
What happened at COP30 – and what comes next?
A decade after the Paris Agreement, and with scientists sounding climate-tipping-point alarm bells, did the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Brazil make meaningful progress?
Pim is the Head of the Economic and Policy Agenda at the Centre for Nature and Climate of the World Economic Forum, where she is leading work to advance a thriving climate-safe and nature-positive economy. She has 15+ years of experience working in the intersection of international diplomacy, sustainability and climate and industry decarbonization. She leads the Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders and the Forum´s Climate and Nature Governance agenda working to elevate climate and nature as a board room priority. Prior to the Forum, she served the United Nations working in the Office of the President of the General Assembly (2005-2006) and in the Executive Office of the UN Secretary General (2012-2015) covering sustainable development, humanitarian and political affairs. She was a Special Adviser in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs during Sweden´s UN Security Council membership (2017-2018). She holds a MA and BA in political science from Uppsala University in Sweden also completed studies at Institute d’Etudes de Science-Politiques in Paris.
A decade after the Paris Agreement, and with scientists sounding climate-tipping-point alarm bells, did the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Brazil make meaningful progress?
Mientras el mundo se reúne en Belém, Brasil, para la 30.ª Conferencia de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Cambio Climático (COP30) del 10 al 21 de noviembre, los desafíos son enormes.
As the world gathers in Belém, Brazil, for the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) from 10-21 November, the stakes are high.
With many climate commitments focusing on the year 2050, people could be forgiven for thinking there is still some time left until we need to act.
Despite the rising materiality of climate risks, many CEOs still consider them as secondary challenges, often delegating their management to sustainability or compliance teams, rather tha...
全球气候议程成为在阿塞拜疆巴库举办的COP29的焦点。超过65,000名世界领袖、决策者、私营部门组织和民间社会成员齐聚一堂。
La agenda climática global cobró protagonismo en Bakú, Azerbaiyán, donde más de 65.000 líderes mundiales, tomadores de decisiones, organizaciones del sector privado y miembros de la socie...
The global climate agenda took centre stage in Baku, Azerbaijan, as over 65,000 world leaders, decision-makers, private sector organizations and civil society members gathered for COP29.
Companies are under growing pressure to take climate action by key stakeholders including governments, investors, civil society groups and consumers.
The 1.5°Celsius ambition is slipping out of reach. As highlighted in The State of Climate Action in November, achieving 1.5°C would now require an annual emissions reduction of around 7% ...
The global climate target of 1.5°C is slipping out of reach. It now calls for a 7% annual emissions reduction, more than the climate reduction impact from COVID-19, and against the curren...
毫无疑问,我们正在与气候变化赛跑。政府间气候变化专门委员会(IPCC)的最新报告证实,我们对这场危机的反应还不够快,极有可能在未来二十年之内突破之前设立的控制升温1.5摄氏度的关键界限。
Make no mistake – we are racing against time with climate change. The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report confirmed that we are not responding fast enough to the crisi...








