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About this event
Climate change is a global challenge requiring solutions from all over the world. Zooming in on the Global South, there is massive potential for financing climate resilience efforts with revenues generated by carbon removal projects. As CDR is an essential step in the pathway to net zero, this discussion takes this as a jumping off point to dive into the sector’s potential financial benefits as well as synergies with other climate goals, including adaptation and resilience.
Join us for this exciting digital roundtable taking place in the lead up to Climate Week where we delve into the opportunities for climate financing in the Global South. This roundtable discussion hosted by Klimate will include several perspectives from the carbon removal space including project developers Bio-Logical and Taking Root, and global consultancy Dalberg, a recent CDR corporate investor.
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Oren is partner and co-lead of Dalberg’s Climate and Environment Practice and has spent over 15 years advising clients on strategies for climate change mitigation and adaptation, as well as innovations to drive inclusive and equitable development. With a BA and PHD in environmental economics from Stanford, he has extensive experience advising in climate finance, sustainable development, and environmental policy.
Matt is the Head of Impact Strategy at Klimate. His expertise lies in carbon market sourcing and program & partnership management for global climate finance resiliency programs. This includes several years on project sites, focused on Nature-Based Solutions for smallholder farmers in the Global South.
Philip is the Co-Founder of Bio-Logical. Bio-Logical develops nature-based carbon removal projects that support the world's most climate-vulnerable communities to improve their climate resilience and livelihoods. Philip also has a background in Mechanical Engineering, International Development and Corporate Partnerships as well as an MA in Development Studies which focussed on Economics, Climate Policy and Disruptive Agritechs at the Institute of Development Studies.
Kahlil is the co-founder and CEO of Taking Root. He leads the organisation to accelerate the restoration of the world’s forests by enabling people to improve their livelihoods by growing trees. He has spent over 15 years designing and developing forest carbon projects in partnership with smallholder farmers, and has served as a technical advisor for leading forest carbon standards including Plan Vivo and the Gold Standard. A recipient of Canada’s Meritorious Service Cross, Kahlil holds a Masters in Forest Statistics and a PhD in forest economics from the University of British Columbia.
Klimate.co is a company that is in business to reverse climate change by removing as much CO2 from the atmosphere as possible, as permanently as possible. They help companies achieve Net Zero by combining the world's best carbon removal methods into po...
