Davos & Online
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Davos & Online
Welcome to our digital hub during the World Economic Forum. January 19–23, 2026.
January
19
,
9:00
CEST
CET
/
2:00 am
EDT
EST
19
,
2026
,
Davos & Online
Davos & Online
Welcome to our digital hub during the World Economic Forum. January 19–23, 2026.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Participants from across Europe walk together during WEF week in Davos to confront concentrated power, demand climate justice, and assert democratic accountability. Grounded in solidarity and nonviolent action, Strike WEF amplifies voices excluded from elite decision-making. Watch our coverage as we document this collective action and the calls for a fairer, more just world shaped by people, not profit or privilege.
Hosted by GreenUp
Sparking inspiration for a regenerative future!
The opening of the third edition of the Climate Hub Davos will set the spark!
What have we achieved in ten years since Paris, where do we stand today – and what does the future hold?
Together also with partner Climate Bridges, we will explore how to lead with real impact, how to change systems through transformative finance and technological innovation, and how to do business the regenerative way – for the benefit of communities to come.
While we cannot yet disclose the full line-up, this opening session will bring together thought leaders, partners and change-makers to officially open the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp and set the tone for days filled with bold ideas, honest dialogue and concrete climate and nature solutions. We will also address the challenges ahead – from scaling impact to unlocking opportunities for systemic change.
We invite you to pause, connect and sense together what is at stake – and to co-create the way forward.
This session is hosted by GreenUp with the support of Climate Bridges Save the date.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
This session explores the “missing middle”: the space between high-level investor ambition and the day-to-day financing constraints faced by global textile supply chain actors.
Too often, strategies that seem logical in financial institutions’ fail to reflect the operational realities of suppliers who are expected to decarbonise, upgrade technology, comply with new regulations, and ensure fair working conditions across global value chains.
The discussion will unpack these disconnects and highlight opportunities to bridge them.
This session is hosted by Laudes Foundation at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Adaptation is now an economic imperative. Morphosis unveils clear investment-ready insights to drive climate resilience.
As the world faces climate change of uncharted severity, investment in adaptation will be the keystone of tomorrow’s value.
This is a defining transition for the policy, business, and investment communities, deeply interlinked with technological change, nature at risk, and geopolitical shifts.
Policy action is vital to create a virtuous cycle: making adaptation markets profitable to attract commercial capital, driving innovation, and increasing affordability, especially for low and middle-income households in vulnerable regions.
Building on the The Rise of the Adaptation Economy framework launched at COP30, the discussion will draw on preliminary results from an index aimed at mobilizing private capital for transformative adaptation.
This session is hosted by Morphosis at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
The Future is Fungi Award
Fungi is the unexpected ally to solve some of humanity's largest environmental challenges, and bring us to a more regenerative system. We see innovations ranging from fungal based leather, to mycopackaging, electronics and even mycobased batteries to store energy and fungal degrading diapers!
Fungi can help us transition to a more nature based future and transform industries to be more regenerative, and we are just in the beginning of this large wave.
Join us to learn about pioneering fungi innovations showing the way, and prepare to be amazed. From trailblazing startup innovation to the frontier of fungal science with environmental breakthroughs.
Together, we can accelerate the fungal revolution!
This session is hosted by The Future is Fungi Award at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Save the date.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
An interactive session to share practical experience on delivering nature strategies within our companies and industries. 2026 is the year of opportunities for business and nature.
This session brings together leading thinkers from business and global frameworks to make the case for how nature-positive action can drive real business value. Drawing on emerging research and practical case studies from across industries, the panel will explore where the strongest nature opportunities lie, what’s holding them back, and how we unlock them at scale.
Join to gain a clear understanding of business and nature can align, frameworks and practical insights to help you make a compelling business case for investing in nature—now.
This session is hosted by Natcap, Earth Capital Nexus, LSE Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and Environment at the Climate Hub Davos.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
MonkeyRock is an innovative landmark art x science installation from Climate Basecamp and Atelier van Lieshout, turning public space into a forum for climate truth, courage and our multi-species future.
Conceived by Professor Gail Whiteman and Dutch artist Joep van Lieshout, MonkeyRock creates an ecosystem for exchange and solutions, fostering meaningful dialogue between participants and speakers. It allows humans to re-find their voice and reinvigorate meaningful action - a place where audiences can tune into more-than-human perspectives.
This unique "Species Corner for Nature" is being launched in Davos 2026 as a world premiere, and in perfect alignment with the World Economic Forum's
theme: A Spirit of Dialogue.
Honoring Dr Jane Goodall
As part of MonkeyRock we are paying tribute to Dr Jane Goodall's legacy through daily reflections and actions, inviting audiences to share video pledges for nature in her name.
Join us for an interview with Gail Whiteman, Executive Director, Arctic Basecamp and Climate Basecamp, & Professor of Sustainability, University of Exeter Business School, at Davos.
Today, two important conversations run in parallel but rarely meet: AI alignment research focuses on safety and control, while environmental debates focus on AI’s energy use and emissions. What is largely missing is a deeper question: how do we design AI systems that are intentionally aligned with environmental stewardship?
Join us to explore the idea of Earth-aligned AI, examining how planetary boundaries, long term resilience, and ecological responsibility can be reflected in AI training data, objectives, and reinforcement learning.
In times when sustainability is under scrutiny, this session highlights how the climate transition is not just good for the planet, it’s a clear pathway for business. Drawing on the new Crocodile Economy report from the Exponential Roadmap Initiative, the discussion shows how countries and companies are already decoupling emissions from growth. The session explores how rapid emissions reductions can go hand in hand with competitiveness, and examines the pathways, levers, and systemic enablers that make an exponential race to the top both possible and profitable for business and society alike.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
This session introduces Ecological Economics for Regenerative Futures as the next evolution of global prosperity.
Presented by ALOHAS Regenerative Foundation and Games for Change, it explores how regenerative economies are shifting value creation from extraction to restoration—generating financial returns while regenerating ecosystems, communities, and trust.
Featuring the Global Regenerative Development Alliance and an evolution of Buckminster Fuller’s World Game, the session demonstrates how storytelling, culture, gaming, and science activate a new Regenerative Operating System.
With Paul Stamets as special guest, the session bridges science, imagination, and scalable action for planetary transformation.
This session is hosted by ALOHAS Regenerative Foundation at the Climate Hub Davos.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join this inspiring session at Climate Hub Davos where the Global Regenerative Innovation Alliance (GRIA) convenes innovators, policymakers, scientists, and practitioners together with Innovate 4 Nature, The Future is Fungi Award and IKED to advance regenerative, resilient, and nature-positive solutions. Across two panels, the program will first explore how the regenerative revolution can be enabled and scaled through collaboration, new platforms, and supportive financing approaches. The second panel will examine how the built environment—from materials to urban systems—can become a driver of regeneration. Featuring tangible projects and real-world initiatives, the session aims to spark partnerships and accelerate scalable impact.
This session is hosted by Innovate 4 Nature, PDIE Group and The Future is Fungi Award at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
'Becoming Nature Positive'
Join us for this special green carpet event to launch the new film, Becoming Nature Positive, including refreshments and canapés.
Becoming Nature Positive is a new first-of-its-kind 30-minute film created by the Nature Positive Initiative and co-produced with Open Planet Studios, featuring top voices from across the global sustainability community.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
This session addresses how Nature-based Solutions (NbS) can respond to converging global crises by offering credible and scalable pathways for climate resilience, biodiversity protection, and sustainable development.
It presents the IUCN Global Standard for NbS™ as a benchmark to ensure that investments in NbS deliver measurable benefits for people, nature and climate. Participants will gain insights into innovative financing models, practical tools for high integrity project design, and collaboration opportunities across finance, policy, technology, and conservation.
The session offers valuable guidance for organisations seeking to reduce risk, unlock capital, and accelerate reliable NbS across regions.
This session is hosted by The International Union for Conservation of Nature, IUCN in collaboration with In-Finitude SA at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Main speakers:
Panel discussion:
Panellists:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Circular Economy in action.
Switzerland's Federal Office for the Environment, together with Circular Economy Switzerland and GreenUp invite to a dialogue around the Circular Economy in Switzerland.
FOEN's Director Katrin Schneeberger will set the scene. From cantonal drivers, over big corporations, NGOs, scientists, investors and small entrepreneurs; a diverse panel will talk about what is happening in Switzerland from their angle, highlighting promising examples and discussing how we can shape the transition together.
The audience is warmly invited to join the discussion.
This session is hosted by Bundesamt für Umwelt (BAFU), Circular Economy Switzerland ,and GreenUp at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Europe boasts none of the major social media or digital platforms, leaving critical infrastructure and information flows in the hands of foreign powers. Meanwhile, the U.S. and China, the current leaders in digital technology, are increasingly diverging from the values of information integrity and democratic governance.
Join us to explore why Europe must assert its own tech and information sovereignty. From policy and regulation to innovation and infrastructure, these experts will examine how Europe can reclaim control over its digital future, protect democratic norms, and ensure that its citizens have access to trustworthy, accountable information.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Today a group of globally respected leaders, shaping the future of people, planet and prosperity, set out a bold alternative to President Donald Trump’s growth‑at‑all‑costs/America First vision of prosperity, which is grounded in fossil-fuel driven expansion and de-regulation. Just one hour before President Trump will unveil his own agenda at the World Economic Forum, the thought leaders assert that progress must be judged by whether every child has enough to eat, every worker can pay the rent and sleep without fear, and every community can thrive on a stable planet—not by the fortunes of a small elite. Any serious vision of prosperity must confront spiralling inequality, climate breakdown and social fragmentation head‑on, rather than celebrate GDP growth while millions are left behind.
The speech will be aired live on We Don't Have Time on January 21 at 14:00 CET / 8:00 am EDT. Watch the speech here.
The speakers, including Planetary Guardians and global thought leaders:
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Nature finance is moving from pilots to decision-grade infrastructure.
Join The Landbanking Group at the Davos Climate Hub for “The New Stack”, a curated session on how technology, standards, and policy are making nature measurable, auditable, and contractable.
We will cover three breakthroughs: (1) making nature legible (digital twins, plot-level data, interoperable platforms, nature cadastres), (2) pricing the unpriced (nature risk premia, insurance pricing, capital-cost impacts), and (3) moving beyond compensation to investable exposure to high-integrity ecosystems (“Nature Stocks”).
This session is hosted by The Landbanking Group at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Regenaissance explores the transition to Generation 5.0 of the built environment—where cities and communities are designed as living systems that regenerate ecological, social, and human capital.
At its core is EYWA – The Tree of Life, together with The Way of Water, a pioneering development for an urban regenerative blue zone in Dubai and a flagship initiative of the Global Regenerative Development Alliance.
The session demonstrates how regenerative development moves beyond minimizing harm toward net-positive impact, offering a scalable blueprint for cities that function like ecosystems—adaptive, restorative, and self-renewing.
Designed for leaders shaping the future of urban development and investment.
This session is hosted by EYWA at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
As the climate crisis accelerates, finance must move beyond risk mitigation to actively enabling regeneration.
This session explores how private equity, blended finance, and innovative capital structures can mobilise investment at scale to deliver measurable climate and nature outcomes.
Bringing together investors, policymakers, and practitioners, the discussion will examine how finance can support nature-based solutions, resilient ecosystems, and regenerative business models while generating long-term value.
Participants will gain insights into emerging financing mechanisms, real-world case studies, and the role of capital in driving climate action that is not just net zero, but net positive.
This session is hosted by Eversource Capital and co-hosted by PDIE Group at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
A new kind of financial actor is quietly emerging—and it could transform how we tackle society’s biggest challenges. These actors are rooted in place-based contexts and bioregions and take a systems view: mapping root causes, identifying leverage points, and asking how much and what kind of capital is really needed to shift the system. They build strategies around the challenge itself—not the constraints of a single funding source.
They convene coalitions of asset owners, investment managers, foundations, corporations, public sector bodies, and community organizations; design multi-layered investment architectures; and channel diverse forms of capital to strategic portfolios of projects, companies, and initiatives. In short, they are financial backbones that strategically orchestrate financial capital so that more money of the right kinds flows to regenerate ecosystems and communities.
Join the TransCap Initiative, Climate KIC, and Metabolic to learn more about the what, who, and how of systemic investing and strategic capital orchestration and explore some pioneering case studies of financial backbones in regenerative agriculture and urban transformation.
We’ll invite you to engage in a discussion about how to better orchestrate funding and investment capital for the transformation of cities and bioregions, and of food, energy, and other real-economy systems.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
The Winners in a Post-Fossil Fuel Economy: Finance and Policy Pathways in a Just Transition
Fossil fuel proliferation remains the single greatest driver of climate change, even as scientific evidence underscores the urgency for action, while global financial flows continue to support its expansion. This 75-minute moderated session brings together influential leaders from finance, business, advocacy, and policy initiatives to examine systemic enablers and chart pathways for a just transition in a post-fossil fuel economy.
Join us for a dynamic discussion and networking opportunity with peers shaping the future of climate policy and finance.
Why Attend?
Confirmed Speakers:
Additional speakers to be announced soon.
This session is hosted by Global Alliance for Banking on Values at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Yesterday, a group of globally respected leaders, shaping the future of people, planet and prosperity, set out a bold alternative to President Donald Trump’s growth‑at‑all‑costs/America First vision of prosperity, which is grounded in fossil-fuel driven expansion and de-regulation.
Join us as we debrief both speeches with Wendy Broadgate, Global Hub Director/Interim Coordinating Director, Future Earth, Carlos Nobre, Earth System Scientist, University of São Paulo’s Institute for Advanced Studies, Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Honorary President & Global Ambassador, Club of Rome - Earth for All, and Ingmar Rentzhog, CEO & Founder of We Don’t Have Time. This session will be moderated by We Don’t Have Time’s Comms Director and former spokesperson of the Paris Agreement, Nick Nuttall.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
On the margins of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, and behind closed doors in Davos, 100 handpicked leaders will step into the frontline of one of the defining battles of our time: the fight against systemic disinformation and the erosion of public trust. This is the summary of that gathering with comments from the participants.
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Enhancing Restoration Monitoring to Unlock Sustainable Investment
An interactive session with NGOs, foundation, corporate sustainability teams and impact investors to explore one critical topic: Enhancing Restoration Monitoring to Unlock Sustainable Investment.
The format balances short case studies, interactive discussions, and actionable outcomes, ensuring participants leave with insights, connections, and next steps.
This session is hosted by RESTOR at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Financing and Enabling Agroecological Enterprises for Food System Transformation
Global food systems are under immense pressure. They fail to nourish the world equitably, contribute to biodiversity loss and climate change, and often marginalize the very farmers who sustain them. A growing body of evidence shows that agroecological enterprises (AEEs)—locally rooted businesses applying the 13 principles of agroecology—can drive systemic transformation.
These enterprises regenerate soils and ecosystems, strengthen local food markets, and provide sustainable livelihoods. Yet, despite their potential, AEEs face systemic barriers to growth: fragmented support ecosystems, limited access to finance, and a lack of investment readiness.
This session will explore how diverse stakeholders can collaborate to mobilize financial and non-financial resources for agroecological enterprises—bridging the gap between local action and systemic change
This session is hosted by Biovision at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join us at Kulturplatz Davos to explore the power of storytelling in shaping our climate future - it's time to reimagine our impact!
This session explores how the way we talk about climate action fundamentally shapes public understanding, engagement and collective action. Rather than positioning climate protection as a technical or moral burden, the session reframes it as part of a broader story about safeguarding life, resilience, prosperity and our shared future. Through the lens of narratives, we move from purpose to participation and finally to tangible innovation.
This session is co-hosted by GreenUp and the non-profit organisation Terra Dialogue at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
With this session we are reframing the global transition through lands, waters and territories as the real infrastructures of change with the communities who tend them.
Moving beyond abstract commitments, the session explores food and water as strategic political levers connecting climate action, food security, health, and livelihoods.
Grounded in bioregional and place-based governance, it translates global ambition into living, territorial action.
A collective moment of harvest and responsibility, inviting leaders to step into a shared roadmap beyond Davos.
Because the tomorrow we need will be governed, cultivated and cared for across lands and waters—together.
This session is hosted by Future Food Institute at the Climate Hub Davos.
Speaker:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
With movie screening, special guests and teachings from Wisdom Health
Join our GreenUp Closing for an exclusive event where we reflect on the past week and the way forward with a mindful approach.
This session is co-hosted by GreenUp and WISDOM HEALTH at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp. Together we aim to inspire global action for 21st-century challenges through the timeless values of compassion and wisdom.
What awaits you is:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Trust in information is under pressure, and the consequences for our societies are profound. Misinformation, fragmented media environments, and declining public trust make it harder than ever to engender shared understanding and foster collective action to take on our most pressing challenges.
Join us to explore the current state of our information ecosystem and why we struggle to maintain common knowledge. Bringing together expertise in media governance, digital policy, and climate storytelling, we’ll examine how information is shaped, distorted, or amplified across platforms, and how people make sense of it in their daily lives, especially when it comes to climate change.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
From pledges to practical action, energy efficiency is shaping Europe’s climate future. This compilation brings together highlights from a series of panels and interviews recorded at COP30 with European leaders, city representatives, and innovators working on energy efficiency across sectors.
From buildings to heating and cooling, finance, and policy, these conversations show why energy efficiency is often called the first fuel: It cuts emissions, lowers costs, strengthens energy security, and delivers real benefits for people and communities. Hear how cities are renovating structures, how new heating and cooling solutions protect vulnerable populations, how EU projects are being financed and scaled globally, and how Europe is advancing heat decarbonisation at the policy level.
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Accurate, timely, and reliable weather and climate information is essential for societies to respond to crises and plan for the future. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) plays a central role in delivering these services, exemplifying information integrity as a global public good.
Join us for a conversation with Daniel Kull, Director of the WMO Development Partnerships Office, as we explore how the WMO ensures trustworthy data, enables informed decision making, and supports resilience worldwide.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us as we wrap up this year’s Davos Hub, reflect on the week’s highlights and look forward to an exciting year ahead.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Participants from across Europe walk together during WEF week in Davos to confront concentrated power, demand climate justice, and assert democratic accountability. Grounded in solidarity and nonviolent action, Strike WEF amplifies voices excluded from elite decision-making. Watch our coverage as we document this collective action and the calls for a fairer, more just world shaped by people, not profit or privilege.
Hosted by GreenUp
Sparking inspiration for a regenerative future!
The opening of the third edition of the Climate Hub Davos will set the spark!
What have we achieved in ten years since Paris, where do we stand today – and what does the future hold?
Together also with partner Climate Bridges, we will explore how to lead with real impact, how to change systems through transformative finance and technological innovation, and how to do business the regenerative way – for the benefit of communities to come.
While we cannot yet disclose the full line-up, this opening session will bring together thought leaders, partners and change-makers to officially open the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp and set the tone for days filled with bold ideas, honest dialogue and concrete climate and nature solutions. We will also address the challenges ahead – from scaling impact to unlocking opportunities for systemic change.
We invite you to pause, connect and sense together what is at stake – and to co-create the way forward.
This session is hosted by GreenUp with the support of Climate Bridges Save the date.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
This session explores the “missing middle”: the space between high-level investor ambition and the day-to-day financing constraints faced by global textile supply chain actors.
Too often, strategies that seem logical in financial institutions’ fail to reflect the operational realities of suppliers who are expected to decarbonise, upgrade technology, comply with new regulations, and ensure fair working conditions across global value chains.
The discussion will unpack these disconnects and highlight opportunities to bridge them.
This session is hosted by Laudes Foundation at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Adaptation is now an economic imperative. Morphosis unveils clear investment-ready insights to drive climate resilience.
As the world faces climate change of uncharted severity, investment in adaptation will be the keystone of tomorrow’s value.
This is a defining transition for the policy, business, and investment communities, deeply interlinked with technological change, nature at risk, and geopolitical shifts.
Policy action is vital to create a virtuous cycle: making adaptation markets profitable to attract commercial capital, driving innovation, and increasing affordability, especially for low and middle-income households in vulnerable regions.
Building on the The Rise of the Adaptation Economy framework launched at COP30, the discussion will draw on preliminary results from an index aimed at mobilizing private capital for transformative adaptation.
This session is hosted by Morphosis at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
The Future is Fungi Award
Fungi is the unexpected ally to solve some of humanity's largest environmental challenges, and bring us to a more regenerative system. We see innovations ranging from fungal based leather, to mycopackaging, electronics and even mycobased batteries to store energy and fungal degrading diapers!
Fungi can help us transition to a more nature based future and transform industries to be more regenerative, and we are just in the beginning of this large wave.
Join us to learn about pioneering fungi innovations showing the way, and prepare to be amazed. From trailblazing startup innovation to the frontier of fungal science with environmental breakthroughs.
Together, we can accelerate the fungal revolution!
This session is hosted by The Future is Fungi Award at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
Save the date.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
An interactive session to share practical experience on delivering nature strategies within our companies and industries. 2026 is the year of opportunities for business and nature.
This session brings together leading thinkers from business and global frameworks to make the case for how nature-positive action can drive real business value. Drawing on emerging research and practical case studies from across industries, the panel will explore where the strongest nature opportunities lie, what’s holding them back, and how we unlock them at scale.
Join to gain a clear understanding of business and nature can align, frameworks and practical insights to help you make a compelling business case for investing in nature—now.
This session is hosted by Natcap, Earth Capital Nexus, LSE Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and Environment at the Climate Hub Davos.
Speakers:
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
MonkeyRock is an innovative landmark art x science installation from Climate Basecamp and Atelier van Lieshout, turning public space into a forum for climate truth, courage and our multi-species future.
Conceived by Professor Gail Whiteman and Dutch artist Joep van Lieshout, MonkeyRock creates an ecosystem for exchange and solutions, fostering meaningful dialogue between participants and speakers. It allows humans to re-find their voice and reinvigorate meaningful action - a place where audiences can tune into more-than-human perspectives.
This unique "Species Corner for Nature" is being launched in Davos 2026 as a world premiere, and in perfect alignment with the World Economic Forum's
theme: A Spirit of Dialogue.
Honoring Dr Jane Goodall
As part of MonkeyRock we are paying tribute to Dr Jane Goodall's legacy through daily reflections and actions, inviting audiences to share video pledges for nature in her name.
Join us for an interview with Gail Whiteman, Executive Director, Arctic Basecamp and Climate Basecamp, & Professor of Sustainability, University of Exeter Business School, at Davos.
Today, two important conversations run in parallel but rarely meet: AI alignment research focuses on safety and control, while environmental debates focus on AI’s energy use and emissions. What is largely missing is a deeper question: how do we design AI systems that are intentionally aligned with environmental stewardship?
Join us to explore the idea of Earth-aligned AI, examining how planetary boundaries, long term resilience, and ecological responsibility can be reflected in AI training data, objectives, and reinforcement learning.
In times when sustainability is under scrutiny, this session highlights how the climate transition is not just good for the planet, it’s a clear pathway for business. Drawing on the new Crocodile Economy report from the Exponential Roadmap Initiative, the discussion shows how countries and companies are already decoupling emissions from growth. The session explores how rapid emissions reductions can go hand in hand with competitiveness, and examines the pathways, levers, and systemic enablers that make an exponential race to the top both possible and profitable for business and society alike.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
This session introduces Ecological Economics for Regenerative Futures as the next evolution of global prosperity.
Presented by ALOHAS Regenerative Foundation and Games for Change, it explores how regenerative economies are shifting value creation from extraction to restoration—generating financial returns while regenerating ecosystems, communities, and trust.
Featuring the Global Regenerative Development Alliance and an evolution of Buckminster Fuller’s World Game, the session demonstrates how storytelling, culture, gaming, and science activate a new Regenerative Operating System.
With Paul Stamets as special guest, the session bridges science, imagination, and scalable action for planetary transformation.
This session is hosted by ALOHAS Regenerative Foundation at the Climate Hub Davos.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join this inspiring session at Climate Hub Davos where the Global Regenerative Innovation Alliance (GRIA) convenes innovators, policymakers, scientists, and practitioners together with Innovate 4 Nature, The Future is Fungi Award and IKED to advance regenerative, resilient, and nature-positive solutions. Across two panels, the program will first explore how the regenerative revolution can be enabled and scaled through collaboration, new platforms, and supportive financing approaches. The second panel will examine how the built environment—from materials to urban systems—can become a driver of regeneration. Featuring tangible projects and real-world initiatives, the session aims to spark partnerships and accelerate scalable impact.
This session is hosted by Innovate 4 Nature, PDIE Group and The Future is Fungi Award at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
'Becoming Nature Positive'
Join us for this special green carpet event to launch the new film, Becoming Nature Positive, including refreshments and canapés.
Becoming Nature Positive is a new first-of-its-kind 30-minute film created by the Nature Positive Initiative and co-produced with Open Planet Studios, featuring top voices from across the global sustainability community.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
This session addresses how Nature-based Solutions (NbS) can respond to converging global crises by offering credible and scalable pathways for climate resilience, biodiversity protection, and sustainable development.
It presents the IUCN Global Standard for NbS™ as a benchmark to ensure that investments in NbS deliver measurable benefits for people, nature and climate. Participants will gain insights into innovative financing models, practical tools for high integrity project design, and collaboration opportunities across finance, policy, technology, and conservation.
The session offers valuable guidance for organisations seeking to reduce risk, unlock capital, and accelerate reliable NbS across regions.
This session is hosted by The International Union for Conservation of Nature, IUCN in collaboration with In-Finitude SA at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Circular Economy in action.
Switzerland's Federal Office for the Environment, together with Circular Economy Switzerland and GreenUp invite to a dialogue around the Circular Economy in Switzerland.
FOEN's Director Katrin Schneeberger will set the scene. From cantonal drivers, over big corporations, NGOs, scientists, investors and small entrepreneurs; a diverse panel will talk about what is happening in Switzerland from their angle, highlighting promising examples and discussing how we can shape the transition together.
The audience is warmly invited to join the discussion.
This session is hosted by Bundesamt für Umwelt (BAFU), Circular Economy Switzerland ,and GreenUp at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Europe boasts none of the major social media or digital platforms, leaving critical infrastructure and information flows in the hands of foreign powers. Meanwhile, the U.S. and China, the current leaders in digital technology, are increasingly diverging from the values of information integrity and democratic governance.
Join us to explore why Europe must assert its own tech and information sovereignty. From policy and regulation to innovation and infrastructure, these experts will examine how Europe can reclaim control over its digital future, protect democratic norms, and ensure that its citizens have access to trustworthy, accountable information.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Today a group of globally respected leaders, shaping the future of people, planet and prosperity, set out a bold alternative to President Donald Trump’s growth‑at‑all‑costs/America First vision of prosperity, which is grounded in fossil-fuel driven expansion and de-regulation. Just one hour before President Trump will unveil his own agenda at the World Economic Forum, the thought leaders assert that progress must be judged by whether every child has enough to eat, every worker can pay the rent and sleep without fear, and every community can thrive on a stable planet—not by the fortunes of a small elite. Any serious vision of prosperity must confront spiralling inequality, climate breakdown and social fragmentation head‑on, rather than celebrate GDP growth while millions are left behind.
The speech will be aired live on We Don't Have Time on January 21 at 14:00 CET / 8:00 am EDT. Watch the speech here.
The speakers, including Planetary Guardians and global thought leaders:
Nature finance is moving from pilots to decision-grade infrastructure.
Join The Landbanking Group at the Davos Climate Hub for “The New Stack”, a curated session on how technology, standards, and policy are making nature measurable, auditable, and contractable.
We will cover three breakthroughs: (1) making nature legible (digital twins, plot-level data, interoperable platforms, nature cadastres), (2) pricing the unpriced (nature risk premia, insurance pricing, capital-cost impacts), and (3) moving beyond compensation to investable exposure to high-integrity ecosystems (“Nature Stocks”).
This session is hosted by The Landbanking Group at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Regenaissance explores the transition to Generation 5.0 of the built environment—where cities and communities are designed as living systems that regenerate ecological, social, and human capital.
At its core is EYWA – The Tree of Life, together with The Way of Water, a pioneering development for an urban regenerative blue zone in Dubai and a flagship initiative of the Global Regenerative Development Alliance.
The session demonstrates how regenerative development moves beyond minimizing harm toward net-positive impact, offering a scalable blueprint for cities that function like ecosystems—adaptive, restorative, and self-renewing.
Designed for leaders shaping the future of urban development and investment.
This session is hosted by EYWA at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
As the climate crisis accelerates, finance must move beyond risk mitigation to actively enabling regeneration.
This session explores how private equity, blended finance, and innovative capital structures can mobilise investment at scale to deliver measurable climate and nature outcomes.
Bringing together investors, policymakers, and practitioners, the discussion will examine how finance can support nature-based solutions, resilient ecosystems, and regenerative business models while generating long-term value.
Participants will gain insights into emerging financing mechanisms, real-world case studies, and the role of capital in driving climate action that is not just net zero, but net positive.
This session is hosted by Eversource Capital and co-hosted by PDIE Group at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
A new kind of financial actor is quietly emerging—and it could transform how we tackle society’s biggest challenges. These actors are rooted in place-based contexts and bioregions and take a systems view: mapping root causes, identifying leverage points, and asking how much and what kind of capital is really needed to shift the system. They build strategies around the challenge itself—not the constraints of a single funding source.
They convene coalitions of asset owners, investment managers, foundations, corporations, public sector bodies, and community organizations; design multi-layered investment architectures; and channel diverse forms of capital to strategic portfolios of projects, companies, and initiatives. In short, they are financial backbones that strategically orchestrate financial capital so that more money of the right kinds flows to regenerate ecosystems and communities.
Join the TransCap Initiative, Climate KIC, and Metabolic to learn more about the what, who, and how of systemic investing and strategic capital orchestration and explore some pioneering case studies of financial backbones in regenerative agriculture and urban transformation.
We’ll invite you to engage in a discussion about how to better orchestrate funding and investment capital for the transformation of cities and bioregions, and of food, energy, and other real-economy systems.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
The Winners in a Post-Fossil Fuel Economy: Finance and Policy Pathways in a Just Transition
Fossil fuel proliferation remains the single greatest driver of climate change, even as scientific evidence underscores the urgency for action, while global financial flows continue to support its expansion. This 75-minute moderated session brings together influential leaders from finance, business, advocacy, and policy initiatives to examine systemic enablers and chart pathways for a just transition in a post-fossil fuel economy.
Join us for a dynamic discussion and networking opportunity with peers shaping the future of climate policy and finance.
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Additional speakers to be announced soon.
This session is hosted by Global Alliance for Banking on Values at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Yesterday, a group of globally respected leaders, shaping the future of people, planet and prosperity, set out a bold alternative to President Donald Trump’s growth‑at‑all‑costs/America First vision of prosperity, which is grounded in fossil-fuel driven expansion and de-regulation.
Join us as we debrief both speeches with Wendy Broadgate, Global Hub Director/Interim Coordinating Director, Future Earth, Carlos Nobre, Earth System Scientist, University of São Paulo’s Institute for Advanced Studies, Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Honorary President & Global Ambassador, Club of Rome - Earth for All, and Ingmar Rentzhog, CEO & Founder of We Don’t Have Time. This session will be moderated by We Don’t Have Time’s Comms Director and former spokesperson of the Paris Agreement, Nick Nuttall.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
On the margins of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, and behind closed doors in Davos, 100 handpicked leaders will step into the frontline of one of the defining battles of our time: the fight against systemic disinformation and the erosion of public trust. This is the summary of that gathering with comments from the participants.
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Enhancing Restoration Monitoring to Unlock Sustainable Investment
An interactive session with NGOs, foundation, corporate sustainability teams and impact investors to explore one critical topic: Enhancing Restoration Monitoring to Unlock Sustainable Investment.
The format balances short case studies, interactive discussions, and actionable outcomes, ensuring participants leave with insights, connections, and next steps.
This session is hosted by RESTOR at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Financing and Enabling Agroecological Enterprises for Food System Transformation
Global food systems are under immense pressure. They fail to nourish the world equitably, contribute to biodiversity loss and climate change, and often marginalize the very farmers who sustain them. A growing body of evidence shows that agroecological enterprises (AEEs)—locally rooted businesses applying the 13 principles of agroecology—can drive systemic transformation.
These enterprises regenerate soils and ecosystems, strengthen local food markets, and provide sustainable livelihoods. Yet, despite their potential, AEEs face systemic barriers to growth: fragmented support ecosystems, limited access to finance, and a lack of investment readiness.
This session will explore how diverse stakeholders can collaborate to mobilize financial and non-financial resources for agroecological enterprises—bridging the gap between local action and systemic change
This session is hosted by Biovision at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join us at Kulturplatz Davos to explore the power of storytelling in shaping our climate future - it's time to reimagine our impact!
This session explores how the way we talk about climate action fundamentally shapes public understanding, engagement and collective action. Rather than positioning climate protection as a technical or moral burden, the session reframes it as part of a broader story about safeguarding life, resilience, prosperity and our shared future. Through the lens of narratives, we move from purpose to participation and finally to tangible innovation.
This session is co-hosted by GreenUp and the non-profit organisation Terra Dialogue at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
With this session we are reframing the global transition through lands, waters and territories as the real infrastructures of change with the communities who tend them.
Moving beyond abstract commitments, the session explores food and water as strategic political levers connecting climate action, food security, health, and livelihoods.
Grounded in bioregional and place-based governance, it translates global ambition into living, territorial action.
A collective moment of harvest and responsibility, inviting leaders to step into a shared roadmap beyond Davos.
Because the tomorrow we need will be governed, cultivated and cared for across lands and waters—together.
This session is hosted by Future Food Institute at the Climate Hub Davos.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
With movie screening, special guests and teachings from Wisdom Health
Join our GreenUp Closing for an exclusive event where we reflect on the past week and the way forward with a mindful approach.
This session is co-hosted by GreenUp and WISDOM HEALTH at the Climate Hub Davos by GreenUp. Together we aim to inspire global action for 21st-century challenges through the timeless values of compassion and wisdom.
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How to participate: Online on We Don't Have Time and on-site at Kulturplatz Davos, 58C Promenade, 7270 Davos, Switzerland. Register to attend on-site here.
Join our daily coverage for an overview of the day’s program, themes, and conversations taking place during the WEF week.
Trust in information is under pressure, and the consequences for our societies are profound. Misinformation, fragmented media environments, and declining public trust make it harder than ever to engender shared understanding and foster collective action to take on our most pressing challenges.
Join us to explore the current state of our information ecosystem and why we struggle to maintain common knowledge. Bringing together expertise in media governance, digital policy, and climate storytelling, we’ll examine how information is shaped, distorted, or amplified across platforms, and how people make sense of it in their daily lives, especially when it comes to climate change.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
From pledges to practical action, energy efficiency is shaping Europe’s climate future. This compilation brings together highlights from a series of panels and interviews recorded at COP30 with European leaders, city representatives, and innovators working on energy efficiency across sectors.
From buildings to heating and cooling, finance, and policy, these conversations show why energy efficiency is often called the first fuel: It cuts emissions, lowers costs, strengthens energy security, and delivers real benefits for people and communities. Hear how cities are renovating structures, how new heating and cooling solutions protect vulnerable populations, how EU projects are being financed and scaled globally, and how Europe is advancing heat decarbonisation at the policy level.
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Accurate, timely, and reliable weather and climate information is essential for societies to respond to crises and plan for the future. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) plays a central role in delivering these services, exemplifying information integrity as a global public good.
Join us for a conversation with Daniel Kull, Director of the WMO Development Partnerships Office, as we explore how the WMO ensures trustworthy data, enables informed decision making, and supports resilience worldwide.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us for interviews with global leaders, policymakers, scientists, and innovators shaping the conversations at Davos.
Join us as we wrap up this year’s Davos Hub, reflect on the week’s highlights and look forward to an exciting year ahead.
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Ingmar is serial entrepreneur within financial communication and nominated for a DI Gasell Award, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year, Sweden’s Environmental Influencer 2018, and International Gamechanger of the Year 2020, and Green Warrior 2021. Ingmar Rentzhog has been the chairman of the environmental think tank Global Challenge. He is on the board of Naventus Corporate Finance. He’s a member of Al Gore’s Climate Reality and European Climate Policy Task Force and he was in 2022 appointed a European Climate Pact Ambassador by the European Commission.
https://www.wedonthavetime.orgPreviously with the Times Newspaper London, the U.N. Environment, and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, Nick was the Director of Communications and Spokesperson for the Paris Agreement of 2015. More recently, he has served as the Director of Communications for the Global Climate Action Summit that took place in San Francisco in September 2018.
https://www.earthday.orgKatarina is the Head of Impact and Transformation at the Exponential Roadmap Initiative. She has an extensive background as a leader Climate & Sustainability, Business Innovation, Climate Policy and strategic transformation. Previous roles include Chief Climate Policy Officer in the Climate Fintech company Doconomy, Head of Innovation and Incubation at EY Nordics, having worked across a wide range of org’s – from startups to middle-sized and large Nordic and Global companies, leading roles in the Swedish well recognized Climate and sustainability consulting agency 2050. Her background in climate issues dates 25 years back, as a youth delegate at COP 3 in Kyoto, with roles in business and policy, the last 10 years focusing on future-proofing strategies and business models.
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