Photo credits: Pablo Andés Rivero
Webinar
16:00
-
17:30
CET
Virtual Event
All Regions
Knowledge;
Capacity for Engagement;
Climate Change Policies and Actions
English;
French;
Russian;
Spanish
For further information contact the LCIPP team via lcipp@unfccc.int
Topics covered during this training:
- What does ethical and equitable engagement of indigenous knowledge in the context of climate change look like?
- What are examples of indigenous peoples' protocols and guidelines for co-production of knowledge and knowledge systems that have been respected, and thus successfully put into action?
- What are challenges encountered in co-production of knowledge and knowledge synthesis?
- What does this mean for ethical engagement of indigenous knowledge?
Agenda
16:00 - 16:10
Introductions by the training webinar facilitators
- Welcome/Introductions
- Brief recap of Webinar #1
- Overview of Webinar #2 – topic, questions to be answered, introduction to panelists, explanation of format
16:10 - 17:05
Training by knowledge holders
- Duane Chili Yazzie (North America)
- Atencio Lopez (Latin America)
- Slava Shadrin (Russia)
- Victoria Buschman (Arctic)
Summary by the facilitators
17:05 - 17:50
Q&A moderated by the facilitators
- Knowledge holders to answer pre-set questions
Questions from the floor
17:50 - 18:00
Conclusions, summary and next steps: Facilitators
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