MOBILIZING GLOBAL BUSINESS TO DELIVER ON CLIMATE ACTION

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Placing climate action at the forefront of mainstream business discussion

 

Collaborate. Transform. Prosper.

 

Climate change presents the greatest challenge in history.

 

Projections suggest that "Business-as-usual" will result in 4.4°C warming by 2050, slashing global GDP by 10% and creating an annual climate damages bill of $5.4 trillion by 2070. Conversely, the transition to a clean, low-carbon future will enable global business to unlock $10 trillion by 2030 and create 400 million new jobs.

 

To reduce global emissions the private sector needs to identify and realize the commercial opportunities within sustainable climate action. It is now down to business to come together and turn their climate goals into concrete actions.

 

Reuters IMPACT is where global leaders convene to drive large scale climate action.

 

Why this conference is the MUST attend event?

BREAKING NEWS

Gain access to first-hand insights from the industry’s biggest names on what progress has been made and what opportunities lie ahead

 

REUTERS EDITORIAL INTERVIEWS

Reuters editorial will lead live fireside chats onstage with the biggest names in business, government and climate action. Prepare for household names to take to the stage with direction-setting insights and industry leading analysis

 

ALL STAKEHOLDERS IN ONE PLACE

We cannot succeed in transition alone. Join leaders from business, government, science, and sustainability as we tackle climate action head on!

 

INDUSTRY DRIVEN AGENDA

Our bespoke agendas are crafted by industry, for industry with carefully selected themes and discussions to provide a conclusive guide to business-driven climate action

 

1:1 NETWORKING SERVICES

You cannot succeed in climate acton alone. Join us for 4+ days of bespoke 1-2-1 networking through our matchmaking and meetings services for total interaction

 

PRACTICAL CASE STUDIES

The ONLY forum to deep-dive into case studies in business focussed climate action across five key themes: Energy, Built Environment, Transport, Finance and Food and Land Use

 

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