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The world is still at a decisive crossroads, where the decisions made today define the world that future generations will inherit. At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, many hope to turn words into action through what Brazilians call a 'mutirão': a joint effort where people come together to achieve a common goal.

The setting could not be more symbolic: a COP in the country that holds the heart of the Amazon, one of the planet’s most vital and life-sustaining ecosystems. What lessons from last year’s COP can guide us in turning this vision of a collective effort into speedy, measurable action?

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Belém’s moment: what the climate conference must deliver – Triodos Investment Management

With the financial sector's influence and renewed efforts to phase out fossil fuels, COP30 offers a chance to align global action with the urgent needs of our planet and future generations.

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