INTO has been an active advocate for the issues that National Trust face dealing with climate change for many years. Our team has attended most of the COP events since 2009. INTO has produced several relevant declarations, these are the Dublin Declaration, the Victoria Declaration, and the Entebbe Declaration. Most recently the delegates at the 17th INTO Conference in Bali supported the creation of the Gianyar Declaration by our conference hosts, BPPI (The Indonesian National Trust).
A LIST OF SIDE EVENTS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST IS AVAILABLEAS A PDF. List of side events of particular interest
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Wed 8 Nov – Room 10, Bonn Centre 11 30 – 13 00
Side Event in collaboration between Global Ecovillage Network, INTO, OpenTeam and Nordic Folkecenter
“SDGs: Heritage, Green Technology, Collaboration & Ecovillage Solutions for Peace & Prosperity“
An innovative array of proven and inspiring regenerative solutions addressing the challenges created by climate change, implementing the Paris Agreement and the SDGs, while fostering resilient communities with social, cultural, environmental and economic sustainability principles.
Fri 10 Nov – UK Pavilion 11 30 – 13 00
Side Event in collaboration between Global Ecovillage Network, INTO, OpenTeam and Nordic Folkecenter
“SDGs: Heritage, Green Technology, Collaboration & Ecovillage Solutions for Peace & Prosperity“
An innovative array of proven and inspiring regenerative solutions addressing the challenges created by climate change, implementing the Paris Agreement and the SDGs, while fostering resilient communities with social, cultural, environmental and economic sustainability principles.
Sat 11 Nov – 10 00 – 14 00 Haus der Evangelischen Kirche (House of the Evangelical Church)
Adenauerallee 37, 53113 Bonn (click here for a map), 15 mins from Conference venue
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The Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) together with Open Team, the Nordic Folkecenter, International National Trusts Organisation, and Centre for Alternative Technology, is hosting a Symposium on the Power of Community-led Action for Carbon Drawdown. This will be an interactive space for participants to learn from one another and share ideas. We invite interested and passionate individuals to discuss and design community-led solutions for drawdown in an interactive and collaborative way.
Sun 12 Nov Fiji Pavilion 15 45 – 16 45
“Challenges and solutions to Heritage Management in the face of a changing climate”
This side event will show how the National Trust and other organisations in the UK and elsewhere are mitigating and adapting to the worst effects through seeking to be more energy efficient and finding innovative solutions or technologies for generating renewable energy and managing the environmental impacts of climate change.
It will also show how INTO member organisations and others, through their education programmes for visitors to heritage sites, are raising awareness of the risks and impacts of climate change and getting communities and individuals involved.
Wed 15 Nov UNESCO Pavilion (9:45 – 10:30 am)
“Cultural Sites, Resources and Climate Change”
This side event will show how the National Trust and other organisations in the UK and elsewhere are mitigating and adapting to the worst effects through seeking to be more energy efficient and finding innovative solutions or technologies for generating renewable energy and managing the environmental impacts of climate change.
It will also show how INTO member organisations and others, through their education programmes for visitors to heritage sites, are raising awareness of the risks and impacts of climate change and getting communities and individuals involved.
Speakers will be Oliver Maurice and Andrew Potts
Fri 17 Nov UK Pavilion 11 45 -13 00
“Challenges and solutions to Heritage Management in the face of a changing climate”
This side event will show how the National Trust and other organisations in the UK and elsewhere are mitigating and adapting to the worst effects through seeking to be more energy efficient and finding innovative solutions or technologies for generating renewable energy and managing the environmental impacts of climate change.
It will also show how INTO member organisations and others, through their education programmes for visitors to heritage sites, are raising awareness of the risks and impacts of climate change and getting communities and individuals involved.
The UK Minister of State for Climate Change and Business, Claire Perry, has agreed to speak at our side event.
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