Held at COP26, a CISL event at Scottish Power's Glasgow Headquarters synthesized key messages, insights, and actions from the summit, examining their implications for business and finance. Experts

Held at COP26, a CISL event at Scottish Power's Glasgow Headquarters synthesized key messages, insights, and actions from the summit, examining their implications for business and finance. Experts in climate science, policy, business, and finance discussed reactions to the IPCC's Sixth Assessment Report, progress on the Paris Agreement, and remaining policy challenges.

Sessions explored translating policy statements into business metrics and targets, including technology and R&D needs for decarbonization and adaptation. The event also addressed capital and risk-sharing systems for a resilient, just transition, aligning net-zero commitments, and their impact on the financial sector. It concluded by reflecting on these outcomes for leaders across all timeframes.

Cities can build community wealth through green infrastructure, integrating worker cooperatives and social enterprises. This approach fosters sustainable economic development and local

Cities can build community wealth through green infrastructure, integrating worker cooperatives and social enterprises. This approach fosters sustainable economic development and local empowerment.

Our new report delves into these strategies. Learn more by accessing the full publication here: https://democracycollaborative.org/greeninfrastructure

Mike and JoAnna Bresnan of Costa Rica's Children Feeding Children program discuss global change and transformation. While attending the