Build Back Better- The Green Recovery - 1 Day Conference

This event is part of the Green Week 2021 of the European Union

12.00-18.-00

Session 1

Introduction to Green Jobs, Green Recovery, Build Back Better, Global Reset, Decent Work

Just Transition

Dr Enrico Tezza ILO.,TBC. (Italy)

Bianca Madison-Vuleta (Croatia, Denmark, Italy)

Marie - Monique Franson and Dirk Holemans- Oikos (Belgium)

Ewa Suffin Strefa Zeleni (Poland)

Anjikwi Mshelbwala (Nigeria)

Q and A

Session 2 Green Technology and resources

Experts Debate introducing the concepts and technologies

Hydrogen, rare earth metals, negative carbon, wind, solar, heat, recycling, circular economy, green building etc

Q and A

Professor Peter Yang (USA and China)

Professor Mahfouz (Algeria)

The Netherlands Green Institute speaker on hydrogen

Session 3

Break Out Rooms -all participants discuss and worked examples in smaller groups

Lunch Break

Session 4

Green Jobs, Green Technology- Loss and Damage and Equity

Expert Panel and introduction to the technologies

Q and A

Ewa Sufin

Maria Madi (Brazil)

Miriam Kennet

Dorothy Nulebega -(Uganda)

Session 5 The Green Recovery and Policies and the Green Deal from different international institutions, Banks, NGOs and TNCs- how do they differ- what are they trying to do

Introducing the policies

Participants report back in groups

Session 6 The challenges -The Global Reset -The Gender Perspective

What does it mean -do we want a recovery or a complete reset ?

According to Malala- we need to do everything rantine, some of us lost important moments in our lives that we can never recreate – graduations, holidays, meeting a newborn grandchild. Some lost so much more, from jobs to loved ones.

'Yet I don’t want to return to “normal.” I believe this crisis has offered our world a chance to change for the better.I don’t want to return to a world of accelerating climate change or racial injustice. I don’t want us to resume our lives while we continue to ignore discrimination and violence against religious and ethnic minorities. I don’t want us to finally leave our homes and neglect more than 70 million refugees, forced by conflict or persecution to leave their own.We know that the pandemic has only exacerbated many of the problems women and girls faced before this health crisis. Before COVID-19, 129 million girls were out of school around the world; Malala Fund’s research estimates that 20 million more girls might never return to the classroom after the pandemic.

Section 7 The challenge to include all people everywhere and not wrecking the planet- mining exploitation -how do we do it- ?

Expert lecturers

Q and A

Paul Kennet

Hans Kare Flo

Martin Koehrig

Richard Wouters

Section 8

Expert panel

All participants summary and questions

Edward Gildea

Hugo Spowers

James Norman

Professor Graciela Chichilnisky

Dzintra Atstaja

Besmir Geziqi

Session 9

Conclusions, next steps. What we have learnt

Training Outcomes

Event Venue

Online