COP26 Side Event

Nature-based Solutions to Combat Climate Change and Their Diverse Benefits

4 November 2021 0:00-1:30 (JST) / 3 November 2021 15:00-16:30 (Local time)

Nature-based solutions (NbS) have been gaining more attention in climate change as integrated approaches that provide multiple benefits. With the country’s traditional value of coexistence of people and nature as well as the latest scientific innovations, Japan has been active in international cooperation in this field. Examples include JICA's bilateral support related to Eco-DRR and the Forest Research Institute's support in Southeast Asia.

This seminar will illustrate the diverse benefits of NbS when implemented as climate change countermeasures. Among Japan’s international cooperation efforts in this field, this seminar will highlight particularly good practices of climate change adaptation and their multiple benefits. In addition, participants from other countries and organizations will join the session to share their views on the effectiveness of technical cooperation and the challenges they face in promoting NbS.

Event Details

Date/time
4 November 2021 0:00-1:30 (JST) / 3 November 2021 15:00-16:30 (Local time)
Venue

Japan Pavilion

Languages
English
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Presentation Materials


Programme

  Opening Remark Shoda Yutaka, Ministry of the Environment, Japan  
  Presentations Dorothée Herr, IUCN  
Yasumasa HIRATA, Forestryand Forest Products Research Institute, Japan  
Noriaki SAKAGUCHI, Japan International CooperationAgency (JICA)  
Stevko Stefanoski, Republic of NorthMacedonia  
Kazuhiko TAKEUCHI, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)  
Akiko Ishii, Ernst & Young ShinNihon LLC  
Peter Brotherton, Natural England  
MC: Akane MATSUO, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)  
  Panel Discussion Moderator: Kazuhiko TAKEUCHI, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)