Salam was followed by breakout rooms focusing on Climate justice, Cross-border reporting, Water issues, Renewable energy, and Indigenous communities, each facilitated by expert moderators and rapporteurs. See details at this link.
At the end of the event, youth activists Disha Ravi of India and Durlabh Ashok Pakistan read out a Resolution that participants endorsed. Read the Resolution at this link.
UPCOMING EVENT: FEMINISE TO HUMANISE – COMBATING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN SOUTHASIA. Details at the Sapan website at this link.
Filed under: Environment, Southasia | Tagged: climate change, regional, Southasia |
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