Ricardo Mussa, Chair of Sustainable Business Cop (SB COP) led by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), emphasized the need for more active private sector participation in the next United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP30), which will take place in November, in Belém (PA).
Mussa stressed that 84% of global emissions Greenhouse gases come from the private sector, highlighting the responsibility of companies to present concrete solutions.
“It’s no use delegating only to governments, we need to get there with concrete proposals and with much, much more action,” he said.
Dialogue and Collaboration
The executive emphasized the importance of avoiding polarization and seeking an intermediate path in discussions on climate change.
He noted that the position of the United States in relation to the Paris Agreement It has, paradoxically, has joined other countries and approximate NGOs for a more constructive dialogue.
Mussa highlighted the growing interest of various sectors in participating and contributing to SB COP: “I am even with excess people wanting to participate, help, whether from NGOs or companies, wanting to participate.”
Organization and Concrete Results
SB COP Chair stressed the capacity of the private sector to organize and establish success metrics for effective results.
“We know how to organize, know how to have successful metric for results, put the team to work, is a global team, with dozens of countries participating, with almost hundreds of companies participating, we will come with something concrete,” he explained.
Finally, Mussa expressed his expectation that the COP30 It can find a balance in discussions, based on science and constructive dialogue between all parties involved.
This content was originally published under review: Private Sector needs to arrive with more action at COP30 on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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