Climate Week will put Salvador on the international stage regarding this issue.
The capital of Bahia will host Climate Week – the Latin American and Caribbean Week on Climate Change – between August 19th and 23rd. The event is promoted by the UN, with the support of the Salvador city government., There will be several activities carried out by CEBDS.. Registrations must be made over the internet until the 18th.
The event will bring together leaders, policymakers, and regional and global actors to discuss four of the nine themes of the climate action summit: the energy transition; the industrial transition; infrastructure, cities and local governments; and nature-based solutions.
The event agenda is available online, ...with a dynamic schedule of activities that demonstrate the growing climate ambition across the region, from technical discussions to thematic dialogues. Logistics information about Climate Week, including details about Salvador Hall, They are available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese here..
Climate Week precedes COP-25
The discussions aim to implement the Paris Agreement – a multinational pact to combat climate change. This week precedes the UN climate summit (COP-25), which takes place in December in Chile.
The UN Climate Conference discusses climate change and how nations can work to improve climate conditions, particularly by working to reduce greenhouse gases.
About the Regional Climate Weeks
Organized annually in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Asia-Pacific, the Regional Climate Weeks are collaborative platforms for governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to address the breadth of climate issues under a single framework and unity of purpose.
Climate Weeks aim to bring together diverse stakeholders from the public and private sectors within a common goal of addressing climate change; this is the main objective of the Regional Climate Weeks.
