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Centre for Public Policy and SELCO Foundation to jointly host ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th & 29th Nov

The learning event will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South to engage in key learnings for improved impact 

23 November, 2022, Bengaluru: The Centre for Public Policy (CPP) at IIM Bangalore, in collaboration with the SELCO Foundation, will host the ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th and 29th November 2022 (Monday and Tuesday). The two-day event aims to bring together stakeholders from the social development sector to engage in key learnings for improved and sustainable impact.

To register, please click on this link

Across the globe, inequality is on the rise, and climate change is further contributing to this divide. The countries of the Global South have an opportunity to innovate on a development trajectory that is inclusive of its people and the planet. The people and institutions representing the Global South are going to be critical to this transition.

The two-day learning event at IIMB will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South. The objective is to share learnings on how sustainable energy can be used to create a new trajectory of development which responds to two greatest challenges of the Global South – poverty alleviation and climate change. The participants will represent practitioners across the ecosystem (from civil society, enterprises, philanthropies and policy makers). The sessions will focus on building on the five critical elements of the ecosystem – technology, finance, skills, linkages and policy, across the critical themes of livelihood and health. 

For a complete schedule of the two-day event, please click here

 

Add to Calendar 2022-11-28 05:30:00 2025-05-06 15:59:33 Centre for Public Policy and SELCO Foundation to jointly host ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th & 29th Nov The learning event will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South to engage in key learnings for improved impact  23 November, 2022, Bengaluru: The Centre for Public Policy (CPP) at IIM Bangalore, in collaboration with the SELCO Foundation, will host the ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th and 29th November 2022 (Monday and Tuesday). The two-day event aims to bring together stakeholders from the social development sector to engage in key learnings for improved and sustainable impact. To register, please click on this link Across the globe, inequality is on the rise, and climate change is further contributing to this divide. The countries of the Global South have an opportunity to innovate on a development trajectory that is inclusive of its people and the planet. The people and institutions representing the Global South are going to be critical to this transition. The two-day learning event at IIMB will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South. The objective is to share learnings on how sustainable energy can be used to create a new trajectory of development which responds to two greatest challenges of the Global South – poverty alleviation and climate change. The participants will represent practitioners across the ecosystem (from civil society, enterprises, philanthropies and policy makers). The sessions will focus on building on the five critical elements of the ecosystem – technology, finance, skills, linkages and policy, across the critical themes of livelihood and health.  For a complete schedule of the two-day event, please click here   IIM Bangalore IIM Bangalore communications@iimb.ac.in Asia/Kolkata public
28 Nov 2022

Centre for Public Policy and SELCO Foundation to jointly host ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th & 29th Nov

Add to Calendar 2022-11-28 05:30:00 2025-05-06 15:59:33 Centre for Public Policy and SELCO Foundation to jointly host ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th & 29th Nov The learning event will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South to engage in key learnings for improved impact  23 November, 2022, Bengaluru: The Centre for Public Policy (CPP) at IIM Bangalore, in collaboration with the SELCO Foundation, will host the ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th and 29th November 2022 (Monday and Tuesday). The two-day event aims to bring together stakeholders from the social development sector to engage in key learnings for improved and sustainable impact. To register, please click on this link Across the globe, inequality is on the rise, and climate change is further contributing to this divide. The countries of the Global South have an opportunity to innovate on a development trajectory that is inclusive of its people and the planet. The people and institutions representing the Global South are going to be critical to this transition. The two-day learning event at IIMB will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South. The objective is to share learnings on how sustainable energy can be used to create a new trajectory of development which responds to two greatest challenges of the Global South – poverty alleviation and climate change. The participants will represent practitioners across the ecosystem (from civil society, enterprises, philanthropies and policy makers). The sessions will focus on building on the five critical elements of the ecosystem – technology, finance, skills, linkages and policy, across the critical themes of livelihood and health.  For a complete schedule of the two-day event, please click here   IIM Bangalore IIM Bangalore communications@iimb.ac.in Asia/Kolkata public

The learning event will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South to engage in key learnings for improved impact 

23 November, 2022, Bengaluru: The Centre for Public Policy (CPP) at IIM Bangalore, in collaboration with the SELCO Foundation, will host the ‘Global South-South Summit’ on 28th and 29th November 2022 (Monday and Tuesday). The two-day event aims to bring together stakeholders from the social development sector to engage in key learnings for improved and sustainable impact.

To register, please click on this link

Across the globe, inequality is on the rise, and climate change is further contributing to this divide. The countries of the Global South have an opportunity to innovate on a development trajectory that is inclusive of its people and the planet. The people and institutions representing the Global South are going to be critical to this transition.

The two-day learning event at IIMB will bring together champions of the sustainable energy access ecosystem from across the Global South. The objective is to share learnings on how sustainable energy can be used to create a new trajectory of development which responds to two greatest challenges of the Global South – poverty alleviation and climate change. The participants will represent practitioners across the ecosystem (from civil society, enterprises, philanthropies and policy makers). The sessions will focus on building on the five critical elements of the ecosystem – technology, finance, skills, linkages and policy, across the critical themes of livelihood and health. 

For a complete schedule of the two-day event, please click here