COP28

Outcomes from COP28 will reverberate across business, government and wider society, driven by discussions on the agenda and on the sidelines.

Amy’s reflections from COP28

EY Global Vice Chair – Sustainability, Amy Brachio, had a mix of hope, pride and concern coming out of the summit. Read her LinkedIn post and engage in the conversation.

 

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Discover what COP28 means for financial services

COP28 closed with a landmark agreement — reducing fossil fuels and scaling up renewable energy sources. Explore the implications for the financial services sector, which will play a crucial role in delivering the finance required for the transition.

Key takeaways (pdf)
Roundup after Finance Day (pdf)

COP28 came at a critical time for business action on sustainability.

The Paris Agreement targets halving emissions worldwide by 2030. With just over six years to go, COP28’s gathering of government, policymakers, NGOs, citizens and businesses was pivotal to understanding the progress and plans to meet the goal. Collective efforts and immediate action across public and private sectors were discussed and explored.

We believe sustainability is everybody’s business. A team of EY experienced professionals from around the world provided insights at COP28, to help accelerate this shift by supporting organizations in planning, integrating and making tangible progress in their sustainability commitments.

Through our insights, work, and collaborations, we can support governments and businesses to meet their responsibilities and build their capacity to drive change at scale. This is how we help build a better working world.

Our latest thinking

How can AI help us accelerate the pace of change the world needs

Realizing AI’s potential for sustainable value creation requires building confidence, taking a holistic approach and augmenting people. Learn more.

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How bold action can accelerate the world’s multiple energy transitions

Our energy system is reshaping at speed, but in different ways across different markets. Three accelerators can fast-track change. Learn more.

Serge Colle + 3

How to build cooperative approaches to meet global climate goals

Learn how collective action among key stakeholders can facilitate progress toward Paris Agreement climate change goals.

Kasia Klaczynska Lewis + 1

How will understanding climate risk move you from ambition to action?

The fifth EY Climate Risk Barometer shows an increase in companies reporting on climate but falling short of carbon ambitions. Learn more.

Dr. Matthew Bell + 1

    How EY created a lasting experience at COP28

    EY teams discussed the actions needed to drive change at scale, ensuring lasting economic, societal and environmental impact for everyone.

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    The outcomes of COP28

    Featuring insights from EY leaders, learn more about the new deals, such as the first direct call out of fossil fuels. 

    Read more via Economist Impact

    The team

    Amy Brachio

    EY Global Vice Chair - Sustainability
    A voice for working women. Passionate about diversity and inclusiveness. Mother. Wife.
    Minneapolis, USA

    Dr. Matthew Bell

    EY Global Climate Change and Sustainability Services Leader
    Climate change and sustainability leader. Engaging in purposeful change and creating long-term value for global organizations. Savvy in science and technology. test.
    London, GBR

    Gillian Hinde

    EY Global Corporate Responsibility Leader
    Connector. Collaborator. Wannabe concert pianist. Passionate about personal empowerment and collective action to drive change at scale.
    London, GBR
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