As the effects of the climate emergency are felt around the
world, the work of humanitarian organisations is crucial. Even if green-house
gas emissions were to halt overnight, climate change is already locked in,
which means that adaptation, disaster preparedness and response due to
flooding, drought, wildfires and increased storminess is going to be needed
more than ever before. This panel discussion – led by the sustainability &
climate change champion and RedR UK CEO, Sally Sudworth – will debate the
questions: “What’s the state of readiness of the humanitarian sector to
meet this growing demand?” "What’s your state of preparedness?"
“What are the capacity gaps or learning needs of
humanitarian organisations, especially those of local actors active within the
humanitarian-development nexus”? |