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Part 1: CSO Outlook & Insights Masterclass (9am – 5pm)
2025 marks a transformative year for climate action. Global regulations are ramping up to ensure that environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues become an imperative and not just an elective for companies. Join us for a full-day masterclass highlighting the key trends to get ahead of in 2025, followed by a topic-by-topic deep dive into issues that are becoming mission critical for businesses in Asia
The topics of focus are:
Spaces for this masterclass is highly limited. Please register early to secure your place.
Part 2: Panel dialogue & Networking drinks (5 – 7pm)
Financing Asia’s net zero future: What’s on the horizon for 2025?
An exclusive panel dialogue will follow to wrap up the day.
Click here to register directly for the panel dialogue.
Who should Attend:
CSO Outlook & Insights masterclass fee (excludes GST)
Note: Fee for the CSO Outlook & Insights Masterclass includes access to panel dialogue and networking drinks.
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Early bird prices end on 2nd January 2025, purchase your tickets early to enjoy the discounted rates.
Seats are highly limited. An e-mail will be sent along with an invoice to confirm your attendance.
2025 marks a critical year for climate. COP 29 - which marked the first ever ‘Finance COP” failed to close the widening climate funding gap for developing nations most vulnerable to climate change. As geopolitical tensions rise, businesses need to brace themselves for an increasingly complex operating landscape.
As Asia’s leading convener on news and views on ESG and sustainable development, Eco-Business’s journalism and intelligence teams aim provide a bird’s eye view on the issues we expect to gain further traction in 2025. In particular, ISSB regulations, greenwashing risks and taxonomies, nature finance, geopolitics, and the growth of the ESG ecosystem.
All eyes were on the COP29 negotiations this year for countries to come to a consensus on the new climate finance target post-2025 to help developing countries implement climate mitigation and adaptation measures and build up to their Paris-aligned ambitions. A total of USD $300 billion a year was decided, triple the annual target last set in 2009, with a goal of ratcheting up to USD $1.3 trillion by 2035, calling for diverse investments from both public and private finance.
Asia is primed to take center stage, with a significant portion of its economy and population disproportionately affected by climate change. Innovative and robust finance instruments are needed to tackle the complex challenges of decarbonization. Join us to discuss more about the risks and opportunities that will affect your business in 2025, and what the coming year will bring for sustainability.
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