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Clean Cooking Webinar: Driving Climate Action through Clean Cooking

World Health Organization (WHO)

Clean Cooking Alliance

Past Event

Wednesday, Oct 20, 2021
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM (UTC)

Registration Required

Hosts

World Health Organization (WHO)

Clean Cooking Alliance

Languages

English
English

Channels

Climate & Environment

Health

You’re invited to join the Health and Energy Platform of Action (HEPA), the Clean Cooking Alliance (CCA), and the World Health Organization (WHO) for the seventh session in our webinar series, "Transitioning to Clean Cooking."

This session, co-organized with the Climate and Clean Air Coalition, will highlight clean household energy as an essential strategy for mitigating climate change and improving health. Following presentations by energy and climate experts, the session will review the science and co-benefits of clean household energy with a particular focus on: (i) achieving countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions; (ii) addressing the dearth of funding for scaling up clean household energy; (iii) solving the climate and energy challenges faced by low- and middle-income countries; and (iv) implementing various climate financing tools.

Wednesday, 20 October: 8:30AM EDT / 2:30 PM CET/CAT / 8:30PM ACT

AGENDA

Introduction
- Heather Adair-Rohani, Technical Officer, WHO

Keynote Presentation #1: The Climate and Health Co-Benefits of Transitioning to Clean Household Energy
- Shonali Pachauri, Research Group Leader, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

Keynote Presentation #2: The Need for Greater Investment in Clean Household Energy
- Speaker TBC

Panel Discussion: Opportunities for Promoting Clean Household Energy
Moderator: Donee Alexander, Chief Science and Learning Officer, CCA
Panelists:
- Margaret Kim, CEO, Gold Standard
- John Mitchell, United States Environmental Protection Agency
- Pallavi Pant, Program Manager, Health Effects Institute
- Country representative (TBD)

Hosts

World Health Organization (WHO)

Clean Cooking Alliance