This event will take participants on a facilitated leadership journey with a diverse group of climate leaders. They will have the chance to explore the key dimensions of successful leadership and learn to enhance their influencing skills in the context of climate change. This event will also provide participants with the opportunity to experience the LEAD approach to learning and the opportunity to network with other sustainability leaders.
The 2011 LEAD International Session will focus on a key issue facing humanity – how can economic aspirations be met in ways that are socially equitable and environmentally sustainable? How can economies be “greened” so they reduce poverty, tackle climate change, and provide economic opportunities that will last? What leadership is required? How can we better share information on green economy initiatives and opportunities? What is the role for technology and what technological innovations are emerging?
The Pan-African Session is the culmination of the LEAD Africa Fellowship Programme. It aims to equip Associates and participants with the skills and knowledge needed to begin to address leadership and sustainability issues that are relevant and specific to the energy sector in the Africa context.
This second module of the LEAD Europe Programme is designed to respond to the need for leaders in all sectors to understand how they can engage with EU decision-making processes, and influence EU policy for better outcomes. It builds upon the London module by scaling-up from the national to the regional perspective and building an understanding of complex international realities.
The aim of this first module of the LEAD Europe Programme is to explore the complex interactions of multiple stakeholders in driving (or constraining) sustainable development. To explore complexity, collaboration and creating change in a real-world context, the London module will focus on the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games as a case study for leadership on sustainable development.
The CDKN Action Lab was a cutting-edge, action oriented programme focused on strengthening the relationship between action and policy at the intersection of climate change and development. This event brought together a dynamic group of 150 participants drawn from academia, government, civil society, NGO’s donors and the private sector from around the world.
The session focused on catalysing knowledge sharing, articulating policy lessons based on successful innovation, developing new collaborations and brokering action.
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