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Gobeshona Global Conference: Research into action on locally-led adaptation

Organizer(s) Gobeshona
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Gobeshona as always provides an opportunity to bring together a distinguished and multidisciplinary group of scholars, policy-makers, researchers and practitioners from around the world to share their knowledge, research, and practical experiences on climate change issues with a broad range of themes, focusing on Locally – Led Adaptation Action (LLA) across different geographical regions.

Starting from January 2021, the seven-day long annual Gobeshona Global Conference on Locally Led Adaptation will be hosted by the International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) online.

This event will bring together researchers as well as practitioners and supporters of LLA under one platform to focus on Learning and Measuring progress locally, nationally and globally, each year and track progress year on year.

The aim of the Gobeshona Global conference, from 2021 onwards will be to stimulate actions amongst the participants, inspire people to start their own initiatives (through research or practice) and encourage collaborations; which they will take forward between conferences and come back each year to report on their progress.

Who Should Attend

Gobeshona gives an incredible opportunity for a diverse range of stakeholders to be updated on the latest knowledge on climate change issues, understand the linkages between research themes and economic sectors, allow participants to network and make new connections.

If you’re interested in becoming a part of this vibrant network, you should definitely attend!

How You Can Participate

Gobeshona Global Conference is free of cost, there is no registration fee! However, spaces are limited, so please register as early as possible to secure your place for the online sessions.

We encourage participants to attend as many sessions as possible and network with other interested people from different backgrounds & geographic regions.

Conference sessions are expected to happen across multiple time-zones, so feel free to register and drop in whenever you can!

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