Climate Policy Initiative - India’s Post

Nearly 200 governments have committed to publish updated *national climate plans* and new targets for 2035 (#NDCs) by February 2025. These plans are a decade-defining opportunity to reduce political uncertainty and unlock trillions in investment. But what does a strong climate plan actually look like? And how can real economy actors shape development and delivery of those plans so they are fit-for-purpose? One week ahead of #ClimateWeekNYC, this messaging pack – compiled by #Mission2025 partners across the climate community – brings together key messages, resources and insights to answer these questions. Find the pack here: https://lnkd.in/dwGQERCB 📢 In particular, I urge my private sector contacts to join the responsible businesses supporting this call to action from We Mean Business for here Ambitious and Investable NDCs: https://lnkd.in/eBRgRzTX and share this post with your network!

On Tuesday 3rd December, our team is meeting with top experts to discuss the gaps and challenges in climate finance tracking, as part of a broader effort to create an impactful report on this critical issue.    What would you ask these experts if you had the chance?  Your questions could help us zero in on the most pressing issues during our discussions.    Drop your thoughts in the comments or send us a message. We’re eager to hear from you! For more information see: https://lnkd.in/dxxN2HZA   #ClimateFinance #Transparency #SustainableDevelopment

With Donald Trump as President-Elect, many investors are looking to see if his policy on climate change has evolved and how that might impact sustainable investors. We break down his climate change policy and its ripple effects on investment opportunities. https://bit.ly/3Z6UbWr #climatechange #sustainabeinvesting

As the world increasingly transitions to a low-carbon economy, explore how you can pursue your climate action goals alongside your financial objectives. #climate #investing

This year's Infrastructure Investor Global Summit in Berlin is larger than ever before – with over 2500 participants. The organizers asked me to moderate the session on Climate Change Adaptation, during the Emerging Markets Forum on Monday, 18 March. The panel members included Marieta Stefanova, Alexandre Chavarot and Jean-Christophe Barth, with the result being a very lively discussion. Most of the infrastructure required by 2015 in low- and middle-income countries has yet to be built, and we need to act now to ensure that it meets the challenge of rapid and unpredictable climate change. #IIGS #climatechangeinfrastructure #PPP2 #PublicPrivatePartnerships #globalinfrastructure #sustainablesolutions #PPP

Mr. Mbulenheni Mbodi from the Presidential Climate Commission offered an in depth analysis of the Just Transition Framework, adopted in 2022. He spoke on the framework’s role in guiding a fair transition to sustainability, informed by extensive consultations with diverse communities. He also discussed the global nature of climate challenges and stressed the importance of equitable climate finance. Mbodi pointed out that while wealthier countries have the resources to manage their transitions less wealthy nations need significant support to address their climate challenges effectively. #Sustainabilty #FutureofWork #JustTransition #FromGood2Great

Do investors care about climate? We’re pleased to share some of our research findings on Harvard Business Review, in this thought-provoking piece by Michael Maslansky and Will Howard: https://lnkd.in/gyX3VxjT #ESG #climate #investors

A world without exclusion, strengthening collaboration, coordination and implementation that accelerate local action that mitigate, adapt and finance climate change investment at the grassroots

Have you checked out our Climate Landscape Series yet? We teamed up with BFA Global to explore how financial inclusion can be a powerful tool for reducing climate risks, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Over nine weeks, we delved into various financial solutions, including: - The role of inclusive finance in climate action - Carbon markets and their impact on vulnerable communities - Climate change and gender - Integrating climate considerations into government-to-person programs (G2P) - Leveraging data for climate and financial inclusion initiatives - Innovative climate-focused credit systems Want to learn more about how finance can drive climate action? Check out our series! https://lnkd.in/dwZDk6aw Nelly Ramírez Moncada David del Ser Ashirul Amin Phoebe K. Jacob Winiecki Maelis Carraro Tyler Ferdinand Jane Del Ser

Climate investing has surged by $140 billion since 2020. But, are all climate solutions equally effective? Here are 8 important factors investors can use to identify climate-focused investments that will make a real difference. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gpfZGvD8 #COP29 #BeyondWhy