Catalysing the momentum for the emerging implementation of climate resilience and adaptation in the maritime sector, the launch of Call to Action (pledge) at COP29 aims to bring port actors together to support accelerating port resilience.
This acts as the first sectoral approach to the Sharm-El-Sheikh Adaptation Agenda (SAA) and has the following three main objectives to support the achievement of the Maritime Resilience Breakthrough outcome targets in the UN Climate Change High-Level Champions and Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action 2030 Climate Solutions.
- RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS
By 2030, 30% of global maritime trade moves through climate adapting ports, connecting people and supply chains, with a focus on benefitting the world’s most vulnerable regions. - RESILIENT COASTAL AND OCEAN SYSTEMS
By 2030, across all regions, ports and their communities, protect and enhance local coastal and ocean systems through nature-based solutions to build port resilience and support thriving natural habitats. - RESILIENT HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
By 2030, across all regions, ports and their communities, implement equity-focused social programmes including those around green jobs and community infrastructure that enable thriving ports and port communities.
A Spanish version of the Call to Action is also available and can be accessed through the link below.
