UArizona Delegation Travels to COP28 in Dubai

Dec. 4, 2023

Ryan Marima / UArizona Resilience and International Development

People standing in an open room with chairs, television screens, and a high ceiling.

As the world comes together for COP28, the Arizona Initiative for Resilience and International Development (AIRID) and the Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions (CCASS) within AIR has brought together multi-disciplinary experts from across the University of Arizona and scholars from the Global South who are part of AIR's Climate Adaptation Research Program (CARP) to form a delegation that brings their expertise to address and advance solutions towards a more resilient future.

At the center of these efforts is a collaboration with the Global Resilience Partnership and the Resilience Hub, which serves as the primary pavilion for climate resilience and adaptation at COP28, with the overarching goal of steering the conversation and agenda around resilience and equitable solutions while amplifying regional voices. Through this collaboration, speaking opportunities for faculty have come together to provide a platform for them to their expertise on an international stage.

UArizona Delegation Travels to COP28 in Dubai

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