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Introduction
Panel
10:30-11:30
AI, Clean Technologies, and Climate Change
A conversation on AI's role in fighting Climate Change
Curated by: One Young World
Storyteller
11:40-11:55
Billie Dumailang
Co-Founder and Trustee of the Masungi
A storytelling session highlighting the conservation gains at the Masungi Georeserve and the new, impending threat of supposedly “green” energy development within its boundaries.
Panel
12:00-1:00
Turning Generation Z's Passion for Climate Issues into Action
TJoin us for a discussion that explores the transformative global impact of the shifting landscape of climate consciousness. This session will delve into the influential role of Gen Zers in the fight against climate change, bringing together Gen Z, policy, and industry leaders. 
Curated by: Oliver Wyman
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Panel
2:00-3:00
Achieving 100% Renewable Energy by 2045, Peace Boat's Ecoship and the Blue Planet Alliance Legacy
Co-ordinated by BPA and Peace Boat with a focus on education and capacity-building around critical issues related to the ocean and climate nexcus with a focus on renewable energy.
Curated by: Peace Boat
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Storyteller
3:15-3:30
Sara Sabry
Astronaut, CEO & founder at Deep Space Initiative, PHD student
From Engineering, to Entrepreneurship, to Space, to Earth
Panel
4:00-5:00
Energy and Politics: Who is Ruling the Roost?
We find ourselves at the mercy of the age-old battle between wealth and political power and look where it has gotten us! Stuck in a deadlock between the non-renewable energy industry who lobby governments the world over for their favour, and the political establishments who willingly grant them subsidies. They are both playing fast and loose with our collective future. Of course, we could continue to ask who is more to blame, but to see progress we need to ask who will budge first, and how can we help to expedite this stalemate of faceless institutions? Who can call off this re-enforcing cycle of lunacy?
Curated by: Extreme Hangout
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Storyteller
5:15-5:45
Richard Bampfylde
Associate, Centre for Understanding Sustainable Prosperity
How catastrophe can inspire change for good: Living through the Beirut Port 2020 explosion led to personal and professional reflection, with a re-focus on facilitating youth-led responses and actions towards global challenges through raising awareness on climate, sustainability and limits to growth, discussing new economic systems and implementing the SDG education for all.
Storyteller
5:45-6:00
Isik Kececi
Isik Kececi
Evening
6:30-7:30
Amazonia: the Heart of Mother Earth - protecting indigenous lands and recognizing ecocide
Screening of an extract of the film followed by a conversation with the film directors, indigenous leaders and Jojo Mehta from Stop Ecocide International.
Curated by: Esmeralda de Rethy
Zoe Tryon
Evening
7:30-10:00
Performance and Presentation of Indigenous Art
Curated by: Extreme Hangout
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Workshop
12:00-1:00PM
VIAGEM PELO CLIMA/ CLIMATE JOURNEY
Curated by: Cascais City Council - Luis Costa
Workshop
2:00PM - 3:00PM
Climate Forward Pakistan
Empowering Youth Voices: Launch of the Youth Perspectives on Climate Change Impacts and Resilience White Paper
Curated by: Zainab Zahid
Workshop
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