Local Partnerships is participating in Wales Climate Week 2024 from 11-15 November.
Wales Climate Week brings people together from across Wales to learn and explore innovative solutions for tackling and adapting to climate change. This year’s event includes a virtual conference with a range of sessions, targeted at climate stakeholders but open to all and free to attend.
Join Nicola Kneale at 3-4pm on Tuesday 12 November as Ynni Cymru hosts a panel discussion on the role that Smart Local Energy Systems have to play in supporting climate resilience and adaptation. She will be joined by Dr Jeff Hardy (Director, Sustainable Energy Futures Ltd), Professor of Economics Calvin Jones of Cardiff Business School, and the Co-Director of Community Energy Wales, Leanne Wood to explore the opportunities and challenges from an energy system, economic and community perspective, as well as discussing what action you can take now to develop and benefit from smarter and more localised production and use of energy.
Rachel Toresen-Owuor will also be part of a workshop with Welsh Government on 14 November at 11.30am, on the Health and Social Care Emergency Programme and links to climate adaptation. Rachel will be advising attendees how to use our Climate Adaptation Toolkit to develop Climate Action Plans.
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Local Partnerships is proud to receive a Silver Award in this year’s TIDE (Talent Inclusion and Diversity Evaluation) Awards. Run by Onvero, the UK-based not-for-profit organisation formerly known as enei (the Employers Network for Equality and Inclusion), the awards celebrate organisations that demonstrate a commitment to improving diversity and inclusion. TIDE is a diversity, equality […]
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