Climate finance refers to mobilising public, private or alternative sources of financing at scale to support mitigation and adaptation actions that will help tackle the climate crisis. This includes supporting and funding to be provided for developing nations.
In this crucial decade of action, the role of youth is essential in combating climate change. We must amplify the voice of young people and demonstrate the crucial role of public empowerment and education in addressing the climate crisis.
Protecting and restoring nature for the benefit of people and climate is an overarching COP26 theme. Improving conservation and management of natural areas is crucial to protecting the ecosystems we depend on and limiting global warming below 1.5 C.
The second goal of COP is to adapt to protect communities and natural habitats. As part of this objective, it’s important to ensure nature and sustainable land are part of the global action to move towards a clean, green recovery. Companies should aim to collaborate with organisations that are working to restore ecosystems and build more resilient infrastructure so we can adapt to the challenges caused by climate change.
Today, climate investment and policies don’t sufficiently consider the distinct effects of climate change on women, girls and marginalised populations. It is imperative that we progress gender equality as well as the full and meaningful participation of women and girls in climate action. As decision-makers, educators and advocates, women and girls have a fundamental role to play in the fight against the climate crisis.
Science and innovation are critical to understanding our changing climate, developing solutions to limit global temperature rises and adapting communities to the risks posed by climate change. To ensure we have a diverse range of technologies and climate solutions that are accessible to all, we must take a collaborative, inclusive and multi-disciplinary approach.
With road transport accounting for 10% of global emissions, accelerating the transition to zero emission vehicles is high on the agenda. To do this we must help bring together a central and local government with businesses to connect policy, investment and roll out of zero carbon technologies, like EV charging and nature-based solutions.
The COP26 Presidency Theme of cities, regions and built environment focuses on advancing action in cities and communities of all types to create pathways to net zero. Organisations, local authorities and councils all have a role to play in mitigating climate change and building resilience.
Our Zero Carbon Solutions will de-mystify the subject of net zero carbon emissions and will support your business in reaching it. No matter what stage in your net zero journey you are on, from committing to a target to creating the action plan needed to get there, we’re here to support you.