Ghana’s Climate Resilience in Focus: An IPPA 20th Anniversary Pop-Up (Multilateral, National and Indigenous Levels)

Presented by the International Policy and Planning Association (IPPA)

March
27
12:00pm - 1:00pm EDT
Private - NYU Community
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Date:
March 27, 2026
Time:
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location:
Student Event Space A - 270, 105 East 17th Street
Audience:
Private - NYU Community

Get a head start on the IPPA 20th Annual Conference with an evening of high-impact dialogue. As we prepare for our April 2nd convening, join us for a deep dive into the diverse scales of climate adaptation—from UN-led multilateral strategies to the vital role of indigenous knowledge.
This pop-up features a preview of the research and policy work shaping this year’s summit on Climate, Migration, and Global Resilience. Meet our featured speakers and explore how global policy translates into local action:
Multilateral Strategy: How Ghana is strengthening its national climate plans through international frameworks.
National Governance: The critical role of Ghana’s National government in driving climate policy.
Indigenous Knowledge: Integrating indigenous Knowledge into modern climate change adaptation.
Urban Informality: The lived experiences of informality and climate vulnerability at the urban-ocean in Ga-Mashi, Accra.

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