WORKING TOGETHER
TO ADDRESS GRAND CHALLENGES
#RADICAL COLLABORATION
November 9-11
OPEN CLIMATE DIALOGUES.
OPEN CLIMATE DIALOGUES
The November Collabathon 2-week sprint will kickoff with three days of engaging dialogues on specific climate themes. Connect with global thought leaders and get inspired to kickoff your participation on teams and working groups around the world.
ALL DIALOGUES & WORKING GROUP SESSIONS LAST 2 HOURS:
THE FIRST 60 MIN ARE THE SPEAKER PANEL SESSIONS,
THE SECOND 60 MIN ARE WORKING GROUP ONBOARDING SESSIONS.
NOVEMBER 9-23
OPEN CLIMATE DIALOGUES
THE LINE UP
NOV 9, 2020
MONDAY
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 7:30am PST
east cost - 10:30am EST
europe - 4:30pm CET
east asia -11:30 pm GMT+8
2020 Nov. Collabathon Launch: Keynote (30min)
This 30 min session is the keynote launch for the 2020 November Collabathon Sprint and will provide background to the collabathon concept and why it is now more timely than ever. It will showcase the whole Co-Organization team providing their perspective and why they joined the collective.
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LAUNCH
LAUNCH & KEYNOTE
Martin E. Wainstein
Martin is a research scientist in the climate and energy transition and a serial social entrepreneur. He heads the Open Earth Foundation, and the Yale Openlab. He is a resident fellow at the Center for Business & the Environment at Yale and a project director at the Digital Currency Initiative of the MIT Media Lab. He conceived the Collabathon concept and launched it in 2019.
2020 INTROS & SHARE OUTS
2020 Collabathon Co-Organization Team & Collective
EVENT TIMEZONE
Open Climate Dialogue 1 (60 min)
west coast - 8:00am PST
east coast - 11:00pm EST
europe - 5:00pm CET
east asia - 12:00 am GMT+8
PARIS AGREEMENT
Global Collaboration to Contribute in an Independent Global Stock Take
The first Dialogue will focus on exploring global #RadicalCollaboration around climate accounting for the Paris Agreement. High level panelists will discuss the evolution of the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties in the coming decades, the role of Non-State Actors and explore how digital innovation and crowd open source work could contribute to independent efforts helping with the Global Stock Take, eg. the iGST. The Global Stock Take is the process by which the Paris Agreement gets reviewed every 5 years starting in 2023.
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NOV 9 - DIALOGUE 1
Angel Hsu, PhD
Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
Yale-NUS, UNC Chapel Hill
Angel Hsu is an Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at Yale-NUS College and Founder/Director of the Data-Driven EnviroPolicy Lab, an interdisciplinary research group that innovates and applies quantitative approaches to pressing environmental issues. Her research explores the intersection of science and policy and the use of data-driven approaches to understand environmental sustainability, particularly in the areas of climate change and energy, urbanisation and air quality. Focusing particularly on China and the Global South, Dr. Hsu has provided expert testimony to the US-China Economic Security and Review Commission and is a member of the National Committee on US-China Relations and a Public Intellectual Program Fellow. In addition to publishing in academic journals, Dr. Hsu has been committed to public outreach and was a TED 2018 Age of Amazement Speaker and recognized as an inaugural Grist 50 leader. She holds a PhD in Environmental Policy from Yale University.
Jason Anderson
Program Director, Governance & Diplomacy and Super Pollutants; ClimateWorks
Jason is Director of the Governance & Diplomacy and Super Pollutant programs at ClimateWorks Foundation. His work spans efforts ranging from implementing the Paris Agreement, to cleaning up dirty shipping and preventing methane leakage. Jason has worked in climate and clean energy for 25 years, beginning at the US Department of Energy’s office of solar energy conversion, after which he helped promote photovoltaics for rural electrification in Central America. He worked in Brussels for 15 years, at Climate Action Network Europe, the Institute for European Environmental Policy, and WWF, where he directed the EU climate and energy program. Jason was a lead author of the IPCC special reports on ozone and climate interactions, and on carbon capture and storage; he was acknowledged in 2007 for his contribution to the IPCC’s Nobel Peace Prize. Jason earned an MPP in public policy in 1997 and an MS in energy and resources in 1998, from U.C. Berkeley, and a degree in biological anthropology from Harvard University in 1990.
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NOVEMBER 9
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NOV 9 - DIALOGUE 1
Matthew Phillips
Team Lead, Global Climate Action at
Matthew leads the Reporting & Tracking team at UN Climate Change, which includes coordination of the Global Climate Action portal (NAZCA) – an online tool that showcases ambition towards the implementation of the Paris Agreement. Previously, he conducted strategic communications and stakeholder engagement also as part of Global Climate Action.
In former years Matthew has worked as an Advisor on Christiana Figueres' global campaign, Mission 2020: a collaborative challenge which seeks to unite all actors to bend emissions downward by 2020; and at UN Climate Change to support the international climate negotiations. I am also a Co-founder of Beautiful Corporations -- a sustainability engagement agency. His key area of expertise is engaging businesses, investors, and others, to demonstrate their leadership in driving the transition to a zero-carbon economy, in line with 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Yann Robious Du Pont, PhD
Climate Policy & Data Scientist
Yann Robiou du Pont is a research fellow in the climate data & policy sector. He lead research at IDDRI's climate team and Climate Analytics among other groups. His work focuses on enhancing the ambition of countries' climate pledges (NDCs) under the UNFCCC, informed by long-term strategies. Yann obtained his thesis "Climate justice: can we agree to disagree? Operationalising competing equity principles to mitigate global warming" from the Climate and Energy College at the University of Melbourne, in collaboration with PIK in Germany.
He holds a Magister in Fundamental Physics and a Master's degree in "Ocean, Atmosphere, Climate, Space Observations".
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NOVEMBER 9
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 9:00am PST
east coast - 12:00pm EST
europe - 6:00pm CET
east asia - 1:00 am GMT+8
Open Climate Dialogue 1
CONFERENCE ONBOARDING & BREAKOUT SESSION (60 min)
GENERAL ONBOARDING AND ORIENTATION FOR PARTICIPANTS
The session following the dialogue will be a general overview and onboarding for how participants can navigate the next two weeks, form teams to tackle prompts, hack on projects, and join working groups. Break out rooms will be set up for participants wanting to connect virtually.
EVENT TIMEZONE
Open Climate Dialogue 2 (60 min)
west coast - 5:00pm PST
east coast - 8:00pm EST
europe - 2:00am CET
east asia - 9:00 am GMT+8
RADICAL COLLABORATION
Scaling Decentralized Open Source Collaboration
How do we scale decentralized and self-organized collaboration for global challenges such as climate change?
How do we develop operational digital projects with work and input from the global crowd?
This dialogue will convene some of the pioneering minds and projects working in the open source collaboration space, and discuss both best practices and common tools that help with open source coordination and incentive management. Participants will be invited to contribute to a Collaboration Working Group as part of the digital environment that the Collabathon uses and can improve in future iterations.
MODERATOR
Noah Thorpe
Founder at
Noah Thorp (moderator) is the founder of CoMakery, a platform to coordinate distributed teams to work on projects - with easy integration with blockchain infrastructure. He co-founded Citizen Code in 2014 where he lead DAO, decentralized reputation and blockchain projects for startups and Fortune 100 companies. He has also worked extensively as an architect and product designer on digital securities, exchanges and equity crowd funding projects with Nasdaq Private Market, Republic and SharesPost. Along the way he has clocked over 30k hours of software development. He is a co-organizer of the San Francisco branch of the international Legal Hackers association.
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NOVEMBER 9
Scott Moore
Co-founder & Director of Partnerships at
Scott Moore is a co-founder and the developer relations lead for Gitcoin, a platform for building and sustaining remote-first, open source communities. He also plays a supporting role in a variety of other organizations focused on this mission including the Digital Public Goods Alliance, Ethereum Foundation Grants, and SustainOSS. To date, Gitcoin has distributed nearly $8M to open source developers around the world.
Bonnie Wolfe
Director at Hack For LA
Regional Representative, Code for America
Bonnie Wolfe is a serial tech entrepreneur, technical educator, speaker, community builder, software product manager, program manager and consultant. As the current Executive Director of Hack for LA, she has grown the organization to the largest weekly hack night series in the world with 20 project teams of over 400 active participants globally, focusing solely on open source civic tech with projects from resources to fight food insecurity to a global catalog of civic tech open source projects. She is also the Western Regional Representative of Code for America’s National Advisory Council where she spearheads a project to systematize the sharing of effective practices in civic tech, gov tech, edtech and related communities of interest.
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NOVEMBER 9
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NOVEMBER 9
Dorn Cox
Dorn Cox is a founding member of OpenTeam, FarmHACK, FarmOS, and GOAT open source communities. Dorn Cox serves as research director and OpenTEAM project lead at Wolfe's Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment and a farmer. He is passionate about sharing open source agricultural tools, ideas information and inspiration to accelerate innovation and quantify environmental services from regenerative agriculture. His work was recognized with the inaugural Hugh Hammond Bennett award for excellence in conservation and the Food Shot Global Ground Breaker prize. He has a PhD from the University of New Hampshire in Natural Resources and Earth Systems Science.
Brian Behlendorf
Executive Director at Hyperledger
Brian Behlendorf leads Hyperledger, an open source software development consortium hosted by the Linux Foundation, focused on blockchain technology for enterprises. Since 2016, Hyperledger has laid the foundation for hundreds of production blockchain networks tackling supply chain transparency, trade finance and other financial applications, and digital identity initiatives. Prior to this, Brian founded two successful companies, worked at the White House under President Obama, and was CTO for the World Economic Forum. Brian also launched one of the first music sites on the Internet, Hyperreal, home to the online rave community in the 1990s.
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NOVEMBER 9
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 6:00Pm PST
east coast - 9:00pm EST
europe - 3:00am CET
east asia - 10:00 am GMT+8
Open Climate Dialogue 2
WORKING GROUP ONBOARDING & BREAKOUT SESSION (60 min)
GENERAL ONBOARDING AND ORIENTATION FOR PARTICIPANTS
WORKING
GROUP
HOST
NOVEMBER 10, 2020
TUESDAY
EVENT TIMEZONE
Open Climate Dialogue 3 (60 min)
west coast - 9:00am PST
east coast - 12:00pm EST
europe - 6:00pm CET
east asia - 1:00 am GMT+8
EMISSION ACCOUNTING
Supply Chains, Consumer Disclosure and Differentiated Commodities
How do we integrate data across supply chains to quantify the climate impact of products and commodities?
How are these accounted and disclosed?
If we embed trusted emission data at the product level, can we design differentiated commodities that are priced considering their externalities?
This dialogue will bring together leading thinkers in the emission tracking sectors to discuss how digital technologies can deliver and trust to track and account emissions throughout their life cycle and explore the important implications for this.
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NOV 10
Felipe Carazo
Head of Public Sector Engagement,
Felipe Carazo serves as Head of Public Sector Engagement at Tropical Forest Alliance, initiative housed by the World Economic Forum. He brings more than twenty years of experience developing and overseeing programs and initiatives addressing policy, governance, financial instruments, impact metrics, capacity building, private-public partnerships, south-south cooperation, resource management, rural development, conservation, human wellbeing, integrated landscape management and climate change. His work has included overseeing a vast portfolio of programs and projects in Central America, Mexico, Peru, Morocco, Indonesia and Madagascar. He holds a master’s degree in environmental management from Nicholas School of Environment, mayor in Resource Economics and Policy, Duke University. He served as Executive Director of Fundecor and advisor to the Government of Costa Rica for six years. He also worked for ten years at The Nature Conservancy (TNC), served as Head of The Environmental Program Unit for United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and focal point for the Global Environmental Fund (GEF).
Co-founder & CEO, Quotient
Strategic Advisor, Adaptation Ledger
Jason is Co-Founder and CEO of Quotient Labs, Inc. and has spent the past decade on the front lines of the quantification of externalities and market development for commodities that are differentiated based on their ESG performance. Jason’s theory of quantifying externalities is founded in the fusion of his learnings as a Computational Physicist and Member of the Advanced Concepts Group at Sandia National Labs, Research & Data Scientist at New Mexico Tech’s Institute for Complex Additive Systems Analysis, senior production engineering consulting with major oil & gas producers and electric utilities, and his extensive data science and product development experience across multiple industries. Jason also established the early ESG energy commodity market for digitized assets as a co-founder and CTO of Xpansiv. Jason studied Astrophysics & Religious Studies at The University of New Mexico and Physics & Biology at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.
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NOV 10
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NOV 10
Navroop Sahdev
Founder and CEO at
Navroop Sahdev is the founder and CEO of The Digital Economist, a global impact organization with the mission to drive technological convergence for a human-centered Digital Economy by bringing investable opportunities, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals, to the fore. Along with the world’s most respected digital economists, in 2019 she co-authored “Blockchain Economics: Implications of Distributed Ledgers: Markets, Communications Networks, and Algorithmic Reality”, the first book on the economics of blockchain. She has co-authored Hyperledger’s "Blockchain for Business" online course which has trained over 160,000 entrepreneurs globally, and counting.
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 10:00am PST
east coast - 1:00pm EST
europe - 7:00pm CET
east asia - 2:00 am GMT+8
Open Climate Dialogue 3
WORKING GROUP ONBOARDING & BREAKOUT SESSIONS (60 min)
GENERAL ONBOARDING AND ORIENTATION FOR PARTICIPANTS
The dialogue will segway into a working group session hosted by the Hyperledger Climate Action and Accounting Special Interest Group and include the Consumer Disclosure Collabathon WG. Participants will be encourage to join efforts, alone or with their teams, to work a common network for tracking emission data with a focus on the energy sector.
WORKING
GROUP
HOST
EVENT TIMEZONE
Open Climate Dialogue 4 (60 min)
west coast - 5:00pm PST
east coast - 8:00pm EST
europe - 2:00am CET
east asia - 9:00 am GMT+8
MITIGATION ACCOUNTING
Land-Based Ecosystem Service Credits
How can we establish common frameworks for ecosystem service credits, such as carbon capture from reforestation, and leverage state of the art technology to provide trusted trading of assets and robust accounting for the Paris Agreement?
This dialogue will convene speakers in the forest and ecosystem service space, with backgrounds in technology, markets and policy, to discuss the important role of land-based mitigation of climate change (eg. from Agriculture and Forest).
Diego Saez Gil
Co-Founder and CEO at
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NOV 10
Diego Saez Gil is the Co-Founder and CEO at Pachama. He is a serial tech entrepreneur with over ten years of experience scaling innovative technologies. Pachama is the first company to use machine learning and LiDAR technology to accurately verify the carbon captured by forests. Believing that Pachama’s technology is at the service of the planet, Diego is spearheading the democratization of Pachama’s AI technology. This will enable more forest projects to participate in carbon markets around the world. In 2016, Diego was recognized by MIT as one of the 35 Innovators under 35 and was selected as High-impact Entrepreneur by Endeavor Global.
Kate Dooley
Research Fellow and International Consultant in
Climate and Land-Use Policy
Kate Dooley is a Research Fellow at Melbourne University’s Climate and Energy College, and a Lecturer in the School of Geography. Kate has worked globally with environmental movements and non-governmental organisations for the past two decades, focussing on forest and climate policy. She has worked on forest governance reforms to tackle illegal logging, and the European Union’s policy responses in these areas. She has been following the UN climate negotiations since 2009, focusing on the role of forests and land-use in climate mitigation, and how this can be achieved while enhancing equity and human rights.
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NOV 10
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 7:00Pm PST
east coast - 10:00pm EST
europe - 4:00pm CET
east asia - 10:00 am GMT+8
Open Climate Dialogue 2
VIRTUAL BREAKOUT ROOMS
04
NOV 10
Gregory Landua
Co-Founder and Chief Regeneration Officer;
Gregory Landua, co-author of the pioneering book, Regenerative Enterprise, the Levels of Regenerative Agriculture Whitepaper, and the Regen Network Whitepaper. He is the co-founder and former CEO of Terra Genesis International. Terra Genesis International (TGI) is now lead by a dynamic global team of Permaculture and Regenerative Agriculture and Business practitioners and leaders working to support leading companies to transform their negative impact into regenerative effects, and leading cutting edge agro-forestry business planning around the world. Gregory is dedicated full time to launching Regen Network and raising his family.
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 6:00pm PST
east coast - 9:00pm EST
europe - 3:00am CET
east asia - 10:00 am GMT+8
Open Climate Dialogue 4
WORKING GROUP ONBOARDING & BREAKOUT SESSIONS (60 min)
GENERAL ONBOARDING AND ORIENTATION FOR PARTICIPANTS
Hosted by OpenTEAM and Regen Network, this working group will present a prompt to develop a specific ecosystem service credit class that can utilize trusted data acquisition tools, and invite participants to form teams or contribute individually to the common working group.
WORKING
GROUP
HOST:
NOVEMBER 11, 2020
WEDNESDAY
EVENT TIMEZONE
Open Climate Dialogue 5 (60 min)
west coast - 9:00am PST
east coast - 12:00pm EST
europe - 6:00pm CET
east asia - 1:00 am GMT+8
TECHNOLOGY & STANDARDS
Cross platform integration and protocols
How can we define a common digital 'language' for integrating a climate accounting system?
This dialogue will convene top thinkers and projects that are exploring how to better manage climate data in an increasing heterogeneous space for standards, registries, and policy frameworks.
Can we integrate non-state actor data into national country inventories? Can the Voluntary Climate Market interoperate with compliance markets?
To do so, all players will have to agree on common technology practices and data standards.
Stela Mocan
Manager, Technology and Innovation Lab at
Stela leads the Technology and Innovation Unit/Lab in the World Bank Group CIO Office. During 2010-2015, she served as the Government of Moldova 1st Government Chief Information Officer. In this capacity, Stela led the digital transformation of government operations and public service delivery. During 2009-2010, served as Moldova Prime Minister's advisor on governance and public administration reform. Prior, Stela led and managed governance and democracy building programs with UNDP, USAID, World Bank, international NGOs. Stela holds a Master degree in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, and a Master in Political Sciences from the National School of Political and Administrative Studies. In March 2015, I was designated as a Young Global Leader with the World Economic Forum.
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NOVEMBER 11
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NOVEMBER 11
Owen Hewlett
Chief Technology Officer at
As Chief Technical Officer at Gold Standard, Owen is responsible for the development of all innovations, standards, methodologies and tools. Owen led the development of the pioneering ‘Gold Standard for the Global Goals’, a first of kind impact-standard focused on the Sustainable Development Goals. Owen is currently the technical lead on the Climate Ledger Initiative’s ‘Next Generation MRV’ approaches that incorporate innovative technologies, along with major innovations in the carbon markets, corporate reporting and finance markets.
Susan Carevic
Business Management Officer, ITS Technology and Innovation Team
Susan David Carevic is on a short-term assignment with the Carbon Market Innovation team to provide additional technical expertise the Climate Warehouse and other related projects. Ms. Carevic is one of the co-creators of the World Bank Group Blockchain Lab and has been with the Technology and Innovation Lab (TI Lab) since its inception. She has led and contributed to use cases and research on use cases for blockchain, focusing mainly on digital identity, climate, and energy. Before joining the Technology and Innovation Lab, she created strategic roadmaps to guide technology planning and investments, including the 2015 3-year strategy for the World Bank Group’s internal IT systems, and roadmaps supporting areas of strategic importance, such as datacenter consolidation, integration, collaboration, and identity access management. Prior to coming to the World Bank Group, she served as the Product and Business Strategist, and Refugee Operations Manager for the U.S. State Department’s Refugee Processing Center in support of their worldwide refugee resettlement program. Ms. Carevic has a M.S. in Management Information Systems from George Washington University and a BA in Political Science and German from Purdue University. In her free time, she enjoys ice skating and skiing with her family.
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NOVEMBER 11
Cameron Prell
Head of Government Policy & Legal at Xpansiv CBL Holding Group
Vice-Chair Sustainability Business Working Group, InterWork Alliance
Cameron heads government policy and legal at XCHNG and is a chair in the Sustainability Working Group at the InterWork Alliance. He’s a climate risk management & sustainable finance advisor; corporate lawyer working with industry, digital asset platforms & investors at the intersection of digitization, energy & environmental markets, carbon accounting & finance.
Cameron holds twenty years professional experience providing clients integrated legal, policy and business advisory services involving: corporate and securities law, energy and environmental regulation, international climate law, clean energy finance, corporate climate risk management, fintech and digital asset platforms, and energy and environmental commodity markets.
More speaker confirmations coming soon.
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 10:00am PST
east coast - 1:00pm EST
europe - 7:00pm CET
east asia - 2:00 am GMT+8
Open Climate Dialogue 5
STANDARDS WORKING GROUP ONBOARDING &
BREAKOUT SESSIONS (60 min)
This working group session will introduce the concept and provide a demo of dynamic data structures. To establish dynamic interoperability among digital assets such as climate credits in diverse registries, the Verses and Spatial Web Foundation team will kickoff a dialogue on the role of schema registries.
WORKING
GROUP
HOST
EVENT TIMEZONE
Open Climate Dialogue 6 (60 min)
west coast - 5:00pm PST
east coast - 8:00pm EST
europe - 2:00am CET
east asia - 9:00 am GMT+8
SCALING CLIMATE FINANCE
Digital automation for climate bonds and community-scale project finance
How can we identify and build key digital infrastructure for smart climate financing?
Can we envision an end-to-end digital climate bond ecosystem that supports local action?
This dialogue convenes leading thinkers in the climate finance space with a strong background in financial technology. The dialogue will explore how automation (financial and contractual) can reduce costs and frictions in financing climate action, both from the angle of individual project development at the community scale, as well as from the perspective of large scale investors and asset managers. A vision of a fully integrated and open source data and finance technology system for climate will be discussed.
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NOVEMBER 11
Truman Semans
CEO and Planning Team Chair at OS-Climate
Truman is the CEO of OS-Climate, a non-profit organization to develop an Open Source software platform that will improve management of climate risk and accelerate investment in climate mitigation, resilience, and adaptation. The OS-Climate platform is hosted at the newly created Linux Climate Finance Foundation. Truman is an entrepreneur, investor and thought leader innovating in data-driven strategies for investing, business, and economic development that tap sustainability to achieve high returns.
Tony Lent
Co-Founder at Capital for Climate
Tony leads Capital for Climate, a climate finance investment platform for large-scale investors leading the transition to net zero carbon emissions (1.5℃ outcome) by 2050. Tony has twenty-five years as a principal investor and financial advisor in renewables, and sustainable real assets. He managed and participated in more than $2B in investments in these sectors. Expert in low carbon infrastructure, renewable power, sustainable agribusinesses, low carbon fuels, green chemistry and emerging markets financial services.
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Katherine Foster
International Strategy Officer and Climate Finance lead at
Katherine has been spearheading systems innovation for climate and sustainable development for over 25 years. A former Diplomat and MIT Solve Fellow, she has held leadership roles at global impact innovation initiatives and partnerships. She serves as strategy officer at the Open Earth Foundation where she also spearheads the work on end-to-end digitization of climate bonds. Previously, she served as Chief Intelligence Officer at the Green Digital Finance Alliance.
EVENT TIMEZONE
west coast - 6:00Pm PST
east coast - 9:00pm EST
europe - 3:00am CET
east asia - 10:00 am GMT+8
Open Climate Dialogue 6
FINANCE WORKING GROUP ONBOARDING
& BREAKOUT SESSIONS (60 min)
Alexey Shadrin, CEO of Evercity, will introduce the Finance Working Group at the Climate Chain Coalition, invite members and contributors to extend the dialogues on open source collaboration to scale climate finance, and provide a demo of the work done by Evercity towards an end-to-end digitized climate bond using cutting-edge blockchain technology
WORKING
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HOST
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14
COLLABATHON LIGHTNING TALKS
ONBOARDING FOR WORKING GROUPS & TEAMS
Throughout the weekend, the Collabathon will host Break out sessions to help Collabathon participants join established Working Groups and Teams and the new forming Teams.
Sessions will be conducted via Zoom and use Discord to help coordinate the different channels.
Unfamiliar with Discord? Need some guidance? Join us in the Open Climate Collabathon Zoom Conference Hall for assistance. We are available at the top of every hour, starting at 9am and ending at 5pm PDT.
WORKING TOGETHER
TO ADDRESS GRAND CHALLENGES
#RADICAL COLLABORATION
ABOUT THE LIGHTNING TALKS
Are you working on a project in the climate action space?
Please consider signing up to give a lightning talk presentation so other collaborators can:
> Discover, contribute, and accelerate your project’s impact in the climate action and accounting space,
> Hear information and insights from different industries, backgrounds and points of view
Are you new to Open Climate Collabathon and passionate about Climate Change in the Climate Action & Accounting space?
This is a great place to start!
> Hear from collaborators all around the world in the climate action space.
> Discover a new project that fits your skill set and background.
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November Event Ambassadors + Nodes
