Join the Conversation: Will the financial commitments being made at COP27 materialise?
The level of attendance at COP27 really speaks to the serious commitment on the table from both the private and public sector.
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The level of attendance at COP27 really speaks to the serious commitment on the table from both the private and public sector.
As a leading funder of renewable energy in South Africa, Nedbank is focused on delivering positive change through the products and services it offers to its clients.
The 100 billion dollar annual pledge made many years ago in Copenhagen to help fight climate change has not yet left the developed world.
COP27 is discussing how finance needs to be mobilised at scale and how that finance then needs to be implemented to address climate change.
Nedbank corporate and investment banking head Arvana Singh is at COP27 discussing Nedbank’s commitment to the global climate convention.
Patrick Dlamini says the right energy is certainly at COP27, but he hopes there is also clarity of mind on how to move forward on implementation.
WWF is working to tackle the climate crisis in a variety of ways and supporting the shift to renewable energy and a net-zero future.
The climate convention sees local, national and global actors convening to seek solutions on transforming agri-food systems to make them more efficient and sustainable.
Theo de Jager says every farmer knows what he or she can do better on their farms. Farmers need to produce more with less.
The bottom line is that climate change is not a concern that’s reserved for wealthier nations with fewer socio-economic problems.