Queen Mary University of London is sending a delegation of academics and researchers to Baku, Azerbaijan, to participate in COP29, the 29th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference. There, they will share their varied expertise in global sustainability, looking at topics ranging from climate policy to culture-based climate action.
The delegation will collaborate with international experts and leaders, demonstrating the University's commitment to delivering impactful, interdisciplinary research that promotes a sustainable future.
From the delegation, Dr Fernando Barrio from the School of Business and Management, will lead an event with partners from India and Nigeria titled “Socio-economic, Environmental, and Technological Aspects of Climate Change-Fueled Land Conflicts”, exploring the need for equitable and inclusive climate policies.
Dr Benjamin Neimark, also from Queen Mary’s School of Business and Management, will speak at the event “Measuring Climate Impacts Across the Cycle of Armed Conflicts”, where he will be joined by speakers including Deputy Minister Viktoriia Kyreieva from the Ukraine’s Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources.
Queen Mary researchers' participation at COP29 underscores their vital role in shaping a sustainable, low-carbon, climate-resilient future. For more on Queen Mary’s sustainability initiatives, visit their website.
Also attending as part of the delegation are:
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