The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) hosted in Baku, Azerbaijan uniting visionary leaders, cutting-edge innovators, and changemakers from across the globe to chart bold strategies for combating the climate emergency. Representing the Dholakia Foundation, Ms. Charu Mishra, Chief Operations Officer and Ms. Bhakti Raut, Program Manager – Sustainability proudly participated in the conference, propagating the objectives of the transformative initiatives like Mission River and Mission 102030, aligning the efforts with global climate preservation frameworks.
COP29 hosted over 150 participating countries, each contributing to the global dialogue on climate action through pavilions in the Blue Zone and Green Zone:
These zones exhibited collaboration and highlighted diverse strategies for addressing climate change challenges and heading toward securing a climate-resilient future.
Objectives For Dholakia Foundation’s Attendance At Cop29
The presence of Dholakia Foundation delegates at the COP29 in Baku provided a unique opportunity to network with influential climate leaders, policymakers, and innovators. Through these engagements, the Foundation shared insights and strategies that emphasized the intersection of water security and climate action.
Youth And Women: Pillars Of Climate Action
Recognizing the indispensable role of youth and women in shaping the future, the Foundation emphasized their inclusion in climate dialogues and decision-making processes. Our delegates’ participation at COP29 demonstrated the Foundation’s commitment to fostering diverse leadership in environmental conservation.
Conclusion: A Collaborative Path Forward
As COP29 unfolds, the Dholakia Foundation’s active involvement outstands the importance of collective action. The Mission River’s progress and extensive global collaborations, the Foundation reaffirms its larger goal to address climate change challenges holistically and sustainably.