Ten Years Since Paris: Building Bridges Hosts Global Kick-Off with French Climate Ambassador Benoît Faraco
This year marks more than a decade since the world came together in Paris to adopt the landmark climate agreement. To celebrate this milestone and chart the way forward, France is mobilising international partners, and the official kick-off of this global effort will take place at Building Bridges 2025 in Geneva.
On Tuesday, 30 September, from 12:00-13:00, Building Bridges will welcome Benoît Faraco, French Ambassador in charge of climate change negotiations, carbon-free energy, and climate risk prevention, to open a new chapter of international cooperation for climate and finance.
为什么是现在?
值此《巴黎协定》签署十周年之际,气候变化带来的经济影响正日益反映在资产价格中,资本必须果断行动,加速转型。.
正如 法国驻日内瓦代表团所 指出的那样,“法国正在动员国际社会,以新的雄心和行动,使巴黎协定的承诺得以延续。”
Why Building Bridges?
Building Bridges 2025 (30 Sept – 2 Oct) is a grand stage for this global kick-off because it brings together leaders from finance, government, civil society, and international organisations to turn dialogue into investable action. We are delighted to host this milestone, to reaffirm our platform as the place where global sustainable finance meets international Geneva.
预期情况
由贝努瓦·法拉科大使主持的开幕致辞将为接下来一周的活动定下基调,届时将探讨紧迫性和机遇并存的议题。在题为“巴黎协定十年:迈向COP30之路”的专题研讨会上,金融专业人士、政策制定者和创新者不仅将参与坦诚、基于证据的问题解决,还将评估自巴黎协定以来取得的进展,反思可持续金融领域汲取的经验教训,并探讨未来十年加速气候行动的战略。
通过将政府行动与私人投资联系起来,本次讨论将重点探讨如何以不同的方式为风险定价、扩大具有韧性的投资规模,以及在气候变暖的世界中保障繁荣。.
交接棒
周年纪念活动并非单一事件,而是一系列国际对话的开端,这些对话将最终汇聚到巴西贝伦举行的COP30气候大会。从日内瓦到全球各大城市,这些会议将推动缩小日益扩大的气候融资缺口,并大规模调动资金。.
At Building Bridges, this global relay takes on a symbolic dimension: the baton will be passed to Dmitry Mariyasen, Deputy Executive Secretary of the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), who will host the next milestone event in this anniversary series.
What began in 2015 as a promise in Paris must now translate into credible delivery, accelerated investment, and scaled solutions. Building Bridges 2025 is proud to launch this series, ensuring the next decade of climate action is defined not by pledges, but by progress.