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Governments, cities and regions from the 152 countries that have ratified the Paris Agreement, must now meet their national climate change commitments ( INDC's ) so they are looking for the clean energy, low carbon transport and finance solutions to make this a reality

By: EBR - Posted: Thursday, November 2, 2017

Climate Action establishes and builds partnerships between business, government and public bodies to accelerate international sustainable development and advance the ’green economy’. It does this by providing a global media and events platform across which stakeholders can share knowledge, technologies and expertise, and identify innovative solutions to the challenges faced by climate change and a growing population.
Climate Action establishes and builds partnerships between business, government and public bodies to accelerate international sustainable development and advance the ’green economy’. It does this by providing a global media and events platform across which stakeholders can share knowledge, technologies and expertise, and identify innovative solutions to the challenges faced by climate change and a growing population.

Taking place alongside COP23, adjacent to the Bula zone, SIF brings together 600+ carefully handpicked delegates, including : Ministers of Energy and Climate Change, Blue Chip CEOs, Mayors, Responsible Investors, Development Banks, Green Entrepreneurs and media, for two packed days of capacity building, networking, collaboration and deal making that will galvanise and fast track the green economy.
 
SIF17 provides a world class line up of keynotes, panel discussions, networking sessions, live interviews, innovation spotlights, CEO panels, Mayors breakfast briefings and much more.
 
Join for debate and discussion around crucial key topics including:
 
*  Renewable energy

*  Circular economy

*  Sustainable land and water management

*  Carbon markets

*  Climate finance

*  Climate innovation in emerging regions

 
About Climate Action
 
Established in 2007 and headquartered in London, UK, Climate Action works in a unique, contractual partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) - the world's foremost body on environmental protection and stewardship.
 
Climate Action establishes and builds partnerships between business, government and public bodies to accelerate international sustainable development and advance the 'green economy'. It does this by providing a global media and events platform across which stakeholders can share knowledge, technologies and expertise, and identify innovative solutions to the challenges faced by climate change and a growing population.
 
COP - What's it all about?
 
The international political response to climate change began at the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, where the 'Rio Convention' included the adoption of the UN Framework on Climate Change (UNFCCC). This convention set out a framework for action aimed avoiding "dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system." The UNFCCC entered into force in 1994 and now has a near-universal membership of 196 countries. The main objective of the annual Conference of Parties (COP) is to review the Convention's implementation.

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