COP29 in Baku: catalysing climate positive action on the global stage
COP29 has convened in Baku, Azerbaijan, gathering world leaders, policymakers, and industry frontrunners with a unified goal: accelerating the global transition toward a climate-positive
COP29: genuine climate action or mere photo op?
COP29 was dubbed the “Finance COP” as it aimed to secure significant funding for climate action.
War not only takes lives but also ravages the environment
War has profound and often devastating effects on the environment, a consequence that is frequently overshadowed by immediate humanitarian concerns.
Government, private sector, and financial synergy for COP29 targets
MDBs are also crucial in addressing high-risk projects that are less attractive to private investors.
India ranked in top 10 for climate efforts despite decline
India remains in the top 10 of the Climate Change Performance Index due to low per-capita emissions and rapid renewable energy deployment.
It will take time and energy to actually to get the carbon markets up and running: Ramakrishnan M, of Primus Partners
There were some concerns raised with the choice of Baku in itself. Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev clearly called “oil and gas” as “a gift
BIPF upholds values of IMFA and carries forward the legacy of community-centric growth: Shaifalika Panda of BIPF
Shaifalika Panda elaborates about her complementary roles as the Trustee & Founder CEO of Bansidhar & Ila Panda Foundation (BIPF), and Chief of CSR
Critical role of green technologies and the need for front-loaded investment
Role of green technologies, renewable energy such as wind, solar, and geothermal power are essential for achieving net-zero emissions by virtue of their ability
