Which highlights the importance of sustainable food systems and climate action. More than 30 countries have committed to reducing methane emissions from organic waste, in line with the Global Methane Pledge and emphasizing the crucial role of agriculture in climate strategy.
The Baku Harmony Climate Initiative for Farmers, announced today, aims to empower farmers, unify climate efforts in agriculture, and enhance cooperation to create resilient food systems that harmonize with nature.
The global geopolitical stance looms over the summit, where Ukraine has called on world leaders to reject fossil fuel-driven conflicts and embrace renewable energy solutions.
In addition, the global cooling pledge was emphasized, with a focus on increasing access to cooling solutions and reducing energy consumption.
As we navigate the complexities of food, agriculture, and climate finance, it becomes clear that our future depends on cooperation. The G20 leaders' declaration emphasizes the moral duty of wealthy countries to support weaker nations, with innovative financing mechanisms such as a billionaire tax and fees on frequent travelers aimed at securing vital resources for climate adaptation.
Let's prioritize food as a fundamental human right and work together to build a sustainable future that nourishes our planet and its people. The decisions we make today will shape the course of our global climate efforts for future generations.
