In this episode of Cult, we explore how COP29 in Baku is redefining climate action by emphasizing culture’s essential role in driving sustainability, fostering resilience, and inspiring global collaboration.
ADVERTISEMENTAt COP29 in Baku, the Second High-Level Meeting on Culture-Based Climate Action brought together leaders and organisations to explore the role of culture in addressing climate change.
The newly formed Group of Friends adopted a roadmap for integrating cultural perspectives into global climate action, with a focus on sustainability, indigenous knowledge and creative solutions.
As the global spotlight shifts to COP30 in Belém, this coalition aims to empower communities, protect ecosystems and position culture as a driving force in tackling the climate crisis.
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