South Africa Climate Change Response Expo

The South Africa Climate Change Response Expo is an exhibition of South African greening initiatives.

Showcasing the climate change mitigation work of national, provincial and local government as well as the private sector, it profiles environmentally responsible initiatives and solutions from local and international companies and organisations with operations in South Africa.

More about the Expo

Now is the Time to Act

Do you live in Durban or are you visiting its beautiful shores? Come and learn more about climate change: be motivated and inspired by the array of innovative South African products and greener lifestyle alternatives on display.

Sample exciting art, craft, live entertainment and sustainable street cuisine bursting with local flavour.

Located within 300m of the ICC and adjacent to the UN FCCC precinct, the Climate Change Response Expo is open to both delegates and the public, free of charge, from 28 November to 9 December 2011.

Opening times:
Mon – Thurs: 10h00 – 18h00,
Fri – Sat: 10h00 - 20h00.
Address:
Centrum Car Park, Bram Fischer Road, Durban.

Environmental Responsibility

The environmental impacts of the Expo are being managed in accordance with international greening best practice - responsible procurement, waste separation and recycling, energy and water consumption have all been carefully organised, and every exhibitor has signed a charter committing to environmentally responsible behaviour.

The Expo has enabled skills training and employment of local people from disadvantaged communities, and its long range focus is on leaving a legacy through contributing to sustainable socio-economic upliftment projects.