Psychological Resilience as a Pillar for Climate Resilience

Sunday, December 3, 2023
9:00 - 10:00

Theme

Health and Wellbeing


Details

Interactions between health and climate adaptation have huge potential to address the future of global health. Health and wellbeing are recognized in the Sharm El-Sheikh Adaptation Agenda and by increasing areas of climate adaptation as a key "system" that needs international investment and action as part of meaningful and substantive climate resilience and climate justice impacts. Psychological resilience, and mental and emotional wellbeing, are critical for such potential impacts. But that will require a paradigm shift—markedly enlarging how to understand what psychological resilience means, who owns it, and how to do it, in ways that moves far beyond just illness categories and care, to empower and enable social capital, collective efficacy, and, especially locally led climate adaptation. This session will share examples of what that can look like by describing the Roadmap for Care and Change launched at COP28. Hosted by: Care of People and Planet (COP2) Sustyvibes


Speaker

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John Jamir Benzon Aruta
Associate Professor
De La Salle University

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Gary Belkin
Director
Billion Minds Project And Cop2.org

PhD Chelsea Clinton
Vice Chair
Clinton Foundation

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Omnia El Omrani
Youth Envoy
COP27 Presidency

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Renzo Guinto
Director, Planetary And Global Health Program
St. Luke's Medical Center College of Medicine

Franciscka Lucien
Health Equity at the Clinton Global Initiative
Clinton Foundation

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Sheela Patel
Director
Society For The Promotion Of Area Resource Center (sparc)

Kate Strachan, PHD
Manager, Climate Change Resilience
ICLEI Africa

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Jennifer Uchendu
Founder
Sustyvibes

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