The road to COP32: an African agenda for climate action and economic development

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  Welcome to the LSE events podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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  Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.

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  So thank you all for coming.

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  My name is Nick Stern.

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  I'm Professor of Economics here at LSE.

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  And I want to welcome you all on behalf of Environment Week,

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  the International Growth Centre and the Global School of Sustainability.

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  We're a great mixture of all those things, and very cheerfully so.

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  Now, the subject is the road to COP32, an African agenda for climate action and economic development.

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  And we have an outstanding panel here.

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  I won't introduce at any length.

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  I will introduce just a little bit in a moment.

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  And we have, at the beginning, the usual housekeeping.

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  We're not expecting a fire alarm, so if a fire alarm goes off,

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  get out of here and assemble in a responsible manner and assemble outside.

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  And do please turn off your, or put silent on your mobile phones.

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  So our panel is in the order of speaking.

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  Amali Amin, who's the managing director and head of climate diversity and advisory at the BII.

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  It's sort of our UK.

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  Anyway, Amali, you'll explain what it is.

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