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Webinar

Stories to Watch 2025

Past Event - Online
Topic
Climate
Languages
English French Portuguese Spanish

Join our President and CEO, Ani Dasgupta, on Thursday, January 30 as WRI looks at a vitally important story we believe the world should be watching in 2025.

At COP29 in November, the world’s leaders came together to focus their attention on a bold new climate finance goal: How do we help countries make the critical transition to clean energy that the climate needs, while also building the resilient communities and infrastructure to deal with the climate change impacts that we're already seeing across the globe? At COP29 in Baku they agreed to a goal to reach at least 300 Billion annually by 2035—though much more is needed than that.

WRI's annual Stories To Watch presentation will present four stories that break down the key challenges—and potential solutions—to this global effort: What is the money for? Where will the money come from? And what can be done to unlock more money with innovation and efficiency?

This event will be presented in English with simultaneous interpretation in French, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Register, tune in and find out which stories will be critical to watch in 2025.

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    Stories to Watch 2026

     

    For more than 20 years, WRI has identified annual “Stories to Watch.” These are the year’s moments, issues and decisions that we believe will shape the future trajectory of the world.

    Stories to Watch 2026 explores how the choices we make can deliver real benefits for people—not just decades from now, but today.

    • Will the energy transition stall economic progress or ignite a new era of inclusive prosperity?

    • Will climate action deepen today’s cost-of-living and housing crises—or become a pathway to affordability?

    • Will jobs in the new economy open doors to a brighter future for families everywhere—or leave too many behind?

     

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