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EDAS Transition Event: From Covid to COP26 Conversations

March 2, 2021 @ 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

As the vaccination programme rolls out and we begin to look to recovery from the impact of Covid, our series of conversations for members will turn its focus towards COP26, providing an opportunity for Scotland’s economic development practitioners to come together to look at the opportunities presented by a transition to a net-zero economy and the practical challenges involved in realising these opportunities. 
 
In this session, EDAS strategic partners will discuss emerging economic development opportunities and the support planned to help fulfil net-zero ambitions. This will be followed up in our annual conference, People | Planet | Prosperity: Scotland’s Climate Opportunity, which will be staged over a 4-part COP26 Conversations Series, on the run-up to the UN Climate Change Conference, Glasgow. Details to be announced. 
 
The session also provides the chance for us to discuss our strategic plan for 2021 – 2023, which is under development and take on board our members’ views and ideas. Co-hosts EDAS Chair Liz McEntee and Deputy Chair Charlie Woods, Director, Scottish Universities Insight Institute with Panel Guests: 
    • Stuart Black, Area Manager for Moray, Highlands and Islands Enterprise
    • Andrea Glass, Head of Regional Skills Planning and Enabling Sectors, Skills Development Scotland
    • Ewan Mearns, Strategy Team Leader, Scottish Enterprise

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Organiser

Alison Jones
Email
alison@edas.org.uk