Many countries have set ambitious climate goals through mechanisms such as NDCs. Far fewer can show which measures will close the gap between today’s emissions an that target, or who can supply the technologies, services and finance needed to get there. NDCs set the level of ambition; they are not designed to be delivery plans. 

Many tools developed to address this challenge fall away soon after they are implemented. In Sweden, the digital platform Panorama has been actively used since 2019 to visualise emissions, ongoing and potential transitions and relevant policy instruments - illustrating one possible pathway to Sweden’s 2045 net-zero target.

Now, using the same technology, Business Sweden and ClimateView have developed national dashboards for several other countries to link sectoral targets to potential solutions.

This session will present insights from Panorama and initial dashboards prepared for COP31 as a starting point with Swedish solutions, with the goal of expanding the conversation (and action) on how countries, companies and finance providers can collectively move from climate goals to implementation.

Moderator:

• Hampus Holmer, Second Secretary Political Affairs and Trade Embassy of Sweden in Addis-Abeba

Speakers and panellists:

• Mattias Frumerie, Climate Ambassador and Head of Sweden's Delegation to the UNFCCC
• Kajsa Nåtby, Senior Analyst, Swedish Climate Policy Council / Panorama
• Kristine Ahlborg Delvin, Sustainability Manager, Wallenberg Investments, Investor/Wallenberg 
• Michael Bergöö, Global Director Public Sector, ClimateView
• Misganaw Eyasu, Senior Climate Finance Advisor, Ministry of National Strategy, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia