Business Ambition for Climate Action – Live from COP26
Tapahtumapäivä
10.11.2021
Tapahtumapaikka
Online
Join leaders from around the world to drive business solutions and ambition for climate.
UN Global Compact is organizing a day-long virtual experience on climate: Business Ambition for Climate Action – Live from COP26. This event will feature corporate sustainability experts and leaders of business, the UN and civil organizations, who will come together to showcase concrete actions for a net-zero economy. Discussions will dive into solutions building society’s resilience and strategies unlocking climate finance.
Business Ambition for Climate Action will feature plenary sessions live from COP26, breakout sessions and thematic deep dives, and exclusive networking opportunities.
This event will take place online on 10 November 2021. Admission is free of charge for all, and the event language is English.
Please find further information on speakers and the agenda below.
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