9:30
UTC+1 – 11:30
16:00
UTC+1 – 18:00
The Climate Negotiations Simulation will be an interactive, role-playing game to explore the different stakeholders and solutions that need to come together to take action on climate change. The participants will act as representatives of governments, business and civil society who are brought together to a climate summit to establish a concrete plan to limit global warming. The game will be run by a trained facilitator who leads participants throughout the experience. Participants are divided into influential stakeholder groups whose directive is to work together to create a plan to limit global warming. The game is framed by a simulator, which allows participants to rapidly assess the impacts of different solutions to climate change, e.g. energy supply subsidies, energy efficiency, or land use changes. The Climate Negotiations Simulation enables participants to gain insights into the factors that affect climate change and what the solutions and possible paths are for equitably and effectively addressing climate change and achieving the international climate goals. For more information please visit: https://www.climateinteractive.org/.
Speakers
![Wiktoria Zatoń](/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Wiktoria-Zatoń-scaled.jpg)
Wiktoria Beckmann
Climate Interactive
Wiktoria combines a sustainability professional, facilitator, mathematician, mountain lover and a tango dancer in one person. She compliments her daily work on decarbonisation of the economy (for corporates and the public sector) with interactive training on climate policies she does in her free time. She believes that through effective learning about the dynamic climate system and its socio-ecological implications, we can be inspired and motivated to do meaningful climate action and have successful conversations about the climate crisis.
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Thorsten Beckmann
Climate Interactive
Thorsten Beckmann studied mathematics in Bonn and Paris and his currently finishing his PhD in pure mathematics at the Max Planck Institute. During his PhD he also worked as a digitalization consultant for the health sector and supported medical research with the help of artificial intelligence. At the end of this year he will continue to work in this role.
![Gabriela Lasmar](/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Gabriela-Lasmar.jpg)
Gabriela Lasmar
Climate Interactive
Since 2021, Gabriela Lasmar facilitates workshops as an En-ROADS Climate Ambassador to show a mathematical simulator (developed by Climate Interactive and MIT Sloan), projecting the global temperature until 2100 based on eighteen crucial activities, congregating her background as a Brazilian lawyer and the experience after living in Cambodia and Timor-Leste. Also, since 2015, she constantly
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Kilian Woods
Climate Interactive
Kilian is a climate educator and has done workshops with schools across the UK that helped over 1500 students learn about the climate emergency. Also, Kilian works as a Data Analyst in the renewable energy sector at AXIS Capital.