SBTi symposium explores climate action, businesses to embrace climate responsibility and innovation


According to Karima, “the UN’s SDG Progress Report for 2023, for the world as whole, [shows that] none of the targets within SDG 13 are on-track to be met by 2030; some 60% are lagging; 20% show regression on the 2015 starting point; and the final 20% lack sufficient data to make a judgment either way.”

UNGCMYB urges companies to set science-based targets aligned with the Paris Agreement and launches innovative climate tool

EARLIER on June 11, the third edition of the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and Climate Symposium, themed “From Climate Pledges to Action,” hosted discussions on strategies to accelerate corporate climate action.

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