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The World Banks Managing Director Caroline Anstey, Sustainable Development Network Vice President Rachel Kyte, External Affairs Vice President Cyril Muller, and the Global Environment Facilitys Deputy CEO Andre Laperriere to participate in an evening of inspiration, creativity, and action to celebrate the Apps for Climate competition winners and the launch of the Connect4Climate/MTV Voices4Climate Global Photo, Video, and Music competition.

Please join World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, Sustainable Development Network Vice President Rachel Kyte, External Affairs Vice President Cyril Muller, Africa Vice President Makhtar Diop, the Global Environment Facility’s CEO and Chairperson Naoko Ishii, and the Italian Minister of the Environment Corrado Clini for an evening to celebrate youth engagement in creative climate action.

By Max Thabiso Edkins

The Eco City World Summit on Sustainable Cities will take place from the 25th until the 27th in Nantes, France - the city designated by the European Union as European Green Capital 2013.

Join us to discuss communication strategies that can help produce real results for climate change adaptation and mitigation.

The event is hosted by Connect4Climate, World Bank Group, and the Center for Research on Environmental Decisions (CRED) at World Bank headquarters. We are bringing together a unique, multidisciplinary group of scholars and multi-sector leaders who are experts in communicating climate change to a broad audience.

Connect4Climate is joining 35 high-level business leaders and thoughtleaders on October 29 to discuss concrete ideas and actions to ensure that the business case for sustainability is on the agenda in the lead up to COP21 in Paris 2015 at the Sustainia Workshop "The Business Case for Saving the Planet."

Connect4Climate partnered with AfriDocs to present a week of climate change films to coincide with the United Nations Framework on Climate Change COP meeting in Lima, Peru. During this week some of the worlds best climate films will be screened across sub-Saharan Africa on DStv channel ED (channel 190) and GOtv (channel 65).

At this time last year, the C4C team was busily preparing to launch our first Connect4Climate competition aimed at engaging African youth on climate issues and challenging them to tell their personal climate stories through photos and videos. After receiving more than 700 submissions from every African country on the continent, we landed in Durban, South Africa to showcase and celebrate the winners at the UN Climate Change Conference/COP17 last November.