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Why COP26 is key - Part 1

Interview by Sarah Parkinson

The year 2020 was supposed to be the year our world consolidated its commitment to take on climate change. Last year marked five years since the landmark Paris climate agreement, where the world came together in support of limiting global warming to 1.5℃ above pre-industrial levels by 2030. The 2020 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP26, was to be held last November in Glasgow, UK, but has been rescheduled to 1-12 November 2021.

We recently sat down with Julia Kendal, Senior Policy Associate from Tearfund UK’s Global Advocacy Team, to learn why this rescheduled COP26 is so vital in addressing climate change and how the global church can get involved in the lead up.

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Slovakia

Integra contextualise the campaign in Slovakia. Here is what they say about their work.

We are a group of people who like to contribute to positive changes in the world. We care about fairness, honesty, respect, a positive attitude.

Our activities help people in need around the world. In the event of natural disasters or war conflicts, we provide humanitarian assistance in various countries around the world. In Kenya and Ethiopia, we offer people decent work and children education, helping them to get out of poverty.

We are also fighting for the environment. We plan to plant 1 million trees in Africa by 2021. We want to help our Earth, the future of our children and the small farmers who are at risk of climate change. In addition, we educate the Slovak public about a responsible approach to the environment.

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