#EndaClimateWeek2023 : « Une Transition Juste et Durable » portée par les Acteurs No-Étatiques au Cœur des échanges
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#EndaClimateWeek2023 : « Une Transition Juste et Durable » portée par les Acteurs No-Étatiques au Cœur des échanges

30 July 2023 · Enda Third World · 3 min read

The second edition of the Energy-Climate Week organized by Enda Energy, will be held from July 31 to August 4, 2023. This exciting week provides a forum for exchange, sharing experiences and reflection on the challenges of inclusive, coordinated and integrated climate action. It offers a real opportunity to increase ambitions in terms of carbon sobriety and resilience in a context of climate crisis.

This Energy-Climate Week aims to raise local climate action and promote multi-stakeholder policy dialogue. More specifically, we want to:

  • Inform on the achievements of non-state actors and the status of climate negotiations.
  • Promote actions and good practices for the fight against climate change.
  • Formulate positions and a common roadmap for COP28.

The week will be divided into five exciting thematic sessions, with panels, interactive dialogues and presentations of concrete projects. They are scheduled as follows:

Day 1 – Territorialisation des politiques climatiques et actions locales :

  • Sharing the experience of COP27 local authorities.
  • Discussion of the contribution of local authorities to the Senegal NDC.
  • Implementation of the EIPC CFEP and development of a community position for the COP28 negotiations.

Day 2 – Nexus Energie-Eau-Climat :

  • Interactive dialogue sur les actions locales climatiques au Sénégal.
  • Testimonials from actors in the field on the impacts of local actions.
  • Launch of the E-DOYLU project to better exploit local potential.

Day 3 – Pertes et Dommages & Financement Climatique :

  • Lessons on the process initiated at the national level for loss and damage in Senegal.
  • Interactive dialogue sur les mécanismes et l’accès aux financements climatiques pour l’adaptation, l’atténuation et les pertes et dommages.

Day 4 – Adaptation menée au niveau local (LLA) :

  • Presentation of the results of the climate action research project related to the implementation of the NDC in Senegal.
  • Testimonials from actors in the field on local adaptation actions.
  • Discussions on recommendations to strengthen the climate governance process.

Special session (during session 4) – Energy and Agroecological Transitions:

  • Interactive dialogue sur l’inclusivité du processus des transitions énergétique et agroécologique au Sénégal.
  • Launch of the Observatory of Transitions to monitor the commitments of the State.
  • Designing the Roadmap

Day 5 – Négociations Climatiques :

  • Debrief on the results of session 58 (Climate Finance, Loss & Damage, Just Transition).
  • Proposal of key messages and co-construction of positions for COP28.

We invite you to join this exciting week of experience sharing, collaboration and dialogue to strengthen our climate action and work together for a low-carbon and climate-resilient future.

The just and sustainable transition requires the involvement of all actors, from civil society organizations to private sector actors, including local and regional authorities. Together, we can make a meaningful difference and help fight climate change.

For more information on the full program, please visit our website: https://endaclimateweek.com/

Climate Week - Concept Note (1)

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