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Articles by Annika Erickson-Pearson
紛争地域に気候対策 COP29の新たな希望
気候変動はすでに脆弱な紛争地域に追い打ちをかける。多国間の気候変動政策を専門とするコミュニティオーガナイザー、アニカ・エリクソン・ピアソン氏は、紛争地の気候変動対策を強化する画期的な「共通原則」導入に中心的な役割を果たした。アゼルバイジャンの首都バクーで開かれた第29回国連気候変動枠組み条約締約国会議（COP29）で、スイスもこの政策文書を支持した。 このコンテンツが公開されたのは、 2024/12/08 08:00 9 分 Annika Erickson-Pearsonの意見 Annika Erickson-Pearson is a freelance facilitator and community organiser on topics related to peace and conflict.
COP29, nuove speranze per l’azione climatica nelle aree di conflitto
In regioni già vulnerabili e soggette a conflitti, il cambiamento climatico non fa che aggravare la crisi. Annika Erickson-Pearson, organizzatrice di comunità e facilitatrice freelance specializzata in politiche climatiche multilaterali, ha svolto un ruolo fondamentale nell’introdurre una politica innovativa volta a migliorare l’azione per il clima nelle aree di conflitto. Alla COP29 di Baku, la Svizzera ha dato la sua approvazione.
Bridging climate action and conflict areas: a new hope from COP29
Listen to the article Listening the article Toggle language selector English (US) English (British) Generated with artificial intelligence. Share Climate change exacerbates crises in already vulnerable conflict-affected regions. Annika Erickson-Pearson, a community organiser specialising in multilateral climate policy, played a pivotal role in introducing a groundbreaking policy document aimed at enhancing climate action in conflict-areas.
Why International Geneva’s ‘human dimension’ bodes well for environmental peacebuilding
Why International Geneva’s ‘human dimension’ bodes well for environmental peacebuilding An artwork by Lynn Finnegan, one of nine artists and illustrators from around the world whose work accompanies the themes of the White Paper and Compendium, helping bring to life the opportunities, challenges, pain and beauty of Environmental Peacebuilding.
Pathways for public engagement in budgeting to address community needs
Driving inclusive open budgeting through user-centered research and open-source software A mockup of our Product Design Iteration 3.0 created by Gregory Johnson As a John S. Knight Community Impact Fellow, I’m exploring public engagement in budgeting that helps address community needs through tech-enabled demonstrations in my hometown of Miami, Florida.
Letter to Vice President Biden and Senator Harris
September, 2020 Dear Vice President Biden and Senator Harris: We are unpaid family caregivers — of children, people with disabilities, elders, and veterans — as well as others concerned about caregiving and poverty. We hail from all across the country, live in rural, suburban and urban areas and are of many races. Some of us have paid jobs and some work full-time at home. Some of us are elders giving and receiving care and striving to age in place.
Think Student Debt is Bad? We Might Have to Pay For a Bunch of New Nukes.
We’ve entered into a modern nuclear weapons competition with Russia. The U.S. is expected to pay $1.7 trillion on new and improved nuclear weapons over the next 30 years, an insane dollar amount on par with the current student loan debt. Russia has already undertaken efforts to modernize and construct new nuclear weapons that threaten U.S. mainland. Who will pay for these ridiculous decisions? We will. Millennials.
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