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Why COP29 is so important for Australia’s climate credentials

With Australia bidding to host COP31 in two years, this year’s meeting takes on extra significance, writes Climateworks Centre International Policy Manager Tanvi Oza for 360info.

11.11.24

Climateworks Centre experts at global UN ‘COP29’ climate talks

The 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – otherwise known as COP29 – will run from November 11-22 in Baku, Azerbaijan.

11.11.24

Decarbonisation pathways in Southeast Asia

To understand the modelling landscape in Southeast Asia, Climateworks Centre has undertaken a stocktake of decarbonisation pathways – assessing their ambition, the sectors and technologies they include, and how they compare with national decarbonisation targets. Climateworks also engaged with nine prominent organisations across the region, including modelling groups, think tanks and investors, to gain insights into the challenges and opportunities for strengthening the impact of decarbonisation pathways in raising climate ambition and attracting investment.

14.08.25

Southeast Asia

C-IMPACT: Clean Industrial Manufacturing for Promoting ASEAN Competitiveness and Transformation

Southeast Asia, representing six per cent of global GDP and the world’s fifth-largest economy, is poised to become a global manufacturing hub, accounting for a quarter of global energy demand over the next decade. Southeast Asia faces challenges in green industrialisation including demand uncertainty for green products, high capital costs, and a lack of collaboration on decarbonisation which increases its risk of losing global competitiveness and falling behind in green growth. Climateworks Centre and Mission Possible Partnership initiated the Clean Industrial Manufacturing for Promoting ASEAN Competitiveness and Transformation (C-IMPACT) project to accelerate clean manufacturing in ASEAN member states.

06.10.25

Southeast Asia

Submission on the Southeast Asia Free Trade Agreements modernisation review to the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

The Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade conducted a consultation on how Australia can improve, upgrade, modernise and expand the nation’s Free Trade Agreements network in Southeast Asia.

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Why COP29 is so important for Australia’s climate credentials

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Why COP29 is so important for Australia’s climate credentials

11.11.24

Climateworks Centre experts at global UN ‘COP29’ climate talks

11.11.24

Decarbonisation pathways in Southeast Asia

14.08.25

C-IMPACT: Clean Industrial Manufacturing for Promoting ASEAN Competitiveness and Transformation

06.10.25

Submission on the Southeast Asia Free Trade Agreements modernisation review to the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

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