Climate and Nature

What centring Indigenous knowledge really means when it comes to nature-based solutions

Unless we seek Indigenous people's leadership, we could inhibit nature-based solutions for climate resilience.

Unless we seek Indigenous people's leadership, we could inhibit nature-based solutions for climate resilience. Image: Unsplash/Tobias Keller

Gill Einhorn
Head, Innovation and Transformation, Centre for Nature and Climate, World Economic Forum
Professor Deen Sanders OAM
Integrity Lead and Indigenous Leader, Deloitte
Guy Williams
Asia Pacific and Global Nature Lead, Deloitte
Alice Bell
Integrity Director, Deloitte
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