Climate, nature, technology and the economy are increasingly shaping the same strategic decisions. With delivery at the heart of COP31, EY is helping organizations turn sustainability ambition into business action, building resilience, accelerating transformation and creating long-term value.
COP31 will bring governments, business and other stakeholders together in Antalya, Türkiye, with a focus on translating climate commitments into practical delivery.
The agenda spans energy, finance, industry, food systems, cities, nature, technology and a just transition – with an emphasis on building a bridge to implementation. For business, these priorities increasingly connect directly to decisions about capital and investments, competitiveness, innovation, resilience and supply chains.
EY's focus at COP31 reflects four interconnected areas that influence business and policy decision-making. Underpinning these are fast-evolving agendas for implementation, just transition and technology. Combined, this is a platform to inform critical conversations and outcomes.
Mobilizing capital, investable projects, transition finance and carbon markets.
Electrification, industrial transformation and secure, affordable energy systems.
Infrastructure, cities, food systems, health and critical supply chains.
Water, oceans, biodiversity and natural capital as drivers of resilience and growth.
EY's COP31 program convenes and engages with clients, stakeholders, policymakers through strategic collaborations and contributions to COP31 business working groups, side events and thought leadership.
Through this program, EY leaders will explore the issues shaping the implementation agenda, from scaling climate finance and the energy transition to strengthening resilience, supply chains and action on nature.
As a knowledge partner to the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Türkiye (TOBB), EY is contributing to working groups on Climate Finance & Investments and Food Security & Agribusiness. The role focuses on convening companies and organizations across the relevant sector ecosystems, to inform high-level briefings on actionable policy recommendations and reflect the widest range of commercial perspectives and implementation experiences.
EY is also engaged in Sustainable Business COP (SBCOP) working groups on Carbon Markets and Forests, Oceans & Biodiversity, contributing to private-sector perspectives focused on scaling carbon markets and practical recommendations for forestry, oceans and biodiversity.
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