Join us at for an interactive session on Impact Investing & Place-Based Collaboration, featuring OptImpact.org, the work of Impact Hub Geneva and its global model and SINGA. Explore real-world solutions for scaling hyper-local networks, driving systemic change, and mobilizing peers towards practical action in communities worldwide.

This event explores the bioeconomy’s role in shaping sustainable, equitable futures under the G20 presidencies of Brazil and South Africa. Emerging economic models, their market integration, and potential investment opportunities, providing a blueprint for achieving net-zero and nature-positive outcomes will be discussed.

This world café will explore the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in sustainable finance through small-group exchanges. It will focus on how AI-driven innovations can spur the creation of new financial instruments to support the funding and achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and broader development financing.

Swiss Better Gold Association is supporting artisanal, small-scale gold mining developing responsible supply chains from these producers. The process involves a committed value chain and strong partnerships between public and private stakeholders. The process is leading to more resilient and peaceful communities. Could this be applied to other minerals?

This event will explore the non-linear effects of warming beyond 1.5°C, which will require radical new approaches that are innovative and out-of-the-box to mitigate impacts, transform finance, and redefine policy and business strategies in a rapidly changing climate.

A session to explore how Outcomes Based Financing can be leveraged to diversify funding for education beyond traditional avenues such as governments and foundations. The session will discuss which potential new actors could be involved, with a particular focus on private investment, and the gaps in securing contributions and resources.

Investing in health innovations in emerging economies yields huge social and economic returns. Mobilizing private capital for health is however challenging. This interactive dialogue aims to seek innovative financial and non-financial solutions to bridge the gap, and boost the scale up of health solutions across Latin-America and Africa.

After a brief introduction to the new study on “Children’s Rights and Finance”, Evli Plc. will present tools and examples that demonstrate how children can be key stakeholders in investment processes and the added value this can bring. This will be followed by a moderated fishbowl discussion to encourage participants to discuss the findings and recommendations.

The event starts with an introduction on TPT, emphasizing climate transition plans’ significance and credibility. A panel of real economy and FI experts sets the scene, followed by workshop discussions in small groups to delve into aspects of credible transition plans (strategic ambition, implementation/engagement strategies, accountability). Groups share insights afterward.

The Year is 2050. Humanity failed to meet UN targets and Earth delivered the consequences. You are sent to a new planet tasked with gameplaying a new economic model fit for future citizens, deploying our lessons learned 1970 – 2050, and governed by a New World Bank. Expect familiar faces!