Put pre-arranged finance within reach of developing countries
Developed countries must triple adaptation finance.
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Developed countries must triple adaptation finance.
The International Energy Agency finds that around 70 percent of methane from oil and gas can be eliminated with existing technologies.
The clean energy transition will move faster if countries work together to build open, resilient and diversified supply chains.
Renewables are the cheapest, fastest and most reliable source of new power.
Digital platforms must do far more to protect individuals and groups from harm.
When conflicts erupt or disasters strike, persons with disabilities are among the first to lose.
Accelerating a just transition away from fossil fuels and towards renewables is the only sustainable path to lower costs and to real energy security.
Work together to halt and reverse biodiversity loss, so people and nature flourish together.
The continent also holds extraordinary reserves of the critical minerals the green transition depends on.
There’s a huge gap between what GDP measures and what people value.
Navigational rights and freedoms through the Strait of Hormuz must be respected.
The Pact defines a more ambitious vision for how the international community responds to human suffering.
Borrowers will have tools to engage with creditors on equal terms.
We need to fix the system that makes it two to three times more expensive for developing countries to finance education, health or what the system is.
We must eradicate the threat posed by these weapons — so all people everywhere can live in safety and with hope.
Those on the frontlines urgently need a surge in adaptation finance to face the here-and-now impacts of the climate crisis.
Water can also unite people and be a contributor to peace.
We need every voice, every idea, every ounce of leadership from the world’s women and girls.
The number of women and girls living within 50 kilometers of a deadly conflict is at its highest in decades.
AI will shape peace and security, human rights and sustainable development.