In a world shaped by both digital advancement and pristine natural beauty, Estonia emerges as a small nation with remarkable achievements. Our purpose is clear: to illuminate the path toward a sustainable society, fostering the exchange of ideas that will propel us to the ambitious goals set forth by the Paris Agreement and the UNFCCC.
Estonia stands as a consistent advocate for environmental stewardship and climate action. Our dedication has driven us to set bold targets and chart a course toward a low-carbon society. Through efforts and alignment across sectors, we are steadfast in our commitment to achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
This transition is not only an environmental imperative but a doorway to economic opportunity. The tapestry of our economy is woven with threads of green innovation, environmental products, cutting-edge technology, and services that have transformed into a new economy—a powerful engine for growth. These elements, underpinned by sustainability, bestow a competitive edge upon companies and countries alike.
Rooted in our culture of innovation, the Estonian state embraces an adaptive mindset. We have successfully executed pioneering pilot projects that showcase the viability of green initiatives, exemplified through e-governance, e-voting, B.Green, mobility initiatives, and many more cleantech innovators.
The world recognizes Estonia as a digital haven where innovation enriches everyday lives. Our vibrant startup ecosystem, attracting substantial venture capital and boasting a remarkable per capita rate of unicorn startups, stands as a testament to the collaborative spirit that thrives in both private and public sectors.
The past three decades have witnessed Estonia catalyzing global transformation. Industries pivot toward green paradigms—Estonia now stands as a global IT development hub, home to NATO’s cyber defence cooperation centre. Our resolute commitment to forest cleaning precipitated the global World Ceanup Day, rallying over 14.5 million people across 190 countries. Our dedication has driven a remarkable 57.3% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, even as we navigated the complexities of a post-Soviet industrial shift. Estonia’s people stand as the architects of transformation.
Children Networking Session
Karin-Annika Luga, Climate Youth delegate of Estonia
Emaan Danish Khan – Founder, EarthWarriorz.org
Wahia and her daughter Moana – Mother–Daughter Climate Duo
Moderator: Luciano Frontelle
Small Nations, Big Impact: Building Value Chains for Green Innovation
Showcasing stories of impactful deep-tech solutions and startup journeys from small Nordic nations
DIMECC: Free, Open, and Built for Sustainable Value Chains – Across Europe and Beyond, ESG Tool Launch at COP30
Discover ESGTool – a free, open-access platform helping companies and value chains align with CSRD and ESRS through smart, step-by-step sustainability reporting support. Co-funded by the EU Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme, ESGTool is the result of cross-border collaboration between Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
Remarks by Ms Helen Sulg, Head of Chamber of Development and Partnerships at Environmental Investment Centre, Associated partner of ESGTool.
Sketching the Life of Indigenous Communities
Movie screening (The Last Village) followed by Sketching & Reflection Panel
Anni Raie, Team Lead for Development Projects, Environmental Investment Centre
Reigo Lehtla, Environmental Advisor, the Association of Estonian Cities and Municipalities
Whaia, Indigenous Leader, Wisdom Delegation
Moderator: Emaan Danish Khan, Founder of Earth Warriorz
Anni Raie
COP30 Estonian Business Delegation Coordinator
Environmental Investment Centre
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