📢 #GGGIatCOP29 Join #GGGI and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in this special co-hosted event From Planning to Finance: What can we learn and how can we enhance capacity by studying the finance aspects in National Adaptation Plans? 🌎 This special Paris Committee on Capacity Building (PCCB) Pavilion is co-facilitated with partner organizations the Adaptation Fund and Global Resilience Partnership and encourages participants to use their critical and problem-solving skills to unpack the capacity building challenges inherent in bringing finance to adaptation, focusing on the challenges of the financial operationalizing of #NAPs. 💚 Talking points will canvas country gaps and needs in incorporating the financial aspects and strategies into their NAPs, touching on good practices and success stories with a view to increasing stakeholder awareness and co-developing potential new structures or mechanisms that cater to the capacity gaps. 🕘 Time/Date: 16:00 – 17:00 [UTC+4] / 14 Nov 2024 📍 Location: Special Event Room 4, Blue Zone, Baku Stadium, Azerbaijan #GGGIatCOP29 #GGGI #COP29 #GreenGrowth
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As #COP29 wraps up, we celebrate the power of collaboration. Marlize Horn (APR), Capricorn Group, highlights the vital role of public-private partnerships in driving climate action. Together, we go far. 🌍 #InvestNamibia #ClimateAction #Capricornfoundation #ConnectorsOfPositiveChange #Capricorngroup #PublicPrivatePartnerships #StrategicPartnerships
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🔅In today’s interconnected world, the role of joint committees and international relations is more crucial than ever. These platforms are not just mechanisms for dialogue; they are enablers of shared progress, aligning strategies to address global challenges and unlock economic opportunities. 🔅In Saudi Arabia, we witness firsthand how collaborative frameworks foster innovation, deepen partnerships, and amplify collective impact. Whether it’s advancing sustainable development goals, building resilient economies, or enhancing regional integration, joint committees serve as powerful conduits for driving mutual benefits. 🔅Vision 2030 has elevated the importance of these partnerships. By leveraging international best practices and fostering cross-border synergies, we are redefining our approach to global cooperation, ensuring that it aligns with our aspirations for a diversified and thriving economy. 🔅The lesson is clear: the future belongs to those who can collaborate effectively across borders. Let us continue to champion dialogue, foster trust, and build partnerships that deliver tangible results for a better world. What strategies or insights do you believe are key to strengthening international collaboration in today’s dynamic landscape? I’d love to hear your thoughts! #InternationalRelations #JointCommittees #GlobalPartnerships #SaudiVision2030 #cop16 #greeninitiative #unitednations #saudigreeninitiative #water #life
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