The International Organization for Migration’s non-profit partner in the United States, USA for IOM, and IOM’s Regional Office for Central and North America and the Caribbean are convening a virtual dialogue on the relationship between climate change and forced migration.
Climate change and its impact on vulnerable populations are too significant for any one actor to solve alone; private-public partnerships are essential to meet this global challenge.
This event aims to foster collaboration across UN agencies, research institutions, philanthropic organizations, and the private sector to lay the foundation for a healthy, more resilient future for all.
Envisioning a climate-resilient world means planning beyond immediate economic recovery and investing in a sustainable future that accounts to minimize the suffering of the most vulnerable communities.
Featuring:
Ovais Sarmad, Deputy Executive Secretary, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
Michele Klein Solomon, Director, IOM Regional Office for Central America, North America and the Caribbean
Luca Dall'Oglio, Chief Executive Officer, USA for IOM
Pablo Escribano, Migration, Environment and Climate Change Thematic Specialist, IOM Regional Office for Central America, North America and the Caribbean
Dan Stothart, Regional Humanitarian Affairs Officer, UN Environment
Rebecca Carter, Deputy Director Climate Resilience Practice, World Resources Institute
Justine Lucas, Executive Director, Clara Lionel Foundation
Tolu Olubunmi, USA for IOM Board Member
