2021’s Climate Change Summit (COP26) was held in Glasgow, Scotland from 31 October to 12 November. In addition to the physical conference, there were a number of virtual and hybrid events to allow for more inclusion in the summit. GRP was engaged in a number of events and activities, including the Resilience Hub, the Development and Climate Days, and the Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action Resilience Day among others.
During COP26 and together with CDKN and through the Resilience Knowledge Coalition, we shared a series of blogs, Windows on Resilience. The series shares practical and inspiring solutions from communities and countries around the world. It is produced by CDKN and the Resilience Knowledge Coalition for the Resilience Hub. Read the stories below.
This report synthesises the main messages from the Resilience Hub and aims to help set the direction for future action towards COP27 and beyond. The report first provides an overview of the key adaptation and resilience decisions and
announcements that took place during COP26; it then presents the key messages resulting from the events of the Resilience Hub and offers concluding remarks on next steps towards COP27 and beyond.
This dialogue is part of a series of regional dialogues convened with non-party stakeholders, organized by the Global Resilience Partnership together with Climate Resilience Network of the UNFCCC Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action (MPGCA) with the support of the Chile and UK High Level Champions (HLCs), Gonzalo Muñoz and Nigel Topping.
Fostering Adaptation and Resilience
for a Post-COVID19, 1.5 Degree Future. This dialogue is part of a series of regional dialogues convened with non-party stakeholders, organized by the Global Resilience Partnership together with Climate Resilience Network of the UNFCCC Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action (MPGCA) with the support of the Chile and UK High Level Champions (HLCs), Gonzalo Muñoz and Nigel Topping.
Transformational Solutions to Scale Up Adaptation and Resilience. This dialogue is part of a series of regional dialogues convened with non-party stakeholders, organized by the Global Resilience Partnership together with Climate Resilience Network of the UNFCCC Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action (MPGCA) with the support of the Chile and UK High Level Champions (HLCs), Gonzalo Muñoz and Nigel Topping.
Windows on Resilience Blog Series
Read the stories from communities and countries around the world highlighting practical and inspiring solutions!
On the 10th November 2021, the Resilience Hub at COP26 hosted a side event to showcase three major, global initiatives that seek to ensure that action to enhance adaptation and resilience stem from a foundation of research, knowledge and learning: the Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN), the Resilience Knowledge Coalition and the Adaptation Research Alliance (ARA).
There is considerable potential for more locally-led anticipatory action to prepare people for extreme weather and climate events and avoid loss and damage – reports Myriam Castaneda Solares of the START network, from a COP26 Resilience Hub event.
The Oxford Martin Programme on Informal Cities is studying informal neighbourhoods, economies, health and climate change in cities. A panel discussion with Michael Keith, Kazem Rahimi, Tim Schwanen and Susan Parnell discussed climate challenges and the urgent actions that academics, policy-makers and the global community can take. This blog was originally published on peak-urban.org.
Tuga Alaskary from InsuResilience Global Partnership shares a bold new initiative to drive gender-smart approaches in insurance and risk finance for climate disasters, launching on Gender Day at COP26, 9 November.
Craig Hopkinson, Sustainability Manager for Anglian Water’s Strategic Pipeline Alliance (SPA), reflects on his role as a young person helping to deliver one of the largest infrastructure projects currently taking place in the United Kingdom.
From resilience as ‘everywhere but nowhere at COP’ to resilience as central to equitable and efficient climate action – insights from COP26, COP27, and COP28 Resilience Hubs
Past Global South Talent Pool intern, Arnav Prakash, shares reflections on youth engagement at last year’s Glasgow Climate Conference (COP26) through the Resilience Hub.
Businesses and governments must renew their focus and ensure that we move towards this year’s COP27 in the best possible position, taking advantage of the momentum generated through key milestones along the way.
The report synthesises the key overarching messages from the activities at the Hub and aims to help set the direction for future actions towards COP27.
During the COP26 Finance Day (3rd November 2021), the Resilience Hub hosted a side event to showcase the increasing range of adaptation and resilience innovations, as well as to discuss opportunities and barriers to scaling them. The panel discussion included speakers from Climate-KIC, Global Resilience Partnership, CDC Group, BFA Global, The Lightsmith Group, PayPal and FMO, the Dutch Development Bank.
Events related to COP26
01Nov2021
COP26 Blue Zone & online
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Resilience Hub: Opening Reception and Launch of CCRI Digital Art Exhibition
03Nov2021
COP26 Blue Zone & online
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Resilience Hub: Adaptation & Resilience Solutions: The investment opportunity to grow
05Nov2021
COP Blue Zone & Online
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Resilience Hub: A COP26 Multi-Stakeholder Finance Roundtable
08Nov2021
Glasgow & online
Other
Sustainable Innovation Forum 2021
08Nov2021
COP26 Water and Climate Pavilion & online
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Innovating for Climate Resilience
08Nov2021
Glasgow, COP26
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Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action Resilience Day
09Nov2021
Online
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Development and Climate Days 2021
10Nov2021
COP26 Blue Zone & online
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Resilience Hub: Knowledge for Transformative Action Towards a Resilient Future
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