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Divided island: How Haiti and the DR became two worlds

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This one-hour on 18.10 webinar will look ahead to COP27, with a focus on energy.

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Our Think WIDER Webinar Series - New perspectives on domestic revenue mobilization continues on 18 October 2022 at 16:00 (UTC+3) with a presentation and a panel discussion on World energy: Looking ahead to COP27.

In November 2022, Egypt will host the 27th Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC ( COP27) in Sharm el-Sheikh. COP27 meets amid considerable global energy uncertainty, with world oil and gas markets experiencing high prices and unprecedented shortages. The world economy is slowing down, and major economies are on the edge of recession. These developments have critical implications for the energy transition which must underpin the shift to a net zero world, for the achievement of the Paris Agreement on climate change adopted at COP21, and for the economic prospects and public revenues of low- and middle- income countries.

This one-hour webinar will look ahead to COP27, with a focus on energy. The event is chaired by Tony Addison, who leads the Extractives for Development ( E4D) project, part of UNU-WIDER's Domestic Revenue Mobilization (DRM) programme. The speakers include Mahmoud Mohieldin, a UN Climate Change High Level Champion for COP27, Kathryn McPhail, and Etienne Romsom, both of EnergyCC, who have authored two WIDER Working Papers on hydrocarbon gas flaring and venting, a major source of methane emissions. The event concludes with a Q&A session where the audience is invited to ask questions.

About the speakers

Mahmoud Mohieldin is a UN Climate Change High Level Champion for COP27. He is also an Executive Director at the International Monetary Fund. He has been the United Nations Special Envoy on Financing the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda since February 2020. He was Minister of Investment of Egypt from 2004-2010, and most recently, served as the World Bank Group Senior Vice President for the 2030 Development Agenda, United Nations Relations, and Partnerships, and previously served as corporate secretary, president's special envoy, and managing director for the World Bank Group. He has been a Professor of Economics at Cairo University and a visiting professor at several renowned universities.

Kathryn McPhail is the CEO of EnergyCC and a member of the Advisory Group at the Natural Resources Governance Institute, the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, Singapore Institute of Directors as well as the National University of Singapore Medicine International Council. She is a former World Bank/IFC, oil & gas and mining industry executive with FTSE 100 companies. She has co-authored two WIDER Working Papers on hydrocarbon gas flaring and venting (see here and here).

is the President of EnergyCC. He is a former Global Executive Vice President for DNV GL and Managing Director of Shell Exploration & Production in Kuwait, where he developed and led complex projects in oil and gas. He has co-authored two WIDER Working Papers on hydrocarbon gas flaring and venting (see here and here). He has also recently authored two WIDER Working Papers on global oil theft (see here and here).

Tony Addison is a Professor of Economics, Development Economics Research Group, University of Copenhagen, and a Senior Non-Resident Research Fellow, UNU-WIDER. He was previously UNU-WIDER's Chief Economist and Deputy Director. He leads the Extractives for Development ( E4D) project at UNU-WIDER, and is a co-editor of Extractive Industries - The Management of Resources as a Driver of Sustainable Development.

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UNU-WIDER : Webinar : World energy: Looking ahead to COP27

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Our Think WIDER Webinar Series - New perspectives on domestic revenue mobilization continues on 18 October 2022 at 16:00 (UTC+3) with a presentation and a panel discussion on World energy: Looking ahead to COP27. In November 2022, Egypt will host the 27th Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC ( COP27) in Sharm el-Sheikh.

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UniPID aims to offer equal opportunities for students to learn about global development and sustainability, with a specific focus on Global South perspectives. Students can take either individual courses or compile a study module, Sustainability in Development, of at least 5 courses. All courses are held in English and are worth 5 ECTS. Each course is offered at least three times.

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Virtual Studies Course Catalogue - UniPID

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UniPID is a network of Finnish universities. We support our members' global responsibility actions and strengthen their response to global challenges. UniPID offers a variety of support services for the interdisciplinary studies, research and societal impact of universities related to global development.

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Exhibition: Sustainable Cities and Communities

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Exhibition: Sustainable Cities and Communities

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Sustainable Cities and Communities | Seeing the World with Rauli Virtanen |
22 April 2022 – 29 January 2023 at Helinä Rautavaara Ethnographic Museo (Espoo)

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Circular Economy Sprint is a 10-day program where multidisciplinary teams create solutions to a specific problem around the topic of circular economy.

♻️ Application period: 5.-28.9.2022

♻️ Program: 1.-10.10.2022 + 25.10.2022

♻️ Read more and apply: thinkcompany.fi/CESprint

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By applying to this program the participant commits to follow the rules and regulations listed below.

Circular Economy Program Rules & Regulations

1. Application period for Circular Economy Sprint starts on 5th of September and ends on 28th of September. Organizers will inform the selected applicants by a phone call on 29th of September.

2. The program starts on 1st of October and ends on 25th of October. This includes the starting weekend (Saturday and Sunday 1st - 2nd of October), two workshops on Tuesday and Thursday next week, a final event on Monday 10th and a Next Steps session on Tuesday 25th of October.

3. Applicants for the program may be researchers, PhD researchers, degree students, startups, other entrepreneurs or future entrepreneurs interested in the circular economy.

4. The participants are chosen based on their motivation and enthusiasm as well as competence and expertise relevant to the themes of the program.

5. Organizers of the program form multidisciplinary teams from the selected applicants.

6. As a participant you commit to attending in person at Helsinki Think Company's space in Viikki to:

- Starting weekend day one on Saturday 1st of October, 10am-6pm
- Starting weekend day two on Sunday 2nd of October, 10am-6pm
- Workshop on Tuesday 4th of October, 6-9pm
- Workshop on Thursday 6th of October, 6-9pm
- Pitch final on Monday 10th of October, 6-9pm
- Next Steps session on Tuesday 25th of October, 6-8pm

7. The program is based on working in multidisciplinary teams and everyone is required to actively participate.

8. The program's language is English.

9. Circular Economy Sprint takes no claim, equity or ownership on the ideas born or developed throughout the program.

10. The program is free of charge for all participants.

11. Helsinki Think Company and the University of Helsinki reserve the right to showcase the teams and projects in events and marketing.

12. Photographs will be taken during the program. Helsinki Think Company and the University of Helsinki reserve the right to publish this material. Inform the organizer if you wish not to be shown in pictures.

13. Organizers of the program nominate an expert jury that decides on the winner of the program.

14. Helsinki Think Company will store the contact information (name, email, phone number) of all team members to be used for program-related handling including: communications, team support and program impact research. The information will be handled with care and not be handed to any outside parties. All stored information will be deleted upon request.

15. Respect others. There is no tolerance for bullying, aggressive behavior or violence in this program. As a participant you commit to follow our code of conduct.

Code of Conduct - Circular Economy Sprint

Remember to:

- Respect each other the way they are.
- Avoid making assumptions, ask rather than assume!
- Keep in mind that everyone's opinion is equally valuable. It is okay to debate and disagree but remember to engage with good intentions and an open mind.
- Acknowledge that we are all here to learn and grow. We are committed to being a considerate community but making mistakes is okay!
- Remember that many of us will be communicating in a foreign language and be patient with each other. Encourage others to speak up and listen with intention.
- Take breaks when you need them. Check in on each other in a caring way, and encourage each other to rest and recharge.

In the activities of the University of Helsinki and Helsinki Think Company we do not tolerate:

- Racism
- Sexism
- Any type of bullying or discrimination
- Any type of violence
- Sexual or any other type of harassment
- Any discriminatory attitudes towards gender or sexuality
- Nothing comparable to the things mentioned above

There will be consequences in breaking the principles. In certain situations you might be denied continuing the program. The organizers will make sure these rules are being followed. If you need help, please don't hesitate to reach out to us!

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Circular Economy Sprint | Helsinki Think Company

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By applying to this program the participant commits to follow the rules and regulations listed below. Circular Economy Program Rules & Regulations 1. Application period for Circular Economy Sprint starts on 5th of September and ends on 28th of September. Organizers will inform the selected applicants by a phone call on 29th of September.