Tag: COP26
Asian Development Bank launches Climate Action Catalyst Fund
At COP26, the ADB launches new fund to drive mitigation investments, including the deployment of low-carbon technologies.
Multilateral Development Banks issue joint statement at COP26
Plans set out by ten major banks aim to help turn global ambitions into outcomes with a strong focus on nature.
“Every industry will need to define its own roadmap to achieve...
Genève Aéroport’s director general talks zero carbon, intermediate targets ahead of 2050, and the need to define and certificate standards for new and renovated buildings.
UK proved the perfect imperfect host for COP26
Hosts lined up financial boosts, a national and global treasure and a big partnership announcement. The weather lined up something else just as appropriate.
EBRD and partners launch High Impact Partnership on Climate Action
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has launched the High-Impact Partnership on Climate Action (HIPCA) at COP26.
“Increase public procurement advantage to firms reducing their emissions” Adam Bialachowski
B-Act Vintage Consulting’s chief executive talks about turning COP26 commitments into global outcomes through improved procurement, communications and use of best practice.
New report suggests faster net zero can be achieved alongside circular...
FIDIC Head of Economic and Strategic Policy, Graham Pontin, has told a global audience what the latest research means for Net Zero and beyond.
Engineering specialists say professional education must improve to meet COP26 ambitions
Professor Peter Guthrie and civil engineer Collins Kibira have stressed that engineering firms and universities need to adapt how professionals are trained for a Net Zero world.
Idriss Kathrada: Data and benchmarking can reflect diversity of ambitions
Idriss Kathrada, founder of Inoal, has called for better use of data to align diverse Net Zero plans across diverse actors and geographies beyond.
FIDIC president: World is still too slow on Net Zero
Tony Barry issues warning that almost five years after the Paris Agreement, the world still doesn’t have sufficient commitments in place to tackle climate change.
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