Nigeria Climate Change Investment Forum

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8:00 am prompt.

EVENT RUBIC

Forest

Agriculture

Energy

Transport & Communication

NDC & ERGP

Strategy Integration CONVENERS

Industry & Commerce

Vulnerable Groups

The National Anthem

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HIS EXCELLENCY

MUHAMMADU BUHARI, GCFR PRESIDENT, COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE ARMED FORCES, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

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PROF. YEMI OSINBAJO, SAN, GCON VICE PRESIDENT, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

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We want to embark on a broader restructuring of the electricity sector and strive to achieve a more systematic development of power market design especially for the renewable energy. To do that, we need a framework that brings together all stakeholders towards ensuring that renewable energy becomes a real engine of growth for the Nigerian economy.

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Special Guest of Honour

HONOURABLE CHIEF

SAMUEL I. ONUIGBO Chairman House Committee on Climate Change Federal House of Representatives, Nigeria.

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The world is on the move and the issue of climate change is not something of guess work. It is a reality and nations are moving at very fast pace; let us not allow ourselves and our nation to be outpaced. Let's take appropriate and immediate measures to ensure we are moving along with time because while we talk about the devastations caused by climate change we should also know there are opportunities that abound. These opportunities have the potentials to create jobs for increased economic activities and to increase how long we live on earth.

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HONOURABLE MINISTER OF STATE

IBRAHIM USMAN JUBRIL FEDERAL MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

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Special Guest of Honour

Dr. Peter Yerima Tarfa Director Climate Change Department.

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, NIGERIA

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There is no gainsaying, there will be some changes in climate that cannot be avoided due to past and inevitable future global emissions, but the detrimental effects can be avoided if we can reduce greenhouse gases emission to an acceptable level. Therefore, we must move beyond thinking about climate change and global warming, to take action as a nation.

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Special Guest of Honour

CHIEDU UGBO Managing Director/CEO Niger Delta Power Holding Company Ltd. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

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HER EXCELLENCE

DR. (MRS.) OLUFUNSO AMOSUN First Lady of Ogun State FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

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It is essential to channel the dynamism of our unemployed teeming youth into areas of renewable energy technologies, waste management, green entrepreneurship and cash crop tree planting to turn back the dial on global warming and resolve issues of unemployment in our nation.

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The single greatest issue for me as an environmentalist is climate change. I’d have to say that climate change is the single most important issue facing the environmental community and communities as a whole.

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Jerome Ringo Environmentalist and Renewable Energy Developer, FOUNDER & CHAIRMAN, ZOETIC GLOBAL

Brief Intro

Keynote Speaker

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In Climate Financing, it is the creative entrepreneur who sees the opportunities where others only see the costs.

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Peter Rowan ESG, Climate Specialist Director – Sustainability and Climate Finance

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DR. PAUL ABOLO Curator NCCII

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The cost of mitigation and adaptation to impact of climate change is too large for any subnational entity in Nigeria to bear and remain nancially vibrant. Focus must be shifted to the right source for funding technology support for climate change impact.

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NDC INVEST

Act for the planet. Act for change

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This is a platform for both public and private sector to engage in global green economy while simultaneously communicating to the entire nation and the world, Nigeria's preparedness to take Nigeria Climate Change Investment Initiative leadership of green economy in Africa.

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ith climate change and fast depleting global environment, nations all over the world are courageously engaging sustainable solutions to address this greatly demanding world. The need to build a harmonious relationship between mankind and the environment, vis-à-vis the new global climate change challenges has never been so urgent.

Climate Change Action agenda therefore becomes a theme that redefines the world: our economy, our relationships, - our lives.

The landmark 2015 Paris Conference of the Parties 21 (COP 21) on climate change instigated new direction to global Climate Change Action.

Incentivizing action for climate change activities and integrating sustainable development for developing country Parties is a major pathway for this new direction.

A year after in 2016, at Morocco Conference (COP 22), the mandate for actioning the provisions of the Paris Agreement was unleased; transforming the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions to Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC).

The Paris Agreement emphasized the principle of equity and common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities in light of climate change; providing the platform for developing country Parties to access funding and technology support for climate change mitig atio n an d ad ap tatio n . Tw o majo r commitments in the Agreement are instructive for climate change investment: Paragraph 115 “ … developed country Parties are required to scale up their level of financial support to raise USD 100 billion annually to 2020 for mitigation and adaptation, and to further significantly increase adaptation finance from current levels and provide appropriate technology and capacity-building support” Integrated, holistic non-market approaches to assist INDC (now NDC) in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication, mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology and capacity building (Article 6) What does this mean to Nigeria as a developing country Party to the Agreement? NIGERIA CLIMATE CHANGE INITIATIVE (NCCII) is a deliberate effort at addressing this inquiry.

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Nigeria Climate Change Investment Initiative NCCII aims at addressing the information and capacity gap in accessing global climate change funding and technology support. It would facilitate actions leading to innovative approaches to sustainable development through environmental and economic strategy integration.

By facilitating a blend of the implementation strategies of the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) and the Economic Recovery & Growth Plan (ERGP), NCCII projects for multiple deliverables: Nigeria's economic recovery and growth agenda; emission reduction targets; and climate change mitigation and adaptation.

Nigeria Climate Change Investment Forum 2017 (NCCIF 2017) is the launch pad for Nigeria Climate Change Investment Initiative.

Paragraphs 118, 124 and 135 of the Paris Agreement provides policy support for this initiative. The Agreement directs for engagement of international cooperation and international organizations for facilitation of regular and meaningful opportunities for climate change initiatives, as well as engaging civil societies, private sectors, financial institutions, cities and subnational authorities to contribute, scale-up efforts and support for Climate Change.

The theme: “Accessing Funding and Foreign Direct Investment in Green Economy: Processes, Partnerships and Projects” communicates the objective of the forum as a platform for exploring the processes for

attracting and accessing climate change investment and for developing partnerships leading to actionable projects in green economy. This is a platform for both public and private sector to engage in global green economy while simultaneously communicating to the entire nation and the world, Nigeria's preparedness to take leadership of green economy in Africa.

Let’s come together and ensure that NCCIF 2017 is a win-win cooperation for a better future through financing for climate change human-centred development, scientific and technological innovation and development diversity.

DR. PAUL C. ABOLO Curator, NCCII

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ENVIRONMENTAL Icon

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iger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) was incorporated with a mandate to address the challenges of insuďŹƒcient power in Nigeria by building independent power stations across the nation. NDPHC did not stop at building independent power stations to grid connection but expanded its portfolio to provide power through solar to rural communities.

Mr. Chiedu Ugbo, NDPHC Managing Director /CEO noted that about 70 million Nigerians in rural communities are not connected to the grid and so are unable to access electricity.

This informed the decision to extend power to the rural communities which would in the process stimulate social and economic activities in the communities not located on the grid.

NDPHC adopted a community-based approach that will allow the rural low-income dwellers an opportunity to participate in this project. This approach allows a monthly payment for energy and also acquisition of the SHS unit after a certain period of time.

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Amina J Mohammed UN Deputy Secretary General & Nigeria’s Former Minister of Environment

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GREENING THE ECONOMY (May 2nd, 2016)

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Empowering Youth to Save the Earth www.gefty.org

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AFRICAN ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION SUMMIT

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Ÿ Akwa Ibom State has greened it’s

development agenda.

a Post COP 21 (Paris Climate Conference) National Dialogue.

Ÿ Akwa Ibom State has initiated the first phase Ÿ Akwa Ibom State Government was the only

of existing projects to be greened. Ÿ Akwa Ibom State has identified new projects

to be greened. Ÿ Developed Roadmap for Sustainable (Green)

Development. Ÿ Akwa Ibom State Government was the first

and only subnational government that hosted

subnational government that hosted a Sideline Event and a Side Event at COP 22. Ÿ Akwa Ibom State was the first subnational

government to 'green' its development agenda. Ÿ Akwa Ibom State held a High Level

Consultative Forum, Pre-COP 22.

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Dr. Iniobong Ene Essien Honourable Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Akwa Ibom State.

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AFRICA

has been short by climate change, but MUST NOT

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be short on finance.

Dr. Akinwunmi

Adesina

President, African Development Bank

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Food Basket of The Nation

BENUE STATE

Climate Change

Impacts TheE Benue xperience

Attack on Nigeria's Food Security Ÿ The flood challenge is an attack to the national food

supply chain; Ÿ The impact of Benue State flood is a security challenge to the nation. > Capable of exacerbating the conflict in the region. >The forced migration will lead to unsolicited relationships, rivalry and contest for ownership and exploitation of the already scare natural resources impaired by the flood situation. Ÿ Benue State flood challenges directly impact on the

ability of the nation to meet Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Ÿ Health, agriculture, education, commerce and other challenges resulting from the Benue State flood.

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XINFIN Foundation is a non-profit organization which liaises with different international governments in order to reduce the existing gap in global infrastructure. The lack of government sponsored financing hinders the possibility of many infrastructure projects around the globe. The Africa Community Manager, Afrikanus Kofi Akosah Adusei was quoted in the releases stating, “Infrastructure deficit in Africa is over 90 Billion dollars annually, and it has a lot to do with inefficiencies in trade and finance practices. Also, the fact that global trade and financing is still a loosely connected process tied to several risks. XinFin’s XDC token is a community driven digital asset designed to hedge risks in global trade and finance. Our upcoming TradeFinex platform will see a great participation from businesses in Africa.”

Building Real World Applications and Improving Efficiency Our industrial grade Blockchain platform and IoT integration capability can host applications across industries such as fintech, travel, energy, healthcare, aviation, etc. to name a few.

Exchange for Trade and Finance Through Hybrid Blockchain XinFin is foraying into a $27 trillion of annual infrastructure investments and international trade market to drive global economic growth.

Connecting Governments and Institutions with Global Suppliers and Financiers Our marketplace platform will facilitate decentralized peer to peer trade and financing for economic development without burdening the treasury.

Connec ng Ins tu ons & Governments with Global Suppliers

Real- me Monitoring of Trade Deals & Se lements, Project Monitoring and Financing

Exchange for Trade and Finance Through Hybrid Blockchain

Using the Power of Blockchain to connect real-world contracts with smart contracts Our Offices Around the World

San-Francisco | London | Singapore | Melbourne

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Precision Agriculture Anambra State Nigeria

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Based on the calculation of our expected yields, we are expecting to realize over 236, 000 metric tonnes of rice in 2016 based on the production capacity.

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Afam Mbanefo engaged Climate Smart Agriculture to win the Best Agric Commissioner Award 2016/2017 #ObianoEffect in agricultural revolution

Ÿ Anambra Rice Ÿ Vegetables Export Ÿ Yam Demands in America Ÿ Youth in Agriculture Programme Ÿ Rural Agro Development initiative

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Strategic Collaboration for

CLIMATE CHANGE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT Environmental

Sustainable Management Professionals

The biggest risk to African growth is climate Change Paul Polman CEO, Unilever

13B Methodist Church Street, Ikeja, Lagos - Nigeria Tel: 08054276802

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Green Investment

Opportunities

Oyo State Nigeria

International partnerships for finance and support for Environmental Education Science and technology – Solar Valley The Ibadan Protocol - Regional Climate Change Leadership Renewable Energy o Hydrokinetic power deployment– Ikere Gorge and Osun River o Solar power adaptation for industries in the state o Sectoral Solar Power Deployment P Hospitals, Schools, Communities. Ÿ Agriculture o Climate Smart Agriculture Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

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he word "crisis" is composed of two characters, one representing danger and the other, opportunity.

Climate change in the midst of the environmental crisis presented through its impact also offer huge opportunities that should be grasped to attract vast capital flows into low-carbon investments, create jobs and spur economic growth.

According to Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, “Climate change provides one of the biggest opportunities in the history of the world”. Putting a price on carbon is a cost-effective way of getting investments in the direction towards a green economy pathway.

With the adoption of the Paris Agreement, The world is committed to limit global warming to 2°C above pre-industrial levels, with a stretch target of 1.5°C. This global consensus to combat climate change includes ensuring that financial flows are consistent with the 2-degree target. Meeting this target requires a global effort to shift capital from carbon-intensive to low-carbon investments.

This now establishes a new set of global development goals to meet the immense challenges of creating jobs, sustaining growth and eradicating poverty in a carbonconstrained world that demands a restructuring of several emission activity systems and a deeper appreciation of the boundaries of our ecological systems.

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One of Nigeria's engagements in climate change is inextricably linked to her pressing energy needs.

In Nigeria, unequal access to energy has reinforced the wider inequalities linked to poverty, gender and the rural-urban divide that have accompanied her economic growth past years.

Nigeria is experiencing severe and damaging impacts from climate change. So great are the energy challenges and so severe the climate risks that it is easy to lose sight of the opportunities. And these opportunities are considerable. They are part of a fundamentally different narrative that is emerging in Nigeria. Climate change imperative therefore poses an opportunity for Nigeria to fastforward use of clean energy, avoiding decades of inefficient spending on polluting energy sources.

The climate opportunity provides for Nigeria to raise her level of ambition, revisit energy policies and create an environment for dynamic energy entrepreneurs to thrive.

Whilst acknowledging that Nigeria will still need fossil fuels for some time, it is important to recognise that the country's huge potential to develop renewable energy sources could allow her leapfrog over dependence on high-carbon fuels.

Climate opportunities attracts innovative ways to access private finance and more investment in Nigeria's infrastructure, banking competition, mobile technology and financial products that could help the Nigerian government fund critical infrastructure including new capacity for generating power.

By harnessing these climate opportunities, Nigeria will be ushered into a new energy era with climate narrative as clearly articulated within her national policies, bi-lateral and multilateral agreements. When this happens, Nigeria will be well placed to chart her transition to cleaner energy and her counterparts in the global green energy revolution.

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Focusing on

Agricultural Enterprise Our projects

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KEYNOTE PROFILES

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Dr. Mrs. Olufunso Amosun is a highly skilled and talented expert in public relations and management, with several years of demonstrated success in improving brands and images of NGOs. An accomplished strategists in philanthropic campaigns and ventures, adorned with a wealth of experience in implementing, designing and executing initiatives through creative planning.

Dr. Mrs. Amosun is the founder and initiator of the Green Education for the Youth (GEFTY) initiative. She is a member of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation and holds an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Environmental Management from the Novena University in Delta State in Nigeria.

Dr. Mrs. Olufunso Amosun First Lady of Ogun State

Mrs. Amosun's passion for the environment is given expression in her commitment to seeking solutions to environmental challenges and while simultaneously highlighting job opportunities embedded therein. Ÿ

In 2013 she anchored a two day international green conference tagged “Uplifting the Environment” in collaboration with the International Centre For Promotion of Enterprises (ICPCE) and Knowledge Economy Network (KEN); featuring renowned environmentalist and stakeholders, as well as Nigerian government agencies, captains of industry, members of the European Parliament and United Nations Organizations such as UNIDO and others.

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Dr. Mrs. Amosun engages the youths regularly by exposing them to sustainable and environmentally friendly employment opportunities. She has organized several renewable energy and waste to wealth seminars, programs and workshops for the youths to date through her Green Empowerment For The Youth initiative and has led several state-wide environmental awareness walks in Ogun State where her husband currently serves as the Executive Governor.

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In a bid to get the future generation actively and voluntarily involved in saving the environment from further degradation, Mrs. Amosun wrote a book for children on environmental issues and embarked on a crusade to empower our youths by educating them through her GEFTY advocacy program. Over 25,000 copies of the GEFTY book have been distributed to school children to date.

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Dr. Mrs. Amosun's Foundation sponsored the 12 winners that emerged GEFTY Ambassadors from the National Green Essay competition from each of the 6 geopolitical zones in Nigeria for a 10 day Environmental Leadership Workshop in the United Kingdom; to broaden their scope of knowledge and expose them to international environmental sustainable solutions that exist beyond the Nigerian shores.

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Olufunso organized the first ever National Green Essay Competition in Nigeria in collaboration with the Channels TV Book Club in 2014, the competition was open to all public secondary school students and was based on her book 'Green Education For The Youth'

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In 2016, environmentalists again converged in Ogun State as Mrs Amosun hosted the “Greening the Economy” colloquium in commemoration of her 50th birthday for the benefit of unemployed youths

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In the year 2015, Mrs. Amosun climbed the famous Mount Kilimanjaro for the sole purpose of raising awareness and funds for the benefit of victims of insurgency in Nigeria that had found themselves in IDP camps due to no fault of their own.

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In 2013, she launched a 10,000 youth sustained tree planting exercise

Olufunso is naturally empathic towards disadvantaged people in the society and has generally impacted positively and contributed immensely to the welfare of humanity. The ultimate goal of Mrs. Amosun's GEFTY initiative is to empower the youths to save the earth by getting them off the street; out of unemployment and into the numerous untapped environmental friendly rewarding jobs such as renewable energy technologies and green entrepreneurship.

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Peter Rowan Director – Sustainability and Climate Finance.

Mr. Rowan is an expert in new technologies for climate sustainability, international relations and Carbon Markets (UN Framework Convention Climate Change, Clean Development Mechanism/Joint Implementation).

He has been a recently co-chair at the Climate & Clean Air Coalition talks at the OECD in Paris.

Mr. Peter Rowan ESG, Climate Specialist

Mr. Rowan who recently joined Impact Global Emission Solutions (IGES) UK in June 2017 is now responsible for the firm's climate finance, Green Banks and Climate Resilience initiatives.

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Peter advises United Nations Agencies, the European Commission and governments on renewable energies policy

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Worked as a key market development researcher in financing divisions at JPMorgan-Cazenove and Commerzbank Ag, gaining substantial professional investment skills over 20 years with top-tier firms in developed and emerging markets

Mr. Rowan holds a Bachelor's Degree and a Post-Graduate Diploma in UK Town and Country Planning from Oxford Brookes University and a Master's Degree in Geopolitics, Territory and Security from Kings College, University of London.

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What to expect 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

MORNING SESSION

8:00 am - 9:00 am

Arrival /Registration Green Media Reel

9:00 am - 9:10 am

National Prayer/National Anthem

9:10 am - 9:20 am

Recognition and Introduction

9:30 am - 11:00 am

OPENING CEREMONY What to Expect - SIAO

Mr. Obiora

Welcome Address by the MD Prima Garnet Africa

Mr. Lolu Akinwunmi About NCCII by Curator, NCCII

Dr. Paul Abolo

Welcome Address

Goodwill Message by the Managing Director NDPHC -

Mr. Chiedu Ugbo

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NDC / ERGP by Federal Ministry of Environment - DCC

Dr. Peter Tarfa Special Address by First Lady of Ogun State - Her Excellency,

Dr. Mrs. Olufunso Amosun Greenwill Message by Chairman House Committee on Climate Change,

Hon. Chief Sam Onuigbo Keynote Presentation 1 : -

Mr. Jerome Ringo 11:00 am - 11:15 am 11:15 am - 11:40 am

Green Interlude / Tea Break Keynote Presentation 2 : -

Mr. Peter Rowan

11.40 am – 11.55 am

Interaction & Photo Session

11:55 am – 12:30 pm

MOU Hour /Green Interlude

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What to expect 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm

STRATEGY INTEGRATION

PANEL SESSION ONE

Moderator: Director General, NESREA Dr. Lawrence Anukam Climate Action and Economic Recovery & Growth

Hon. Sam Onuigbo Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)

Financing Power Projects in Nigeria

Mr. Chiedu Ugbo

& ·Financing Renewable Energy Development in Africa

Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP)

Mr. Jerome Ringo Green Funds for Sustainable Development

Mr. Peter Rowan

1:30 pm – 1:45 pm

Green Interlude / Tea Break

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What to expect 2.00pm – 3.00pm

PANEL SESSION TWO Moderator: Director Former Director, International Relations & Partnerships – Min. of Information Mr. Godwin Igbnosa Processes

FUNDING FOR CLIMATE CHANGE INITIATIVES

Dr. Peter Tarfa Climate Smart Agriculture

Mr. Francis. Binuyo ·Eco-transport

Challenges & Success Stories

Mr. Peter Rowan Partnerships

Dr. Paul Abolo Investment

Engr. Abubakr Ali-Bapshima

3:00 pm - 3:05 pm

Closing Remarks & Vote of Thanks

3:05 pm

Lunch

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PUTTING Thein Your Power Hands

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YOUTH

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