Charlotte Ndakorerwa
Programme Management Officer UN Environmental Programme (UNEP)
Charlotte Ndakorerwa is a Programme Officer in the Consumption and Production Unit of UNEP’s Industry and Economy Division. She joined UNEP in 2016 and currently coordinates UNEP’s work on minerals and metals based in Paris.
Prior to joining UNEP, she worked with the World Bank in Kenya and the University of Potsdam, Germany.
She holds an M.A. in international relations from Free University of Berlin and a degree in law from the University of Strasbourg.
2024 Agenda Sessions
Responsible Mining in a Resource-Hungry World: What Does it Mean for Africa?
Hosted by the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP)
Tuesday 06 February 14:00 - 15:00 Governments Stage 3
Intergovernmental Summit
What role does mining have to play in circularity?
- Beyond recycling: a holistic approach to making mining more circular.
- Product stewardship: can the miner take a value chain approach and influence how the market uses and stewards their product towards circular systems?
- African innovation: what home grown solutions can Africa offer to make mining more circular?
- Who is driving greater circularity in mining?
Wednesday 07 February 11:20 - 12:05 Stewards Stage
Sustainability Series
- Beyond recycling: a holistic approach to making mining more circular.
- Product stewardship: can the miner take a value chain approach and influence how the market uses and stewards their product towards circular systems?
- African innovation: what home grown solutions can Africa offer to make mining more circular?
- Who is driving greater circularity in mining?
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