Miklah COP28 Side Event at Uganda Pavilion: Approaching Sustainability (3Ps) without Compromising Economic Growth, 11th December 2023

Miklah COP28 Side Event titled ‘Approaching Sustainability (3Ps) without compromising Economic Growth’. shall introduce participants to the three pillars of sustainability (3Ps), demonstrate business and entrepreneurship approaches to climate action, introduce participants to opportunities in climate change and sustainability agenda, and inspire attendants to design environment initiatives with amazing business models.

At COP28 UAE, Uganda Pavilion, 11th December 2023, between 10:20 am to 11:30 am Dubai Time, come and be part of this amazing event. If you are at COP28, don’t miss this amazing opportunity to explore climate change as an entrepreneurial opportunity. If you aren’t at COP28, tune in online; we will share all the links.

For now, register for the events so we know you are coming. The space is small (about 30 seats only, and we must know if you are coming!).

Miklah COP28 Side Event: What shall we talk about?

Approaching climate change without business, innovation, and entrepreneurship mind is dangerous, not only to socioeconomic steps the world has already achieved but also to the climate action we urgently need to take. Governments, individuals, companies, and everyone else can never make meaningful commitments to climate action without clear incentives. Actions that don’t make any socioeconomic sense to people don’t align with sustainability and will do us more harm than good.

When we present the climate crisis as an opportunity for innovation and entrepreneurship, we make it easy and relevant for businesses and politicians to act fast, for entrepreneurship approaches serve self-interests as well. And self-interest can be pure, pro-people and environment! How? We have it all; we will show you!

Additionally, most youth are struggling with their climate and environment initiatives because those initiatives don’t align with principles of sustainability, including economic viability. We want to address that and ensure the sustainability of your initiatives. How? We got it all; we will show you!

Importantly, we don’t need to struggle about this since economic prosperity and environmental sustainability aren’t at odds but complement each other for a sustainable life. Alongside hundreds of companies and scholars taking on this holistic approach to climate action, Miklah Life wants to introduce you to innovations and entrepreneurship for climate change and the opportunities embedded within this climate change crisis.

Become a Sustainability Entrepreneur!

We are championing such efforts here at Miklah Life by training and empowering you to become a sustainability entrepreneur, one who doesn’t only demand action from individuals, corporations, governments, and politicians but gets his or her own hands dirty by starting and doing something about the climate crisis and the whole sustainability agenda. And EARNING from it!

The program is called SACRED ENTREPRENEURSHIP, and you can join here: https://miklahlife.com/sacrepreneur.

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Miklah COP28 Side Event Concept Note:

The world is facing several pressing environmental challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. These challenges pose a serious threat to the planet and its inhabitants, and they require urgent action.

While there is a growing consensus on the importance of sustainable practices, the question of how to achieve environmental goals without hindering economic growth remains a significant concern

In the past, environmentalism has often been seen as being at odds with economic growth. However, there is growing recognition that the two are not mutually exclusive. There is a growing body of evidence that suggests that sustainability can lead to economic growth.

This concept note outlines Miklah’s workshop designed to empower environmentalists, climate activists and negotiators, sustainability entrepreneurs, and youth, policymakers, and Governments with the knowledge and skills to navigate this delicate balance.