Mairi Dupar

@mairidupar

Climate policy, public affairs Gender & social inclusion lead for Tweets my own.

London, England
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Joined October 2009
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  1. Retweeted
    Jan 20

    H.E Walton Webson in his statement to the UNGA Pres. reminded that despite the global pandemic: The earth is still warming at unprecedented rates, sea-level continues to rise, and because of the effects of climate change many of us are facing a food and water crisis

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    Jan 20

    are racing against time; we have 2 years remaining for the full implementation of the SAMOA Pathway and 8 years remaining for the 2030 Agenda for and SIDS must continue to be prioritized

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  3. Jan 14

    Calling eastern Caribbean photographers! Enter photo competition to show and Expert provides professional tips for telling your visual story here:

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    Jan 11

    OPPORTUNITIES: Don't forget to apply for 's ! Applications close at midnight on 31 January 2022. Details & applications: - Programme Coordinator: - Comms Coordinator:

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  5. Retweeted
    Jan 11

    🇬🇧 How has the Eastern Caribbean become more resilient to climate change? Join the competition📸! 🇫🇷 En quoi la Caraïbe orientale est-elle devenue plus résiliente face au changement climatique ? Participez au concours :

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  6. Jan 10

    Budding Caribbean photographers - share widely in your networks, and see you there!

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  7. Jan 10

    Join me with tomorrow, 13:00 St Lucia time He'll show how to create compelling visual stories through photography & inspire you to enter the Resilient Caribbean Cities Photo Competition 2022!

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    Jan 6

    Join us online on 11 Jan for the launch of a special photo competition, as shares advice on how to make photos of the Eastern tell a story of resilience against 📸

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    Jan 10

    Join us online on 11 Jan for the launch of a special photo competition, as shares advice on how to make photos of the Eastern tell a story of resilience against 📸

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  10. Jan 5

    Please join us with St Lucian photographer Kirk Elliott to kick off the Resilient Caribbean Cities Photo Competition 2022 on Tuesday 11 January. Celebrate building resilience to ! Dial-in details here : Starts 13:00 St Lucia/17:00 GMT

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  11. Jan 1

    Save the date! On Tues 11 Jan, NY Times photographer will launch photo competition with to celebrate solutions. Watch this space - zoom link to follow soon 👇👇

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    Jan 1

    As we begin 2022, let me remind you of 3 simple truths: 🌎We are in 🌎We have the solutions to address it 🌎Only by working together & courageous leadership we'll succeed was a crucial step forward. It's time to turn the promise of Paris into reality.

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  13. 28 Dec 2021

    "Unanimous victory to pass the text that cites efforts of at least 1,100 civil society, child, youth & indigenous people’s organizations, who have been campaigning for global recognition, implementation, protection of human right to a safe, clean, healthy sustainable environment"

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    In 2021, the 🇺🇳 Human Rights Council adopted two landmark resolutions on the and ➞ Outgoing President explains why these two resolutions are significantly important for the world
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    20 Dec 2021

    📢📢The new high-level momentum behind 1.5C MUST be matched by rapid action. “Rhetoric and pledges without implementation are fool’s gold for small islands,” Analysis-In 2021, governments blew hot on 1.5C goal, colder on climate action

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    24 Dec 2021

    Catch CDKN's presenting our gender training materials - and learn from others on how to integrate , and development, in this newly-released event video. Download our modules & games on Watch here👇👇

    For those who missed it last week: you can now watch our researcher , , and Dharmistha Chauhan talking on "Climate action and training for gender equality". Run! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️
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  16. 24 Dec 2021

    Vision from H.E. Madeleine Diouf Sarr of Senegal on how to Keep 1.5C Alive - she will assume leadership of Least Developed Countries (LDC) Group

    Incoming Chair of Least Developing Countries Group of climate negotiators, Madeleine Diouf Sarr, Senegal, lays out her vision for all-of-society following : Plus: insights from Mamadou Honadia, Burkina Faso
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  17. 24 Dec 2021

    Calling web developers! Please join us for this exciting project in the new year - proposals due 28 January.

    Request for proposals: Help develop a website for the Gender Equality in a Low Carbon World programme. Apply by 28 January 2022.
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    21 Dec 2021

    For those who missed it last week: you can now watch our researcher , , and Dharmistha Chauhan talking on "Climate action and training for gender equality". Run! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

    Next Monday, Dec 13th, our researcher will be speaking with , and Dharmistha Chauhan on a virtual dialogue organized by : "Climate action and training for gender equality". 😎 More information here:
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  19. 15 Dec 2021

    Vanessa Nakate: "Promises will not stop our planet from warming. Pledges will not stop the impact of the crisis. Only real action will bring about justice." 👇

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    14 Dec 2021

    "When countries lose their islands because of sea level rise and extreme events, they are losing their culture and traditions. There is no adapting to that," - 👏 Who will pay for the damage caused by climate change? via

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