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Means of Implementation Day | 7th Capacity Building Hub
12 November 2025
Mobilizing and operationalizing the three pillars of climate action – finance, technology, and capacity-building, is essential to accelerate the full implementation of the Paris Agreement. Yet, persistent gaps remain: access to climate finance is often fragmented, technology transfer lags behind global needs, and capacity-building support is uneven across regions. The Means of Implementation Day responds to these challenges by placing a spotlight on how to unlock, coordinate, and synergise these pillars in a mutually reinforcing manner. This thematic day highlights their role as key enablers to scale up ambition, bridge implementation gaps, and ensure that countries, particularly developing ones, can advance resilient, inclusive, and transformative climate action.
This reception will celebrate the launch of the Capacity-building Hub and bring together organizers, practitioners, and partners dedicated to strengthening global climate action through capacity-building. Don’t miss out on a chance to network, exchange ideas, and explore new collaborations.
Explore cutting-edge innovations and policy solutions for decarbonizing the chemical and petrochemical sectors. This TEC-led event brings together global experts, industry leaders, and policymakers to chart practical pathways for achieving deep industrial emissions reductions and advancing climate-resilient growth.
This interactive session guides participants through the interconnected pillars of climate finance, capacity-building, and technology within the UNFCCC. Through live pitching and expert feedback, attendees will uncover funding opportunities and build regional collaborations. The goal is to integrate these elements to drive resilient, locally-led climate action.
This session examines how artificial intelligence can accelerate climate action in mitigation, adaptation, and science. It showcases real-world AI applications and addresses deployment barriers, while exploring how strategic financing can unlock this potential. The goal is to map scalable pathways that use AI to help achieve the objectives of the Paris Agreement.
