🗞️🌍 COP29 Azerbaijan in Baku: Loss and Damage
At the conclusion of COP29, Parties agreed to a New Collective Quantified Goal (#NCQG) of $300 billion a year by 2035, some of which will be allocated to loss and damage. Achieving the NCQG means mobilising finance for mitigation, adaptation, and loss and damage. This requires a joint effort from governments and the private sector, because only then can climate finance align with the #ParisAgreement and #Agenda2030.”
🗞️🌍 COP29 Azerbaijan: Panel discussion on public-private partnerships in the carbon market
Yesterday’s ClimatePartner Impact panel discussion at #COP29 provided an excellent opportunity to explore ways to unlock the potential of private finance in meeting climate goals.
Peter Renner, Chairman of the Board of the Foundation Development and Climate Alliance, outlined how the #ContributionClaim approach can get companies on board with the voluntary carbon market (#VCM).
🎤 Peter Renner, Chairman of the Board of the Foundation Development and Climate Alliance, shares key insights directly from #COP29 in Baku. In this short update, he discusses critical developments in #climatefinance and the role of the voluntary carbon market (#VCM) in driving private sector contributions to global climate goals.
🎥 Watch the video for his reflections on the conference's outcomes and the road ahead.
🗞️🌍 #COP29 in Baku: Panel discussion at the World Climate Summit
The Foundation Climate and Development Alliance was honoured to host an insightful panel discussion, moderated by Florian Eickhold, at yesterday’s World Climate Summit in Baku.
💡 Panelists Glenn Kwabena Gyimah, Celine Strufe and Peter Renner explored the value of well-designed carbon reduction projects in the Global South, focusing on Ghana as a specific example.
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