Whose Data Counts? Evidence for Climate Decisions

The demand for climate and sustainability data is at an all-time high, impacting everything from government policy to corporate reporting. Join us for an insightful discussion that delves into the critical questions surrounding the evidence needed for effective decision-making in climate, nature, and social outcomes.

✨ Highlights of the Discussion:

• Learn how decision-makers can cut through the noise of excessive reporting to find meaningful data.
• Explore the types of information that investors, boards, and policymakers require, and identify gaps in current measurement frameworks.
• Discuss the importance of integrating environmental, social, and community impacts alongside traditional carbon and financial metrics.

🤝 Meet Our Discussion Group Leaders:

• Gargi Pal: Lead - Energy Environment Climate Change at J-PAL South Asia, working on evidence-based solutions for pressing climate and public health challenges.
• Victoria Gomez: ESG Project Manager at Alltech, focusing on sustainability across supply chains through environmental stewardship.

🧐 Key Discussion Questions:

• What types of data are most useful for real-world decisions in climate, nature, and social impacts?
• How can organizations meet the increasing demand for high-quality data while managing collection challenges?
• What role do citizen science and community-generated data play in shaping policies and corporate strategies?
• How can we ensure that our methods for measuring impact reflect local realities while holding stakeholders accountable?

🌐 Join us at XCHG Spaces to engage in a vital conversation about shaping a sustainable future with trusted data.

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