About COP30
Published on Jan 28, 2025 12:15 PM
The Conference of the Parties (COP) is the largest global United Nations event for discussions and negotiations on climate change. The meeting is held annually, with the presidency rotating among the five UN-recognized regions.
In 2025, Brasil will have the honor of hosting the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30), which will take place in Belém, Pará. The chosen city will provide the world with a unique platform to discuss climate solutions, firmly rooted in the heart of the Amazon.
As the host country, Brasil is committed to strengthening multilateralism and the implementation of the Paris Agreement.
Action Agenda
Action Agenda
Published on Aug 28, 2025 7:11 PM – Modified 2 days ago
What is the Action Agenda?
The Action Agenda is the pillar of the Climate Convention that mobilizes voluntary climate action from civil society, businesses, investors, cities, states, and countries to intensify emission reductions, climate adaptation, and the transition to sustainable economies, as set out in the Paris Agreement. The Action Agenda engages actors who do not negotiate agreements yet are essential for putting them into practice.
Climate High-Level Champions
The role of High-Level Climate Champions was established at COP21 in Paris. Each COP Presidency appoints a person who works in tandem with the previous Champion, mobilizing voluntary actions from actors who do not negotiate agreements but are essential for putting them into practice. The COP30 Presidency has decided to work side by side with its Champion, Dan Ioschpe, and the COP29 Champion, Nigar Arpadarai, to deliver a unified agenda.
COP30 Action Agenda Priorities
The COP30 Action Agenda aims to inaugurate a framework capable of mobilizing all actors and efforts to accelerate the implementation of what has already been negotiated, based on the results of the first Global Stocktake (GST-1). The Global Stocktake is the Paris Agreement’s tool that, in 5-year cycles, assesses progress in achieving its goals and guides a global action plan.
The COP30 Presidency proposes translating the results of the Global Stocktake into six major thematic pillars and thirty key objectives, which will be advanced through multiple solutions.
The six pillars of the Action Agenda cover efforts for mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology, and capacity-building:
The 30 key objectives of COP30 are designed to elevate climate action that begins and ends with people:
The Action Agenda also provides an opportunity for COP30 to support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with solutions that promote climate justice, combat hunger and poverty, and address structural inequalities, including those related to gender, race, and socioeconomic conditions.
We are not starting from scratch: many initiatives are already underway, and our role is to connect, support, and scale them to accelerate and expand climate action. To make this vision possible, 30 activation groups have been created.
What is the Action Agenda?
Published on Aug 28, 2025 7:11 PM – Modified 22 days ago
The Action Agenda is the pillar of the Climate Convention that mobilizes voluntary climate action from civil society, businesses, investors, cities, states, and countries to intensify emission reductions, climate adaptation, and the transition to sustainable economies, as set out in the Paris Agreement. The Action Agenda engages actors who do not negotiate agreements yet are essential for putting them into practice.
Climate High-Level Champions
The role of High-Level Climate Champions was established at COP21 in Paris. Each COP Presidency appoints a person who works in tandem with the previous Champion, mobilizing voluntary actions from actors who do not negotiate agreements but are essential for putting them into practice. The COP30 Presidency has decided to work side by side with its Champion, Dan Ioschpe, and the COP29 Champion, Nigar Arpadarai, to deliver a unified agenda.
COP30 Action Agenda Priorities
The COP30 Action Agenda aims to inaugurate a framework capable of mobilizing all actors and efforts to accelerate the implementation of what has already been negotiated, based on the results of the first Global Stocktake (GST-1). The Global Stocktake is the Paris Agreement’s tool that, in 5-year cycles, assesses progress in achieving its goals and guides a global action plan.
The COP30 Presidency proposes translating the results of the Global Stocktake into six major thematic pillars and thirty key objectives, which will be advanced through multiple solutions.
The six pillars of the Action Agenda cover efforts for mitigation, adaptation, finance, technology, and capacity-building:
The 30 key objectives of COP30 are designed to elevate climate action that begins and ends with people:
The Action Agenda also provides an opportunity for COP30 to support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with solutions that promote climate justice, combat hunger and poverty, and address structural inequalities, including those related to gender, race, and socioeconomic conditions.
We are not starting from scratch: many initiatives are already underway, and our role is to connect, support, and scale them to accelerate and expand climate action. To make this vision possible, 30 activation groups have been created.
Watch and learn more about the Action Agenda
Download the full agenda from the link below…………….
COP 30 CLIMATE ACTION AGENDA – PROGRAMME
For more information about COP, visit the UNFCCC website.