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New York Climate Week 2024

Taking place alongside UN General Assembly, New York Climate Week is a global platform where world leaders, businesses and civil society come together to discuss and strategize on tackling the pressing issue of climate change. This year, State of Green will be present and highlight the important aspects of public-private climate action.

Event details

Dates

22 sept 2024 - 27 sept 2024

Where

New York City, United States of America

Programme (TBA)

Point of contact

Victoria Lindhardt Zorzi
Project Manager (Biodiversity, Financing)

[email protected]

+4540478003

A platform for public-private climate action

With 2023 being the hottest year in global temperature data records along with concerning levels of biodiversity loss, the next two years have been deemed critical for effective climate action. The focus for this New York Climate Week is to make sure that we lay the groundwork for the important discussions and negotiations that will take place at COP16 in Cali, Colombia, and at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan.

The discussions will revolve around how do we deliver on the commitment from COP28 to triple global renewable energy capacity by 2030? How do we ensure the mobilization of catalytic climate finance needed? And how do we implement the Global Biodiversity Framework to make sure that we bridge business and biodiversity?

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