Recorded at COP29, this panel session was delivered in partnership with the Entertainment Culture Foundation, in collaboration with the Digital Innovation Pavilion at COP29.
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The session highlights the power of COP as a creative catalyst for the cultural sector to engage in the space of climate and environment, by platforming key partnerships and programmes delivered in diverse geographies. Covering past projects, ongoing initiatives and future plans, it examines the growth in cultural engagement and collaboration, the impact of COPs on partners and communities, and the legacy to date.
Speakers:
• Farah Ahmed, Climate Justice Lead, Julie’s Bicycle
• Dr Raziya Isaeva, Dean School of Economics and Management, Khazar University
• Leyli Salayava, poet, writer and experimental artist
• Dr Natalia Eernstman, Creative Practice Lead & Short Course Director, Black Mountains College
Facilitator: Monomita Nag-Chowdhury, The Climate Connection Lead, British Council
Moderator: Helena Tinker, Director of Environment and Climate Change, British Council.
Recorded 19 November 2024 at COP29, Baku.
