* All times in TRT, local Antalya time

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Strengthening Urban Resilience

Wednesday, November 11; 4:30-5:30pm
OPEC Fund Pavilion

CCFLA/CPI Associate Director Priscilla Negreiros will participate in a session on strengthening urban resilience at COP31 on 11 November. The discussion will focus on mobilizing investment in resilient cities and infrastructure, bringing together government and climate finance leaders to explore opportunities to scale up climate finance for urban resilience.

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Insuring Resilience, Financing Risk? The New Role of Insurance

Thursday, November 12; 9:00am-10:00am
Asia Climate Solutions Pavilion

CCFLA/CPI Associate Director Priscilla Negreiros will participate in a panel discussion at COP31 titled “Insuring Resilience, Financing Risk? The New Role of Insurance,” hosted by Solutions for Our Climate (SFOC) at the Asia Climate Solutions Pavilion.

The session will explore how insurers can support climate resilience and adaptation as climate risks intensify, examining the role of insurance in closing protection gaps, strengthening local resilience, and supporting the energy transition. Bringing together perspectives from the insurance industry, local government, institutional investors, and climate experts, the discussion will consider how insurers can align their underwriting, investment, and risk management practices with long-term climate and financial resilience.

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From Commitments to Investment: Multilevel Partnerships that Deliver

Thursday, November 12; 10:00-11:00 am
Special Event Room 6

CCFLA/CPI Associate Director Priscilla Negreiros will participate in a panel discussion at COP31 titled, “From Commitments to Investment: Multilevel Partnerships that Deliver” organized by FMDV, CCFLA, WRI, Viable Cities, C40 & GCoM.

The session will explore how multilevel partnerships can translate climate commitments into tangible urban climate investments.

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Unlocking Energy Innovation and Investment Through CHAMP
Thursday, November 12; 4:00-4:40 pm
Swedish Pavilion

CCFLA/CPI Associate Director Priscilla Negreiros will participate in a panel discussion at COP31 titled, “Unlocking Energy Innovation and Investment Through CHAMP” organized by Viable Cities, Swedish Energy Agency, Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, CHAMP.

The session will explore a central question: What needs to change so that urban energy solutions move from demonstration into coordinated investment and purchasing? Concrete examples will help the panel examine which enabling decisions are needed, how investments can be prepared and financed, and what makes demand credible enough for businesses to invest and scale. The discussion is open to different technologies and business models, covering the connections between electricity, heat, buildings, mobility, storage and flexibility.