Name: ClientEarth Summit 2022
Start: 10/10/2022 11:00 PM +00:00
End: 13/10/2022 10:59 PM +00:00

ClientEarth is one of the world's most ambitious environmental organisations. We work in partnership across borders, systems and sectors, using the law to protect life on earth.
We believe that a future in which people and planet thrive together isn&rsquo;t just possible: it&rsquo;s essential. We use the power of the law to change the system &ndash; informing, implementing and enforcing the law, advising decision-makers on policy and training legal and judicial professionals.
ClientEarth in numbers:
&middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;More than 200 staff, of which 150 work on legal programmes &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Eight offices (London, Brussels, Warsaw, Berlin, Madrid, Luxembourg, Beijing, Los Angeles) &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;15 years old (established in 2007) &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Eight focus areas (climate, oceans, forests, rule of law, energy, health, wildlife, agriculture) &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Our legal teams work in more than 60 countries worldwide
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Session Files

The global context has shifted enormously since the fanfare and promise of COP26, affecting the momentum needed to follow through on the promises made. We will assess what progress has been made since November, what needs to happen in the run-up to COP27 and what outcomes we might expect. &nbsp;

Anna Åberg

Laura Clarke

Bob Ward

Lina Yassin

Ed King

The road to COP27

Indigenous and community rights defenders will share their experience of protecting their lands from logging and climate change and discuss with ClientEarth lawyers how they use the law to defend human rights locally and on a global scale.&nbsp;

Caroline Haywood

Joan Carling

Daniel Billy

Saye Thompson

Using the law to protect our land: building Indigenous and community power to stop climate change 

Europe faces many threats to its food system, from war in Ukraine to pesticides and diverging UK and EU laws after Brexit. We will look at how law can create food systems that are good for people and good for the planet.&nbsp;

Sarah Martin

Martin Lines

Helena Horton

Rosalind Carter

Kath Dalmeny

Sustainable farming and food in Europe  

The panel looks at how young people from all over the world can best use their unique skills and experiences to contribute towards a better future. It&rsquo;ll be a free flowing discussion, but we expect to touch on areas such as career choice, advocacy, volunteering, innovation, the arts and others to discuss how an individual can lead a fulfilling and impactful life.

Caitlin Wale

Abigael Kiprono Kima

Reagan Thestatesman

Aliza Ayaz

Impactful youth: how can we be the change we want to see

We hear a lot about how art can change minds.
We know many creative industries are trying to make their work life more environmentally sustainable.
We see musicians are increasingly using their social media following to talk about climate change.&nbsp;
But how do creative industries actually go about influencing public opinion and changing policy?
In this discussion we will have a stellar cast discussing their experience of change-making through their work. Musician and clean air campaigner Ssegawa-Ssekintu Kiwanuka and Amy Shepherd COO of production company Think-Impact Productions, the team maximising the impact on the film, The Territory are joined by Alex Wijeratna, campaigner from Mighty Earth the influential environmental advocacy group.

Agenda

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Clémentine Baldon

Dr. Clemens Kaupa

Rosa Pritchard

Catherine Howarth

Tony Burdon

John Menguito

Joyce Melcar Tan

Princess Caroline A. Vivar

Dr. Rashid Sumaila

Rebecca Hubbard

Adam Weiss

Caroline Haywood

Sarah Martin

Aleksandra Bujaroska

Letty Thomas

Joan Carling

Maja Pravuljac

Martin Lines

Bethany Davis Noll

Connor Fraser

Gloria Estenzo Ramos

Megan Clay

Tanzin Ferdous

Maria Petzsch

Chris Duncan

Thomas Day

Daniel Billy

Saye Thompson

Andrey Ralev

Anna Åberg

Ed King

Laura Clarke

Emina Veljović

Pilita Clark

Dr. Rowan Hooper

Tori Tsui

Dr. Gesche Huebner

Lucy Jones

Caitlin Wale

Reagan Thestatesman

Abigael Kiprono Kima

Zaneta Sedilekova

Brian Rohan

Carroll Muffett

Jakob Thoma

Adam Bychawski

Helen Bellfield

Amy Shepherd

Alex Wijeratna

Emiliya Mychasuk

Zelda Soriano

Helena Horton

Chris Dodwell

Aliza Ayaz

Love Ssega

Jennie King

Phoebe Cooke

Rosalind Carter

Bob Ward

Lina Yassin

Kath Dalmeny

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