Farhana is a climate lawyer, author an activist working with foundations. She is currently coordinating the Climate Justice & Just Transition Donor Collaborative which aims to try to shift power and resources to those on the frontlines. Farhana has three decades of experience providing legal and strategic advice to leaders of vulnerable nations on UN climate negotiations. As well as authoring numerous books and IPCC reports, she has played a key role in climate diplomacy and is widely regarded credited with getting the goal of net-zero emissions by 2050 into the landmark Paris Agreement. In April 2019, she glued herself to Shell’s London headquarters as part of Extinction Rebellion’s protests the fossil fuel industry’s lack of action. She is an Honorary Fellow of Somerville College, Oxford and Coordinator of Climate Reframe.