Quito, Ecuador
Hosted by Oceanids Foundation
sATURDAY 29 July
Location: Universidad Internacional del Ecuador, Auditorio Galo Plaza
Times: 9:30-2:30
Format: In-Person and Virtual
Cost: FREE
Join us at the Wind Summit in Quito and be part of the sustainable revolution! Are you ready to explore innovative and exciting solutions to the environmental challenges of our time? The Wind Summit is calling all change enthusiasts and nature lovers to come together in the beautiful city of Quito. Immerse yourself in an inspiring event where national experts, visionary leaders, and young activists unite to address the issue of plastic pollution and discover the infinite possibilities of renewable wind energy. From useful tools for financing sustainable projects to creative solutions for reducing plastic pollution, the Wind Summit is a unique platform to learn, collaborate, and build a cleaner, more sustainable future. Imagine the opportunity to connect with brilliant minds, share successful experiences, and discover the latest innovations in wind technology. We will be surrounded by a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere, full of ideas and solutions that can make a difference on our planet. Whether you are a university student, an entrepreneur, or simply someone passionate about the environment, the Wind Summit offers you the chance to be part of a global movement for positive change. Don’t miss the opportunity to attend this unique event and be part of the transformation towards a greener, more sustainable future. Add your name to the attendee list and join us at the Wind Summit in Quito! The wind of change is blowing, and we need your energy to make it a reality!
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About this Summit Location
The location of the International University of Ecuador is related to the element of wind and mountains due to the geography and natural environment in which it is situated. Firstly, Ecuador is known for its geographical diversity, including mountains, jungles, coastlines, and the famous Galapagos Islands. The university is likely located in or near a mountainous region, offering a scenic landscape and a natural environment conducive to study and research. Mountains are rich and diverse ecosystems that harbor a variety of plant and animal species. These ecosystems are essential for biodiversity conservation and environmental protection. The university can leverage this natural environment to conduct research and projects related to conservation, climate change, ecology, and other environmental topics.
About the WIND Summit
WIND represents circularity and the potential to transform our global economy from one of extraction and waste of natural resources (linear), to one of continuous reuse and recycling (circular). Plastics, mostly derived from petroleum products, is one product that is causing problems in our environment and is contributing to climate change. This WIND Summit is convening Planeteers in communities around the world to develop campaigns to turn the tide on plastic.
About Planeteer Alliance
Planeteer Alliance is a program of the Captain Planet Foundation, a US-based NGO with the mission of engaging and empowering young people to be problem solvers for the planet.