Feminist Solutions to climate Crisis: Building a Green Future

Feminist solutions to Climate Crisis: Building a Green Future  

Objectives    
   
Amplify the voices and visions of marginalised, grassroots women and non-conforming persons;     Strengthen and mobilise social movements of marginalised, grassroots women and gender non-conforming persons; and        Co-create a bold and propositional blueprint for green, just and equitable feminist recovery from the pandemic, and beyond by bridging existing knowledge with grassroots voices and vision 

Session Number            Time (Bangkok Time)         Session                Speakers
1. DAY ONE – 27 October, 08:00 am Central Africa Time/ 9:00 am Nairobi/Beirut; 11:30 am India/ 01:00 pm Bangkok/ 6:00 pm Fiji1.01:00 PM – 01:30 PM Welcome· Raijeli Nicole, Regional Director Pacific, Oxfam in the Pacific Keynote Speakers· Her Excellency Fekitamoeloa Katoa ‘Utoikamanu, Former UN High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (Tonga) · Lilian Mercado, Asia Pacific Regional Director, World Wide Fund (WWF) for nature.


2. 01:30 PM – 02:15 PM   Plenary I: Understanding the impacts of climate change on diverse       women and girlModerator: Kala Constantino, European Climate (TBC)Speakers:· Ana Malia Falemaka, Girl Child Activist, Talitha Project, Tonga, Pacific· Lina Abu Habib, Director, Asfari Institute, American University of Beirut·Speakers from Asia and Africa (TBC)
 
3. 02.15 PM - 02:30 PMBreak with space for Speed Networking 
 
4. 02:30 PM - 03:05 PM Plenary II: Feminist Analysis of Government Responses to the Climate Crisis in the context of COVID-19 Moderator: Roula Seghaier, Strategic Program Coordinator, International Domestic Workers Federation (TBC)Speakers:·Siale Ilolahia, Executive Director, Pacific Islands Association of Non-Government Organisations·Ili Nadiah Dzulfakar, Co-founder, Klima Action Malaysia (KAMY) (TBC)· We'am Ghabbash, MENA· Speakers from Africa (TBC)
 
5.  03:05 PM – 03:15 PMBreak
 
6.  03:15 PM – 04:00 PM Plenary III: Articulating a feminist climate just recovery from different perspectivesModerator: Ayushi Banerji, Co-founder, The Gender Lab (TBC)Speakers:· Noelene Nabulivou, Executive Director- Diverse Voices in Action (DIVA) for Equality, Pacific·Asmaa Abu Mezied, Oxfam in OPTI· Speakers from Asia and Africa (TBC) 
 
 
7.  04:00 PM – 04:30 PMConsolidating key thoughts-  Facilitator:Hadeel Qazzaz, Regional Gender Coordinator, Oxfam in MENA  TBCRegional Sessions ·Middle East and Northern Africa (MENA)· Horn, East and Central Africa (HECA)· Western Africa·  Southern AfricaSession NumberTimeSessionsSpeakers
 
DAY TWO - 28 October, 08:00 am Central Africa Time/ 09:00 am Nairobi/Beirut; 11:30 am India/ 01:00 pm Bangkok/ 6:00 pm Fiji
 
1.TBCRegional Session at PacificFacilitator:Lavetanalagi Seru, Youth Activist, Alliance for Future Generations
 
2. 01:00 PM – 01:40 PMPlenary IV: Sharing from Regional Sessions  Facilitator: TBC
 
3.01:40 PM – 02:40 PM  Plenary V: Integrating a feminist perspective to Conference of Parties (COP) 26 Moderator: Ilisapeci Masivesi, Climate Justice Lead, Oxfam in the PacificSpeakers· Speaker on Loss and damage (TBC)·         Grace Piko, {Designation},Solomon Islands Climate Action Network onAgriculture and food security·  Speaker on Mitigation (TBC)·         Speaker on Nationally Determined Contributions (TBC)·  Dr Jale Samuwai, Climate Change Analyst, Pacific Island Forum Secretariaton Climate Finance
 
4.02:40 PM – 02:50 PMBreak with space for Speed Networking 
 
5.02:50 PM – 03:55 PMGroup Work: Ideas and recommendations for a just and green feminist future  6.03:55 PM – 04:10 PM Concluding Session Moderator:Dieneke van der Wijk, Regional Director, Oxfam in Asia (TBC)Keynote Speaker (TBC)