Climate Resilience

The 2025 Global Summit brought together world leaders, scientists, and activists to forge a strong path toward climate resilience. It emphasized human rights-based solutions and highlighted the critical need for local leadership.

🌐 Global Cooperation at Scale

Held in a hybrid format, the summit welcomed over 150 nations to discuss, collaborate, and initiate meaningful climate policies. A unified Climate Resilience Pact was signed, covering goals like renewable energy expansion, nature conservation, and eco-friendly urban development.

🔑 Key Summit Highlights

$150 Billion pledged to support climate projects in developing countries.
Technology Sharing agreements between the EU, India, and Africa.
Climate Justice focus to protect vulnerable populations, especially women and indigenous groups.
Net-Zero Commitments advanced by a decade in over 40 nations.

🇮🇳 India's Role

India showcased its leadership through clean energy innovation. Key points included:

Launch of National Green Hydrogen Mission
Solar grid collaborations with Southeast Asia
Urban water conservation models

👩‍🔬 Innovation & Science

Scientific breakthroughs were featured, including AI-based climate forecasting and low-cost carbon capture technology by student innovators from Kenya and Brazil.

📌 Human Rights at the Center

The summit emphasized that climate action must be human rights-focused. UNHRC presented data on how climate stress increases migration, hunger, and conflict—especially affecting women and children.

🔮 Future Commitments

A Global Resilience Task Force was formed to monitor each nation's implementation plans. The next summit will be hosted in Indonesia in 2027, focusing on oceanic resilience.