In a world at the brink of a climate crisis, the TEDx Climate Countdown conference emerges as a vital force for change. The urgency to address climate change has never been more critical, demanding a collective commitment to safeguard our planet. This conference serves not just as a platform but as a global movement, transcending boundaries and inspiring a diverse range of individuals.
The motivation driving TEDx Climate Countdown is rooted in the realization that complacency is no longer an option. Every moment, decision, and individual action holds significance. The conference is a resounding call to action, resonating with the shared values of our interconnected world.
Through visionary speakers, thought-provoking discussions, and innovative solutions, TEDx Climate Countdown aims to inspire and empower a generation to reimagine their relationship with the environment. The belief in the potential of technology, science, policy, and creativity to achieve a sustainable balance between human progress and ecological harmony is at the core of this movement.
The conference, taking place at the Kigali Convention Center in Rwanda, features a lineup of influential speakers from various fields. These include Dr. Agnes Kalibata Kalibata, President of AGRA; Dr. Claudine Uwera, Minister of Environment; Dr. Diane Karusisi, CEO of Bank of Kigali Plc; and Kihura Nkuba, a renowned Pan-African Historian, among others.
The diverse lineup reflects a holistic approach to addressing climate change, involving leaders from agriculture, finance, history, diplomacy, and the arts. Each speaker brings a unique perspective and expertise, highlighting the interconnectedness of climate action across different sectors.
Joining forces with influential figures like H.E. Belén Calvo Uyarra, Ambassador of the European Union in Rwanda, and H.E. Omar Daair, the British High Commissioner to Rwanda, the conference aims to foster collaboration on a global scale.
The inclusion of cultural influencers, such as Ish Kevin, an artist leading a new Rwandan cultural movement, and Sherrie Silver, an MTV Award-winning choreographer and UN IFAD Advocate, showcases the importance of creativity and cultural engagement in driving change.
The conference also features experts like Felix Yvan, Chief Strategy Officer at the Rwanda Green Fund, and Mr. Amath Pathe SENE, CEO of Africa Food System, emphasizing the role of sustainable finance and agriculture in climate solutions.
TEDx Climate Countdown is not just an event; it is a call for individuals to be part of the solution. With speakers who have dedicated their careers to environmental and social causes, the conference aims to inspire and mobilize a global community towards transformative change.
