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CLIMATE FINANCE, EVERY WORD OF THE NCQG COUNTS

While waiting for updates from the COP29 negotiations on the new collective quantified goal for climate finance, we analyze more thoroughly some aspects of the negotiating document produced by last week’s negotiations. In fact, for a good NCQG not only quantity but also quality counts. Needs of developing countries The...

COP29: THE DECISIVE WEEK BEGINS

The second week of COP29 kicks off: an update on all the key issues Today in Baku, Azerbaijan, the second and decisive week of COP29 begins. As always, in COP negotiations, the process has now become more political. After six days of work led by the UNFCCC’s technical bodies (SBI and...

ENERGY, AT COP29 NEW INITIATIVES “TO KEEP THE WINDOW OPEN TOWARDS 1.5°C”

At COP29 in Baku, a high-level meeting on green energy, hydrogen, global energy storage and grids took place. The discussion focused on achieving the energy targets set by COP28, in particular the Global Pledge to triple renewable energy capacity and double energy efficiency. The COP29 presidency has officially launched three...

URBAN BIODIVERSITY: IF YOU CAN’T MEASURE IT, YOU CAN’T FINANCE IT

“The impact of Cities on Nature extends far beyond their borders, driven by demand of the urban population and supply chains for commodities,” says Rogier van der Berg, Global Director of the WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities. During COP15 in 2022, with the Global Biodiversity Framework, the strategic role...

Italian Climate Network, Bencini e Giacomin

JACOPO BENCINI IS THE NEW PRESIDENT OF ITALIAN CLIMATE NETWORK, SERENA GIACOMIN APPOINTED SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR

Important changes to the leadership of the Italian Climate Network. Following the resignation of Serena Giacomin from the role of President, the Board of Directors appointed Jacopo Bencini as its new Chairman at an extraordinary open session attended by the Members’ Assembly held in Milan on 22 September 2024. Confirm...

THE ROLE OF BANKS IN GREEN FINANCE

Climate change has long been considered – with good reason – a risk to the global economy as it is conceived. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), in its annual report, denounces how the efforts declared by countries are not sufficient to keep the temperature rise below the 1.5°C...

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