Themes

Energy

The transition to clean energy is accelerating across the world. Yet, global emissions are still increasing at a time when they need to fall around 6 per cent each year.

Finance

According to the International Energy Agency, an estimated $US4.5 trillion per year in investments needs to be unlocked to halve emissions, reverse nature loss, and build resilience for the world’s most climate-vulnerable people.

Human Settlements

Human settlements must adapt and build resilience to protect against the worsening impacts of climate change.

Inclusion

Meaningful inclusion is key to an effective global response to the climate crisis. Women, youth, Indigenous Peoples, civil society, and vulnerable communities hold the solutions and expertise needed to tackle climate change.

Industry

Actions led by the industry sector can set direction and pace for climate action to achieve a net zero and a nature positive planet by 2050.

Nature: Land Use

Protecting and restoring degraded land and sustainably managing forests and biomes is critical to pivoting to a nature-positive land-use.

Nature: Oceans & Coastal Zones

A healthy and productive Ocean is vital to a resilient, nature-positive and net zero future.

Nature: Water

Our water system is in crisis, contributing to climate change, nature loss and poverty. Reliable water systems will sustain a healthier, more resilient and more equitable future.

Resilience

Building resilience is vital to tackle the climate crisis, halve global emissions and address adaptation gaps for the world’s most climate-vulnerable people by 2030.

Transport

To meet global climate targets and decarbonize the transport sector, more investments in affordable and accessible clean technologies are needed.