The Climate Classroom @ COP28: Climate Change Negotiations and Health

by Komoneed | Nov 24, 2023

The Climate Classroom @ COP28: Climate Change Negotiations and Health
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Tue, 11/21/2023 – 20:07

The Climate Classroom is a short interactive learning experience designed to help those attending or following climate meetings get quickly up-to-speed on important climate issues. The Climate Classroom @ COP28 will be UN CC:Learn’s 11th edition and each day throughout COP our team of experts will deliver a series of free online classes that introduce learners to a range of climate change topics – allowing delegates, professionals, and other interested parties to follow and contribute to climate discussions. 
This Climate Classroom will be recorded. The recording may be featured in the World Health Organization’s new e-learning course on Climate Change Negotiations and Health hosted on the UN CC:e-Learn platform. By attending the class you consent to the video being used for this purpose.
See all Climate Classroom events here. 

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An interactive learning experience designed to help those attending or following climate meetings get quickly up-to-speed on important climate issues.

Event Date
Thursday, November 23, 2023, 9:00
– 10:00 am EST
(2:00 – 3:00 pm UTC)

Sponsored by
UN CC:Learn

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Event Format

Virtual

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Event Type
Webinar/Presentation

Topic

Climate Change
Health

Strategic Objective

Adaptation
Integration
Mitigation

Sectors

Climate
Health

Region

Global

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