BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam//NONSGML v1.0//EN
NAME:SDG Academy | COP31 Debrief: Progress, Challenges and Next Steps
METHOD:PUBLISH
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20261208T153000
DTEND:20261208T170000
DTSTAMP:20261208T153000
UID:sdg-academy-cop31-debrief-prog@8F96275E-9F55-4B3F-A143-836282E12573
CREATED:20261115T203950
LOCATION:Green Office, 1105, Main Building, basement. Room HG KC-18., De Boelelaan, 1081 HV, Amsterdam
SUMMARY:SDG Academy | COP31 Debrief: Progress, Challenges and Next Steps
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p><p>What comes after COP
 31? Join our SDG Academy to explore key outcomes, challenges, and nex
 t steps for global climate action with diverse perspectives.</p></p> 
 <p>From 9–20 November 2026, the 31st United Nations Climate Change 
 Conference (COP31) takes place in Antalya, Türkiye, bringing togethe
 r global leaders to discuss key challenges such as climate finance, a
 daptation, the energy transition, and international climate commitmen
 ts.</p><p>What are the key outcomes of COP31, and what do they mean f
 or the future of global climate action?</p><p>Join us for this SDG Ac
 ademy session as we reflect on the outcomes of COP31 and explore thei
 r implications for different stakeholders.</p><p>Through short presen
 tations and an interactive panel discussion, speakers will share thei
 r expectations and assessments of COP31, addressing key issues such a
 s climate governance, representation, accessibility, and the challeng
 es of translating international commitments into meaningful action.</
 p><p>The session will bring together perspectives from academia, yout
 h climate advocacy, and the private sector, with opportunities for qu
 estions and discussion with the audience.</p><p>Speakers and Host</p>
 <ul>  <li>Mathieu Blondeel (VU Amsterdam): Bringing an academic persp
 ective on energy politics, climate governance, and the global energy 
 transition.</li>  <li>Kobbe Ramos Anaya (Jonge Klimaatbeweging): Memb
 er of the International Public Affairs working group, contributing a 
 youth perspective on international climate policy and representation.
 </li>  <li>Representative from UN Global Compact (TBC): Bringing a bu
 siness perspective on sustainability and the role of the private sect
 or in climate action.</li>  <li>Philipp Pattberg (VU Amsterdam) – H
 ost: Professor of Transnational Environmental Governance and Director
  of the Amsterdam Sustainability Institute (ASI), guiding the discuss
 ion on international climate governance and cooperation.</li></ul><p>
 The event is open to VU students, researchers, and anyone interested 
 in international climate policy and sustainability.</p><p>Online part
 icipation will be available for international attendees.</p> </body> 
 </html>
DESCRIPTION: What comes after COP31? Join our SDG Academy to explore k
 ey outcomes, challenges, and next steps for global climate action wit
 h diverse perspectives. From 9–20 November 2026, the 31st United Na
 tions Climate Change Conference (COP31) takes place in Antalya, Türk
 iye, bringing together global leaders to discuss key challenges such 
 as climate finance, adaptation, the energy transition, and internatio
 nal climate commitments.What are the key outcomes of COP31, and what 
 do they mean for the future of global climate action?Join us for this
  SDG Academy session as we reflect on the outcomes of COP31 and explo
 re their implications for different stakeholders.Through short presen
 tations and an interactive panel discussion, speakers will share thei
 r expectations and assessments of COP31, addressing key issues such a
 s climate governance, representation, accessibility, and the challeng
 es of translating international commitments into meaningful action.Th
 e session will bring together perspectives from academia, youth clima
 te advocacy, and the private sector, with opportunities for questions
  and discussion with the audience.Speakers and Host<ul>  <li>Mathieu 
 Blondeel (VU Amsterdam): Bringing an academic perspective on energy p
 olitics, climate governance, and the global energy transition.</li>  
 <li>Kobbe Ramos Anaya (Jonge Klimaatbeweging): Member of the Internat
 ional Public Affairs working group, contributing a youth perspective 
 on international climate policy and representation.</li>  <li>Represe
 ntative from UN Global Compact (TBC): Bringing a business perspective
  on sustainability and the role of the private sector in climate acti
 on.</li>  <li>Philipp Pattberg (VU Amsterdam) – Host: Professor of 
 Transnational Environmental Governance and Director of the Amsterdam 
 Sustainability Institute (ASI), guiding the discussion on internation
 al climate governance and cooperation.</li></ul>The event is open to 
 VU students, researchers, and anyone interested in international clim
 ate policy and sustainability.Online participation will be available 
 for international attendees.
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR