London Climate Action Week's Emerging from Emergency

Gabriel Siqueira
  • July 4, 2019
  • Sustainability
The Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) is one of the key solutions at the London Climate Action Week roundtable “Emerging from Emergency: Urgency as a catalyst for action & regeneration”. On Thursday 4th July from 12:30 PM to 5:00 PM (BST), the Club of Rome will host this high-level Roundtable at Chatham House, “Emerging from Emergency“, on harnessing the momentum generated by the growing climate emergency narrative, to shift from mere declarations to action. The meeting will convene the various strands of the climate emergency and sustainability space – activists, problem-holders and solution providers – in order to co-design concrete solutions for genuine impact. In practice, this means nothing less than suspending business-as-usual and doing whatever it takes to achieve net-zero global emissions by 2050 at the very latest. The challenge now is to shift from merely sounding the alarm to giving policy-makers and the business community the policy tools and levers of change which genuinely respond to the emergency. This Roundtable aims to do just that, by acting as a convergence point between the two dimensions of the climate emergency space, by linking advocacy with action, convening activists, problem-holders and solution-providers. As such, the roundtable’s overarching objective is to offer concrete solutions to the climate emergency; pragmatic takeaways which participants can then develop and implement in their respective fields of work, effecting genuine change at varying levels of governance and society. Real calls to action with timetables and targets. This is the key added value of the Roundtable, convening the disparate strands of the climate emergency and broader sustainability space in order to co-design solutions for genuine impact. Kosha Joubert, Executive Director of GEN, will give a key intervention on “Session III – Solution-Providers”, expected to happen between 14.20 and 15.30. The other key intervenors for this session are: Nigel Topping (We Mean Business), Chad Frischman (Project Drawdown) and Cynthia Scharf (Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative).
Follow @GEN_Ecovillages and @KoshaJoubert on twitter for a live coverage of our participation at the London Climate Action Week.

London Climate Action Week

london-climate-action-week-emerging-from-emergency
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has declared a climate emergency. As part of London’s response to this, the first ever London Climate Action Week will be held from 1-8 July. The week will bring together London’s climate expertise and talent from across sectors to run events across the city focused on taking local, national and international action. These events will highlight the scaling up of practical solutions and identifying new solutions to help cut our carbon emissions to keep global temperature increases within 1.5C and support the Paris Agreement. See the complete programme for the London Climate Action Week.

Emerging from Emergency – Urgency as a catalyst for action and regeneration

Date: Thu, July 4, 2019 Time: 12:30 PM – 5:00 PM BST Location: Chatham House – 10 Saint James’s Square, London, SW1Y 4LE, United Kingdom. Organization: The Club of Rome, in partnership with EIT Climate-KIC, ETC/SystemIQ, We Mean Business and E3G.
Follow @GEN_Ecovillages and @KoshaJoubert on twitter for a live coverage of our participation at the London Climate Action Week.
#LDNClimateAction #LCAW2019 #LCAW #ClimateActionWeek
london-climate-action-week-emerging-from-emergency

Comments

Featured Blogs

Keep the conversation going with these pieces

Eva Goldfarb
Tue Apr 2026
  • Sustainability
There are moments when a dream stops being something you carry alone and becomes something the world can finally hold. This is one of those moments. The laun…
Rodrigo Braga
Fri Nov 2025
  • Sustainability
Presenting Proven Climate Solutions: 30 Years of Regenerative Living The Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) brings nearly three decades of proven climate so…
Cynthia Tina
Wed Jun 2026
  • Sustainability
By Cynthia Tina, founder of Ecovillage Tours and author of Intentional Community: How to Choose Community Living for Better Housing, Health, and Happiness On…

Insights & Stories from the Ecovillage Movement

Subscribe to our newsletter for fresh stories and ecovillage updates delivered to your inbox.

Go Deeper

Get Plus and connect deeper with direct messaging, vetted content, private groups, and more.

Update to a Public Profile

  • Log in
  • Go to your profile page
  • Toggle on the "Put me on the People Map"
  • Save your profile

Information

Communities

A residential project: people live here as their primary home.

Organizations

An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).

Become a + Community Member

  • Send Direct Messages and see contact information
  • Find communities based on your profile tool
  • Post Needs & Offers Listings and Events
  • Access to resources in the Members Library /// like vetted documents uploaded by communites (e.g. bylaws )
  • Member badge on your profile
  • View communities detailed reviews
  • Create Private Groups
I am an official member of this community
Disclaimer
I affirm that my information is accurate and I am authorized to manage this listing

Free Plan

Free plan
Free

Intentional Advertising

  • Subtotal

    {{ currencyFormat( pricing_summary.total_amount ) }}

Become a + Member

  • Send Direct Messages and see contact information
  • Find communities based on your profile tool
  • Post Needs & Offers Listings and Events
  • Access to free resources in the Members Library
  • Member badge on your profile
  • View communities detailed reviews
  • Create Private Groups