该服务核心包含两大实用工具，让气候风险可视、可查、可评估。其一，是纵览长三角30年极端天气"档案"的气候风险地图，聚焦高温、暴雨、台风、大 风四大关键气候风险，基于长期真实气象数据，以直观的颜色梯度呈现不同区域的风险等级，为区域布局和项目选址提供宏观指引。 另一个，则是输入地理信息即可精准获取项目气候韧性报告的一键风险查询。项目方或投资者只需输入具体地址或经纬度，即可一键生成该点位的专属气 候风险报告，为项目选址、运营及投资评估提供关键依据。 据介绍，浦东新区气候投融资试点正从提供"企业降碳减污画像"的1.0阶段，迈向提供"项目价值+风险对冲"的综合金融2.0阶段。通过将气候风险内化为金 融定价的核心参数，浦东新区不仅在管控风险，更在引导市场主动塑造一个更具气候韧性的经济结构。 为支持相关企业不靠"搏运气"，而是靠"算风险"作出科学决策，日前，区生态环境局、区气象局（上海金融气象创新中心）联合发布面向长三角地区的气 候投融资创新成果——"长三角区域气候投融资气候风险在线服务"，旨在帮助投资者和项目方穿透气候不确定性，让资金更安全、更精准地流向具备气候 韧性的绿色未来。这项首创服务，将为中国气候投融资实践贡献可 ...

例如，中国正推动与东盟建立绿色贸易协定，类似的合作模式有望不断涌现。欧盟与巴西在可持续农业 领域的贸易合作，以及印度与刚果在关键资源方面的潜在合作，都是在 COP 框架下具备可操作性和落 地前景的实践案例。 专题：第30届联合国气候变化大会（COP30） 气候债券倡议组织（Climate Bonds Initiative， CBI）首席执行官肖恩·基德尼指出，COP30为全球应对气 候变化和推进气候融资提供了未来路线图。然而，与其期待全球迅速达成高度一致，更现实的发展路径 是通过加强区域联通与"自愿联盟"（coalition of the willing），推动更多双边和多边合作协议落地，从 而持续推进气候行动进程。 同时，COP 框架中也包含可立即推进的具体机制。例如，《巴黎协定》第六条允许已建立碳市场的国 家（如日本）与拥有重要森林资源的国家（如印度尼西亚）开展减排量转移。目前，相关合作和制度建 设正在同步推进。 在 COP30 贝伦气候大会的相关讨论中，转型与韧性成为两大核心议题 为高碳行业低碳转型融资正逐步成为日本、新加坡、中国及其他亚洲国家和地区的共识性概念。中国部 分企业和金融机构已开始系统性地制 ...

专题：对话ESG全球领导者 新浪财经ESG评级中心提供包括资讯、报告、培训、咨询等在内的14项ESG服务，助力上市 公司传播ESG理念，提升ESG可持续发展表现。点击查看【 ESG评级中心服务手册】 文 | 新浪财经 李欣然 在2025年11月落下帷幕的联合国第三十届气候变化大会（COP30）上，全球气候治理的未来路径再次成 为国际社会关注的焦点。面对日益严峻的气候挑战与庞大的资金缺口，如何超越共识、推动切实可行的 气候行动与合作，成为各方探讨的核心。值此背景下，新浪财经联合绿色金融60人论坛（GF60）发起 1.5℃ Talk对话，旨在为行业及公众提供关于《巴黎协定》十周年和1.5℃目标挑战的深入见解，助力提 升气候雄心，推动行动落地。本期，我们对话了欧盟委员会可持续金融高级专家组成员、气候债券倡议 组织CEO肖恩·基德尼（Sean Kidney）。 肖恩·基德尼同时表示，COP框架中也包含可立即推进的具体机制。他以《巴黎协定》第六条为例说 明，该条款允许已建立碳市场的国家（如日本）与拥有重要森林资源的国家（如印度尼西亚）开展减排 量转移。他指出，目前相关合作和制度建设正在同步推进。 在 COP30 贝伦气 ...

关于印发《企业可持续披露准则第1号——气候（试行）》的通知 欢迎扫描下方二维码关注： 为贯彻落实党的二十大和二十届历次全会精神，推动经济、社会和环境可持续发展，稳步推进我国可持续披露准则体系建设，规范企业 可持续发展信息披露，财政部会同生态环境部、外交部、国家发展改革委、工业和信息化部、商务部、中国人民银行、国务院国资委、 金融监管总局、中国证监会制定了《企业可持续披露准则第1号——气候（试行）》，现予印发，在实施范围及实施要求作出规定之前， 由企业自愿实施。 财政部 生态环境部 外交部 国家发展改革委 财会〔2025〕34号 各省、自治区、直辖市财政厅（局）、生态环境厅（局）、人民政府外事办公室、发展改革委、工业和信息化主管部门、商务主管部 门、国资委，中国人民银行上海总部及各省、自治区、直辖市、计划单列市分行，金融监管总局各监管局，新疆生产建设兵团财政局、 生态环境局、外事办公室、发展改革委、工业和信息化局、商务局、国资委，有关单位： 工业和信息化部 商务部 中国人民银行 国务院国资委 金融监管总局 2025年12月19日 企业可持续披露准则第1号——气候（试行） 第一章 总 则 第三条 企业在披露气候相 ...

环境与林业部长马比奥.加朗.德.马比奥(Mabior Garang De Mabior)表示，该项目将有助于增强当地社区 应对气候冲击的能力，并构建长期的气候韧性。 视野电台2025年12月3日消息南苏丹环境与林业部周三表示，该国已从绿色气候基金(GCF)获得5000万 美元资金，将用于实施"提升南苏丹东北部洪涝易发区气候适应力项目"。 该项目计划于2026年初启动，由世界粮食计划署(WFP)、联合国难民事务高级专员办事处(UNHCR)与南 苏丹环境与林业部共同执行。项目重点位于北加扎勒河州和瓦拉普州，旨在改善当地水资源管理、推广 可持续农业实践、完善灾害风险防控体系，并为流离失所人群及收容社区提供支持。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The "Adaptation to Climate Change in China" thematic side event at COP30 emphasizes China's commitment to both mitigation and adaptation strategies in addressing climate change challenges [1][2]. Group 1: China's Climate Adaptation Strategy - China has implemented the "National Adaptation Strategy for Climate Change 2035," promoting provincial and urban initiatives to enhance climate resilience through a collaborative framework [1]. - The new round of national contributions includes the goal of building a climate-adaptive society by 2035, elevating the focus on adaptation capabilities [1]. Group 2: International Cooperation and Partnerships - Climate adaptation is framed as a necessary response for humanity's future, with China advocating for deeper international cooperation and partnerships in climate adaptation efforts [2]. - The establishment of bilateral and regional early warning cooperation platforms is highlighted as a means to foster a community of life between humans and nature [2]. Group 3: Early Warning Systems and Innovations - China is actively implementing the "Early Warning Promotion Action Plan for Climate Change Adaptation (2025-2027)" and has introduced the "Mazu" early warning system to enhance global disaster risk reduction efforts [2]. - The event showcased innovative practices in climate adaptation, including the release of a collection of typical cases for climate-adaptive cities and the "Mazu" early warning tool [2][3]. Group 4: Participation and Collaboration - The side event gathered over 150 representatives from government, research institutions, and international organizations to discuss climate adaptation experiences and policies [3]. - Notable presentations included insights from foreign academicians on China's health adaptation experiences and climate resilience [3].

Core Insights - Mauritania's government has reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) regarding the fifth economic program review under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) and the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), as well as the fourth review under the Resilience and Sustainability Fund (RSF) [1] Group 1: Reform Achievements - Mauritania has made significant progress in fiscal discipline, governance capacity, and climate resilience, with all fiscal discipline targets achieved and improvements in monetary and exchange rate policy frameworks [2] - Following the IMF Executive Board's approval, Mauritania will receive 6.44 million Special Drawing Rights (approximately $8.7 million) and an additional 59.44 million Special Drawing Rights (approximately $80.6 million) under the RSF framework [2] Group 2: Economic Performance - Mauritania's economy remains strong, with a projected GDP growth rate of 6.3% in 2024 and stabilization at 4.2% in 2025, driven by the recovery in mining sectors such as gold and iron ore, as well as growth in agriculture and fisheries [3] - Inflation is expected to remain below 2% in 2025 due to prudent monetary policy, and international foreign exchange reserves have surpassed $1.46 billion, providing a substantial buffer against external risks [3] - The medium-term outlook indicates an average annual growth rate of around 5% for Mauritania's economy from 2026 to 2029 [3] Group 3: Structural Reforms - Structural reforms are a key focus of the discussions, with an emphasis on accelerating reforms in anti-corruption and governance, including the establishment of a national anti-corruption agency and the implementation of the Asset and Interest Declaration Law to enhance government transparency and rule of law [4] - Climate resilience initiatives will be introduced under the RSF framework, including an automatic fuel pricing mechanism and a "climate contribution" system to address climate change and free up fiscal space [4] - The central bank has implemented a national financial inclusion strategy to promote electronic payments and system interoperability, facilitating financing opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises and vulnerable groups [4] - The IMF representative praised Mauritania's progress in public finance, exchange rate flexibility, and governance systems, reaffirming the IMF's continued support for consolidating economic reform achievements [4]

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Sichuan Province Tibetan Plateau Climate Change Adaptation Action Plan (2025-2035)" aims to enhance the climate resilience of the Tibetan Plateau region in Sichuan, which is crucial for addressing the adverse impacts of climate change and ensuring sustainable development [1][2][3]. Group 1: Background and Importance - The Tibetan Plateau is a sensitive and vulnerable area significantly affected by global climate change, with an average temperature increase of 0.24°C per decade since 1961, surpassing global and provincial averages [1][2]. - The region encompasses nearly half of Sichuan's territory and includes areas with complex natural environments, making it particularly susceptible to climate change impacts [1][2]. Group 2: Action Plan Details - The action plan is the first cross-regional climate adaptation initiative in China, focusing on enhancing the climate adaptability of the Tibetan Plateau [1][2]. - It aligns with national strategies, such as the "National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy 2035," and emphasizes the need for comprehensive climate risk assessments and adaptation measures [2][3]. Group 3: Key Areas and Initiatives - The action plan identifies 11 key areas for climate adaptation policies, including ecosystems like glaciers, wetlands, grasslands, and sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and urban construction [3]. - It proposes six major engineering projects aimed at enhancing climate resilience, including risk perception, technological innovation, and disaster prevention initiatives [3]. Group 4: Implementation and Future Steps - The successful implementation of the action plan requires coordinated efforts among various departments and the integration of climate adaptation principles into broader planning and policy frameworks [4]. - Future actions will focus on technological innovation, climate financing, and public awareness campaigns to support sustainable development and ecological protection in the Tibetan Plateau [4].

Core Viewpoint - Nauru is launching an ambitious climate resilience plan to address climate change proactively, inviting global investors to participate in this initiative aimed at ensuring the country's future security and contributing to global climate crisis solutions [1][2]. Group 1: Climate Resilience Plan - Nauru's government has initiated a national-level reform plan to tackle issues such as food and water security, including the "Higher Ground Initiative," which aims to relocate nearly the entire population from coastal areas to higher inland regions [1]. - The plan is described as grand and potentially radical, with significant funding requirements [1]. Group 2: Investment and Citizenship Program - Nauru is promoting a citizenship project aimed at climate investors and entrepreneurs, with many individuals expressing interest in becoming "climate citizens" [2]. - Edward Clark has been appointed as the CEO of Nauru's economic and climate resilience citizenship project, emphasizing strict management to reshape perceptions of vulnerable countries [2]. - The project aims to transform Nauru from a passive recipient of climate funding to a hub for climate innovation, allowing entrepreneurs to collaborate on new solutions [2]. Group 3: Global Interest - There has been a strong global response to the citizenship applications, with applicants eager to contribute to climate resilience efforts [3].

Core Viewpoint - The Chengdu-Chongqing region is facing significant climate change risks, including increased frequency of extreme heat waves, droughts, and heavy rainfall, necessitating proactive adaptation measures to mitigate adverse impacts and enhance resilience [1][2]. Group 1: Climate Change Risks - The Chengdu-Chongqing area has experienced a notable rise in temperatures over the past decades, leading to more frequent heat waves and heightened climate change risks [1]. - Future projections indicate further warming in the region, with increased severity and unpredictability of extreme weather events, including droughts, water shortages, and geological disasters like landslides [1]. Group 2: Adaptation Strategies - The region must adopt a risk-oriented approach to enhance systemic risk management capabilities, focusing on seasonal and phase-specific climate risks [2]. - Differentiated adaptation strategies should be implemented based on regional climate trends and risks, with specific focus areas for urban flood control, water resource supply, and disaster response [2]. - A coordinated approach between Sichuan and Chongqing is essential for effective climate change adaptation, involving joint risk assessments and capacity building [2]. Group 3: Specific Measures for Climate Adaptation - Development of a heat wave risk map and establishment of a monitoring and warning system for extreme heat events are recommended [3]. - Enhancing the resilience of the power system through risk assessments related to climate impacts on hydropower production and electricity demand is crucial [4]. - Urban climate resilience should be prioritized by creating climate risk digital maps and promoting climate-adaptive urban development [4]. Group 4: Agricultural and Rural Adaptation - Implementation of major water resource projects and enhancement of rural water supply systems are necessary to address extreme drought and water scarcity [5]. - Promotion of climate-smart agriculture and development of drought-resistant crop varieties are essential for rural resilience [6]. Group 5: Governance and Policy Framework - A joint action plan for climate change adaptation in the Chengdu-Chongqing region should be developed, focusing on long-term risk assessments and climate monitoring [6]. - Strengthening collaboration between local universities and research institutions will enhance climate change awareness and risk management capabilities [6].