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3 key ways to meaningfully engage Indigenous peoples in climate action
Indigenous peoples have the keys to the fight against climate change — but too often they are not put in a position to work. Here's how to change that.
Ginelle Greene-Dewasmes
Ginelle is a Sustainable Development Professional and Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist deeply passionate about global development via social innovation and sustainable transition. She has completed a PhD on just and equitable green energy transition in developing country contexts and has an MSc. in International Trade Policy. She has provided services to multi-stakeholder global clients in varying areas including applied research, event management, international trade facilitation and impact measurement. She currently facilitates youth engagement across the World Economic Forum's communities and initiatives for the Global Shapers Community, as well as worked on their impact strategy and previously lead government engagement with the First Movers Coalition on the global decarbonization agenda. She has also worked with international donors such as the GIZ, governments, private sector actors and not for profits on trade facilitation and sustainable development.
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