The Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum aims to bring university staff and students and members of the public together to discuss and learn about ‘Global Perspectives’ on sustainability. Global environmental issues can only be tackled through global collaboration. By working together, we can respond to these issues in creative and innovative ways. The event is kindly supported by Cambridge Hub and Cambridge Zero.
There will be a diverse range of field leaders at the event, speaking on their lived experience working within the green sector, and the conference aims to cover a diverse range of ways to address the current environmental crisis. We have two amazing keynote speakers, as well as inspiring panellists who will take part in our two panel discussions on ‘Sustainable Development for All’ and ‘Business and Innovation’. There will also be six workshops where you can engage with the themes of decolonisation, conservation, education, technology, zero waste and business. The event will also include a green fair where you can network with speakers and local sustainability organisations.
Lunch from Aromi and refreshments will be provided. These are included in the ticket price.
Speakers
Tusk: Charity which supports African-driven conservation by partnering with and investing in local organisations.
Ashan Perara: Sri Lankan youth advocate, social entrepreneur and philanthropist. Founder of the "Road to Rights" youth-led organisation and a UN SDG action award winner.
Noma Nkala: Co-founder and CEO of Ecolens, using geospatial data to analyse biodiversity. External sustainability and strategy consultant at Red Bull.
Desmond Alugnoa: Co-founder of Green Africa Youth Organisation and Africa Program Coordinator in the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives.
Dr Sebastian Horstmann: Co-founder of Cosysense, using AI to increase comfort while reducing electricity costs and emissions in offices, retail and hospitality spaces.
Yorokee Kapimbua: CEO of Policy Research Africa, exploring innovative solutions to youth and female unemployment, poverty and inequality to achieve sustainable growth and development.
Location
Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site, Pembroke Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QF
Ticketing
All attendees must be 18 years old or over.
Students (University of Cambridge, ARU and sixth forms): £2 (+ Eventbrite fee)
University staff (University of Cambridge and ARU): £2 (+ Eventbrite fee)
Public admission: £2 (+ Eventbrite fee)
Register: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cambridge-climate-and-sustainability-foru...
Accessibility
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More info
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All proceeds from CCSF will go towards Cambridge Hub, a branch of Student Hubs, a registered charity in England and Wales. (No. 1122328). This event is sponsored by Cambridge Zero.
This event is only made possible thanks to our sponsors at Cambridge Zero, NIRAS, Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants and ClicknPay.