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The aim of this Outcomes Report is to provide actionable insights that can contribute to ongoing efforts by all stakeholders to realize the goal under Vision 2030 of a more innovative, resilient, and impactful nonprofit sector in Saudi Arabia, capable of contributing towards its growth.
This outcomes report highlights the key takeaways from the virtual roundtable ‘2 Weeks to COP28: Can we Bridge the Climate Finance Gap?” The diverse group of key global and national climate stakeholders outlined the current financing landscape and discussed innovative climate finance models and their applications in the Global South.
This report is a product of Globesight’s ongoing efforts to highlight climate change as a pressing health crisis in the Global South. It outlines the key findings from a virtual panel hosted in Pakistan; highlighting gaps in approaches, advocating for effective use of data, evidence, and communication strategies, and identifies the need for institutional commitment to protect the population’s health and nutrition.
This Outcomes Report highlights the key findings from the roundtable “Climate Displacement and Resilience” hosted in partnership with Globesight and the South Asian Institute of Policy and Governance (SIPG) of North South University. The roundtable framed major issues related to climate induced displacement in Bangaldesh and provided expert recommendations on how to create resiliency and sustainability at the local and community level.
This Outcomes Report highlights the findings from the virtual roundtable “Mobilize Millions: Investing in the Fintech Gender Dividend in Pakistan” hosted in partnership with Globesight and the Pakistan Fintech Network. The roundtable focused on how growth companies can capture the opportunity that the gender dividend offers by expanding its total addressable market while at the same time serving the underbanked and unbanked in Pakistan, who are mostly women.
