Sweden - The climate matchmaker
The science is clear: Solutions to mitigate the worst effects of climate change are already available and scalable across all sectors. Yet, implementation of the NDCs continues to lag.
Driven by urgency and opportunity for action, Sweden aims to act as a global climate matchmaker for resilient and prosperous societies by:
- Matching global climate challenges with proven Swedish solutions, accelerating progress toward the Paris Agreement
- Matching Sweden’s own transformation needs with international solutions, supporting the national path to net zero by 2045
By serving as a global climate matchmaker, Sweden seeks to increase its global contribution to the implementation of the Paris Agreement, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to advancing international climate action while strengthening Swedish competitiveness, expanding international trade, and contributing to the 2030 Agenda.
From National Climate Goals to Real-World Solutions
While Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) set national climate ambition, they are rarely designed as operational delivery plans. To bridge the critical gap between target-setting and real-world execution, Business Sweden and ClimateView have developed an interactive suite of national climate dashboards.
Built on the proven methodology behind Sweden’s national climate platform, Panorama (in active use since 2018 to model pathways, track activity emissions, and catalogue interventions), these dashboards translate national targets into actionable, evidence-based pathways across IPCC-specified sectors, including energy, transport, industry, buildings, and agriculture. By connecting a country’s emissions baseline and sectoral milestones directly with world-class Swedish technologies, services, and expertise, the platform illustrates not only what measures are required to close the emissions gap, but who can deliver them.
The initial roll-out features dashboards for key global economies, including Brazil, China, Mexico, India, Türkiye, Ethiopia, and Australia. Together with Team Sweden instruments such as export finance and policy dialogue, this initiative helps partner countries move from high-level commitments to scalable, investable projects.
Explore the dashboards on the interactive touchscreen at the Swedish Pavilion (Blue Zone) at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye (9–20 November 2026), or interact with the platform online.
Sweden – The Climate Matchmaker for Global Action
Developed by Business Sweden and Sweden’s business delegation to COP30, the report Sweden – The Climate Matchmaker for Global Action brings together perspectives from business, government, academia and civil society. It explores how countries can turn their climate ambitions into action by matching local climate challenges with existing solutions and making their NDCs more actionable and investable.