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Spanish Pavilion - Side Events Schedule COP25 (BLUE ZONE) Spanish Pavilion - Side events schedule COP25 (BLUE ZONE). Booth 8B02 TIME ORGANIZING ENTITY SUBJECT PANELISTS BRIEF SUMMARY Hugo Morán, Secretary of State for Environment Open debate: Climate Ambition and intergenerational justice Icebreakers Session of information and debate for Spanish and Latin American youth participating in Ministry for the Ecological Facilitator: Conchi Piñeiro (Altekio) COP 25. Learn how to get involved in the different activities of the official agenda, COY 13:00-14:30 Intergenerational Justice: #TimetoAct Transition Youth @UNFCCC: Adriana Valenzuela 15 results, share experiencies with other peers and raise your voice to propose specific #Weareaction: Juanita Silva, Chile COP25 solutions to climate emergency. Visión activist@: Alejandro Quecedo del Val, SEO Birdlife Sience and #RRSS: Jose Luis Crespo, Quantum Fracture Moderator: Isabel Moreno- "Aquí la Tierra" program RTVE Adolfo Agúndez Rodríguez, Univ. Quebec de Montreal. #EA26- Environmental International educational coordination in the face of the José-Luis Muñoz Bonet, Climate KIC Spain & EIT Cross-KIC Spain ET Chair Discuss the contributions that Environmental Education for citizens makes to climate 15:00-16:00 Education emergency of climate change Daniel Rodrígo-Cano y Pablo Toboso, EA26- Educación Ambiental emergency, as well as the concrete actions that are being implemented in this regard. Monday 2. Joaquim Ramos, Soc Portuguesa de Educación Ambiental. INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE Pedro Duque, Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities, Government of Spain How can universities lead change through education, research, debate and the IE School of Global and Public The role of the universities in the implementation of the 2030 Moderator: Cristina Manzano Porteros, ESGLOBAL provision of technical services. This session will discuss on how can universities play a 16:30 - 17:30 Affairs (IE University) Agenda Jaime de Aguinaga Garcia, IE School of Global and Public Affairs (IE more active role in integrating sustainability in its curricula, deepening collaboration with University) research networks, technical assistance to other entities, etc. Enrique Barón Crespo. Universidad de La Paz The objective of the workshop is to address the emotional dimension of climate change as a source for resilience and transformational actions that take into consideration Altekio, initiatives towards 18:00-19:30 Workshop: How does climate change affect our emotions? Facilitator: Concepción Piñeiro (Altekio) vulnerability for a just transition. How is the emotional cost of climate change measured? sustainability, S.Coop.Mad How is it addressed? What are the possibilities of transformation that emotions bring for empowerment and action? 9:00- 9:30 Youth Wake-up coffee Luis Alberto Moreno, President, IADB Ana de la Cueva Fernández. Secretary of State of Economy and Business Support, Government of Spain Moderator: Juan Pablo Bonilla, Sustainability and Climate Change Manager, Discussion session between representatives of the the Government of Spain, the IADB IADB and other multilateral development banks and Majors of cities leading climate action. Inter-American Development Panelists: 10:00-11:30 A pathway to a sustainable and climate change resilient city How can we envisage a more sustainable and habitable cities? How can cities atract Bank (IADB) Federico Gutiérrez, Mayor of Medellín, Colombia more private investment? Which financial instruments suit best to reduce emissions, Juan Espadas Cejas, Mayor of Seville, Spain manage risks and build climate resilience? Sandra Nedov, Mayor Muncipio D - Montevideo, Uruguay José Luis Martínez-Almeida, Mayor of Madrid, Spain Maria Camila Uribe Sánchez, Coordinator Red de Ciudades, IADB Moderator: Elena Moreno Zaldibar. Vice Counsellor of Environment. Government Basque Country Juan Pedro Yllanes. Vice President Government of Baleares and Counsellor for Energy Transition and Productive Sectors Mireia Mollá. Counsellor for Agriculture, Rural Development, Climate Local and regional governments play a leading role in climate action and in leveraging Basque Country Environment Emergency and Ecological Transition, Government of Valencia the efectiveness of climate change national public policies. Representatives of Spanish 12:00-13:30 Subnational action in the fight against climate change Department Mercè Rius Serra. General Director Environmental Quality and Climate regional governments will discuss about priorities, local realities, challenges and Change, Government of Cataluña opportunities, etc. Manuel Gimenez Rasero, Counsellor of Economy, Employment and Competitiveness, Government of Madrid Mª Cruz Ferreira Costa. General Director Environmental Quality and Climate Change, Government of Galicia Tuesday 3. CITIES AND REGIONS Spanish Pavilion - Side events schedule COP25 (BLUE ZONE). Booth 8B02 TIME ORGANIZING ENTITY SUBJECT PANELISTS BRIEF SUMMARY During the session, the problem of diffuse emissions will be discussed by representatives Moderator: Victor Viñuales, ECODES of the three key sectors that must work together towards a greener economy: private ECODES - Community for the Gonzalo Sáenz de Miera, Spanish Group of Green Growth 14:00-15:00 Citizens' roles. The Climate Community of Chile/Spain companies, public administrations and civil society organizations. During the discussion, Tuesday 3. CITIES AND Climate Elena Moreno Zaldibar, Government of the Basque Country the most recent information on diffuse emissions will be presented, as well as potential REGIONS Mónica López Moyan, RTVE strategies to reduce them. Moderator: Javier Cachon, General Director, Ministry for the Ecological Transition Actions in favour of improving air quality can both contribute to the mitigation of Ministry for the Ecological Yolanda de Benito, CIEMAT 15:30-16:15 Environmental quality in urban areas (1) greenhouse gas emissions and the improvement of public health. A better knowledge Transition Margherita Tolotto, Policy Officer for Air and Noise, EEB Europe of existing sinergies is key to take more effective action. Xavier Querol, Vice-Chair EMEP Scientific Bureau Ugo Taddei, Environmental Lawyer. Client Earth Moderator: Valentín Alfaya. Director General. Ferrovial Laia Romero, Lobelia Earth Ministry for the Ecological Jean-Noel Thepaut, ECMWF Showcase practical experiences in which innovation and world observation techniques 16:15-17:00 Environmental quality in urban areas (2) Transition José Antonio Fernandez Monistrol, AEMET have allowed cities to engage in climate action. Jaime Sanchez Gallego. Director General Sustainability and Climate Change, Government of Madrid Reyes Maroto - Minister of Industry, Trade and Tourism, Government of Spain Moderator: Javier Gómez Navarro, BMD Group Panelists will discuss on the three dimensions of sustainable tourism (social, environmental Gloria Guevara Manzo, World Travel & Tourism Council and economic). The session will focus on: (i) the sociocultural dimension of sustainable Ministry of Industry, Trade and Rafael Schvartzman, IATA 17:30-19:00 Cutural Heritage, Sustainable Tourism and Climate Change tourism and its relation with cultural heritage; (ii) the environmental dimension and its Tourism Gloria Fluxá, Iberostar Group relation with climate change; (iii) and the economic dimension, affecting all products Ramon Freixa, Ramon Freixa Restaurant, Madrid and services part of the tourist experience. Jesús Hernández, ONCE Foundation Juan Pablo Bonilla, Sustainability and Climate Change Manager, IADB DID YA KNOW? Information & debate: Achieving air and climate change objectives face cities with the 19:30-20:00 challenge of stocking up on clean energy. Good news: although ignored, urban Francisco Javier Rubio de Urquia, Madrid Subterra Association Madrid Subterra Association The explotation of urban underground energies underground infrastructures hold vast sources of low carbon renewable energy. Madrid Armando Uriarte, Madrid Subterra Association Subterra is a pioneering initiative born to catalyze the exploration and exploitation of this new field of urban sustainable energy. 9:00- 9:30 Youth Wake-up coffee Valentin Alfaya, Spanish Green Growth Group Open debate discussing about how public and private partnerships should provide Spanish Group for Green Can long-term and sustainable public-private partnership Valvanera Ulargui, General Director Spanish Climate Change Office, Ministry certainty for engaging industry and accelerating the deep decarbonization pathway. 10:00-11:00 Growth & Forética accelerate the deep decarbonization roadmap? for the Ecological Transition, Government of Spain What is the role of business community in this context? What kinds of elements, Jaime Silos, Forética (tbc) institutional and regulatory frameworks should facilitate the transition? How can trade be part of an effective solution in tackling environmental challenges? Moderator: Xiana Méndez, Secretary of State for Trade at the Ministry of International trade and a healthy environment both reinforce each other. International Industry, Trade and Tourism trade can exert pressures on the environment but it can also promote environmental Arancha González Laya, Director International Trade Center conservation and economic efficiency. Climate change may undermine trade, from David Taylor, New Zealand Government Ministry of Industry, Trade and natural disasters to fluctuations in crop production. Reinforcing international cooperation 11:30-13:00 International trade, the environment and our future well-being Martin Nesbit, Institute
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