Our Side Event at COP29

With increasing temperatures, cooling has become essential to human health, food security, and economic productivity. However, higher levels of cooling are resulting in increased emissions, exacerbating climate change and pushing up cooling demand. Our side event will delve into this critical issue, analyse existing policy initiatives, identify gaps, and propose a comprehensive framework for addressing urban heating and cooling.

This position paper highlights the opportunities, challenges and barriers for just transition particularly in the context of Global South countries, and outlines the key considerations for suitably integrating just transition pathways into country NDCs, NAPs, and LT-LEDs to achieve the Paris Agreement goals.

Expert Viewpoint

With increasing temperatures, cooling has become essential to human health, food security, and economic productivity. However, higher levels of cooling are resulting in increased emissions, exacerbating climate change and pushing up cooling demand. Our side event will delve into this critical issue, analyse existing policy initiatives, identify gaps, and propose a comprehensive framework for addressing urban heating and cooling.

Meet our experts on other platforms:

Delivering Just Transition Support in Asia- Pacific

Organised by Asian Development Bank

December 2,2023 | 9:00 AM to 10:30 PM (GST)

ADB Pavillion Expo City Dubai, UAE

This event aims to launch the collaborative process of designing ADB’s Just Transition Facility. It will also host a dialogue among key stakeholders from the public and private sectors to understand the challenges and opportunities and share early lessons in implementing just transition in the region.

Climate Transition Impact Framework Roundtable

Organised by McKinsey

December 6, 2023 | 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (GST)

Impact Hub (DP World Pavillion), Green zone

The side event will feature a conversation on the Climate Transition Impact Framework. The Framework has now been tested with 60+ organizations, who broadly agree that a quantitative fact-base of the socioeconomic impacts of the transition is critical for the net zero journey.

Scroll to Top