• Environmental Activists and Civil Society Representatives: Activists and representatives from civil society organizations who are passionate about addressing climate change and driving meaningful action.

• Students and Academics: Students and scholars conducting research or studying fields such as climate change, environmental sciences, public health, and sustainability.

• Government Representatives: Policymakers, public officials, and politicians responsible for shaping and implementing climate policies.

• Business Representatives: Leaders and professionals from sectors such as fashion, agriculture, construction, media, electronics, transportation, finans, energy  and food industries, as well as corporate executives and entrepreneurs driving sustainability initiatives.

• Environmental and Health Sector Professionals:Specialists working in areas such as environmental health, public health, medical services, and health policy.

• Media Professionals: Journalists, broadcasters, and media personnel focusing on climate change and sustainability-related news and stories.

• Community Leaders and Local Administrators:Local leaders, mayors, and administrators interested in developing local policies and practices to combat climate change.

• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs):Representatives from NGOs working on issues such as environmental protection, public health, human rights, and sustainable development.

• General Public: Individuals interested in climate change and sustainability who wish to gain insights, learn, and contribute to meaningful discussions.

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