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Nokia at COP28

There is no green without digital

 

 

 

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Background

From the end of November through to mid-December, world leaders convened in Dubai for the UN's annual climate change conference, also known as the ‘Conference of the Parties’ or ‘COP 28’ to seek ways to accelerate climate action. The aim of the COP process is for governments to agree on concrete steps to address climate change.  

This came at a critical time. 2023 has seen extreme temperatures and extreme weather events, while the UN report for the first so-called global stocktake - an assessment of climate commitments so far - suggests the world is not on track to limit global warming sufficiently.

We believe that the business community has a key role to play in supporting and enabling climate action. The focus in Dubai was on a global stocktake – an assessment of whether the world is on track to meet key global climate goals. Other critical topics included finance, health, natural resources and infrastructure.

 

Nokia at COP28

We believe there is no green without digital

At Nokia, we believe technologies from 5G to artificial intelligence (AI) can accelerate the green transition and help accelerate the journey to net zero across industries.  

In the energy sector, it will support both renewables generation and grid transformation, allowing the sector to move faster with the green transition. Technologies such as digital twins and AI can also help hard-to-abate sectors find ways to accelerate sustainability efforts. Digital can help scale more sustainable business practices across all industries.

Digital solutions can also enable climate monitoring and early warning systems, supporting efforts to adapt to the effects of global warming that are already being felt.

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We joined the Finland Pavilion to call for greater climate action

We are proud to have taken this message to COP28, where  we joined Business Finland and other Finnish climate leaders in the first-ever Finland Pavilion.

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We partnered with the ITU to support digitally-driven climate action

We also joined forces with the International Telecommunication Union and other partner organizations to support Green Digital Action – because together, our industry can go further in fighting the climate crisis.

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