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Davos Climate Alliance

Davos Climate Alliance

The Davos Climate Alliance is an Initiative of the World Economic Forum to promote sound measures and best practice aimed at mitigating carbon related risks. Click here for Information about the objectives, actions and the organisation of the initiative.

The Davos Climate Alliance is a joint Initiative of the World Economic Forum with its members PricewaterhouseCoopers, SGS, Swiss Re, Swisscom and Swiss International Airlines as partners of the Initiative.

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  • Annual Meeting of the New Champions 'Summer Davos'

    Tianjin, People's Republic of China (13.09.2010 - 15.09.2010)

    Join the Davos Climate Alliance: offset your CO2 emissions by supporting small-scale hydro power in China.

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Greener Davos - lowering carbon dioxide emissions at Annual Meeting 2010

This year, the World Economic Forum introduces "Greener Davos" to actively lower the carbon dioxide emissions that are directly generated by the over 2,500 participants and staff traveling from Zurich to and within Davos and Klosters.

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Deutsche Post DHL - GOGREEN

All shipments sent by Deutsche Post DHL during the annual meeting 2010 in Davos are Carbon neutralized.

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Coca Cola - Climate Friendly Coolers at Annual Meeting 2010

The Coca-Cola Company has announced, on December 3rd 2009, that 100% of their new equipment will be HFC-free by 2015. 

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Testimonial

Testimonial

HRH Crown Prince
Haakon of Norway
Young Global Leader

An important step to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is to become aware of how much each of us produces. The Davos Climate Alliance is a valuable tool to become more conscious - and to be able to compensate. I would like to commend the efforts of the WEF to put the issue of climate change so high on the agenda in a forum that can make a real difference.

Our way of life affects people in poor parts of the world. By compensating for our ecological footprint, we can promote sustainable development. To meet the challenges of climate change, - governments, private sector, NGOs and individuals must all work together.