SME Climate Hub

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Our new open letter urges "governments to adopt a unified set of policies that unlock green finance, simplify climate guidance, and create meaningful incentives for smaller firms to take action." Learn more from Business Matters:

Six million small firms urge COP leaders to unlock finance and incentives for green growth

The SME Climate Hub urges COP30 leaders to back policies unlocking green finance and incentives, helping small firms drive global net zero progress.

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We are asking for governments to recognize four key priorities: 🟩policy frameworks to increase SME engagement 🟩promoting the business case for SME climate action 🟩establishing a streamlined pathway and centralised guidance 🟩mobilizing accessible green finance Learn more about our asks in edie:

Don’t leave us behind in the low-carbon transition, SMEs tell leaders at COP30 - edie

A collective of organisations representing more than six million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has called on world leaders at COP30 to drive forward inclusive support on climate action.

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We recently released an open letter that was signed by organizations representing more than six million small and medium businesses asking for governments around the world to turn climate risk into a business opportunity.

COP30: SMEs demand more support from governments to help them reach net zero

Letter signed by organisations representing more than six million small and medium businesses warns dearth of policy support risks them being left behind in net zero transition

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The Centre for Responsible Business partnered with the SME Climate Hub India team to co-host “Building Climate-Ready MSMEs: Free Tools for Measuring and Managing Emissions” at India and Sustainability Standards #ISS2025 last month. Thank you to everyone who attended the session!

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Created in partnership with the International Universities Climate Alliance, the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, and over 50 SME climate action experts worldwide, our newest report is now available to download! #MutiraoCOP30 #COP30SMEs

We asked 50 experts how governments can help small business climate action

A new academic research report with Oxford, Cambridge and IUCA explores what policymakers can do to help, and which climate solutions work best for SMEs.

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“To truly address emissions across the food sector, action must happen at every level. SMEs must be empowered and incentivized to seize the cost-saving opportunities that come with cutting emissions.” - #SMEClimateHub director Pamela Jouven in The Grocer

Why SMEs are key to solving the climate challenge

Globally SMEs constitute approximately 90% of all businesses and provide seven out of 10 jobs in emerging economies, says Pamela Jouven, director at SME Climate Hub

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“It’s a continuous process. Our sustainability program will grow and develop and change over time as our company does. There is no finish line. It’s a journey.” As they work to tackle emissions, the SME Climate Hub has supported Branding Iron Holdings. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Kwe4Bv

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We have launched a dedicated Food and Beverage Sector Space, funded in part by Walmart. These free tools and courses are designed to support SMEs in taking meaningful climate action. Learn more by reading Pamela Jouven's op-ed in edie:

Why SME food & drink brands must decarbonise, and how to get there  - edie

The climate crisis is a clear and present danger to the food and beverage manufacturing sector. But how should SMEs, which are often already stretched thin, respond? SME Climate Hub director Pamela Jo...

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