Raising the Visibility of Indigenous Issues Around the Climate Summit

The IPMG and indigenous representatives from Africa, Asia, North America and Latin America will hold a series of events around the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco. This includes two side events on Wednesday 12 September at Northern Grantmakers, 9-11am (please RSVP to gaya.sris@climate.re for this event), and a Global Village side event at Covo, 2-3pm (you can register for this here). The side events will provide a background of the partnership and share indigenous experiences of renewable energy issues on the ground.

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