@ COP28 in Dubai: Can technology help solve the climate crisis?
Discover the current impact of climate technology—and its emerging trends—in this special episode, recorded live at the COP28 climate change conference. Listen now.
As leaders gathered for the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai, UAE, from 30 November to 12 December, PwC joined the discussions to help advance meaningful action to address the climate and nature crises.
Solving these twin crises is going to take deep collaboration across all sectors and geographies, and PwC’s Net Zero Economy Index 2023Opens in a new window and the UN Global Stocktake synthesis report underscore the urgency needed. We’re committed to playing our part, and to help broker the radical collaboration needed to remove barriers and scale solutions. Let's make our climate actions count.
PwC was honored to participate in events throughout COP, bringing leaders together to explore solutions on key topics, such as:
We would like to thank the numerous business, policy and NGO leaders who came together to explore actions we can take to turn climate ambition into practical, purpose-led plans.
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As well as addressing our own nature footprint, we at PwC are helping to build the systems and frameworks that will deliver the trusted information needed to underpin a nature positive transition. We are committed to playing our part in delivering a nature positive world.
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