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Cool Up at UNFCCC COP31

The Cool Up programme will participate in UNFCCC COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, engaging with policymakers, financiers, and industry leaders to showcase practical solutions for accelerating sustainable cooling. Through our dedicated side events, the programme will share lessons from National Cooling Action Plans and explore pathways to mobilise investment and scale implementation across the region.

Carbon markets & Article 6 opportunities for sustainable cooling in MENA & Türkiye

This synthesis report examines how international carbon markets under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement can mobilise scalable, high‑integrity finance for sustainable cooling across the Middle East, North Africa, and Türkiye. It is intended for policymakers, practitioners, financiers, and implementers seeking credible, results‑based approaches to transform cooling from a growing climate risk into a measurable, investable mitigation opportunity.

Extreme Heat White Paper

This white paper presents a strategic framework for coordinated action. It is the outcome of a cross-sector roundtable held during London Climate Action Week 2025—“The Underexplored Gap: Multifaceted Risks Posed by Extreme Heat on Essential Infrastructure”—which convened leaders from government, healthcare, finance, engineering, insurance, and philanthropy. Their shared mission: to confront the hidden vulnerabilities of our systems and chart a path toward equitable, actionable adaptation.

IFC Egypt Cooling & Climate Roadshow 2026

The International Finance Cooperation (IFC) of the World Bank Group, in partnership with the UK Government and the UNEP Cool Coalition, held the Egypt Cooling and Climate Roadshow from 02–05 February 2026. Cool Up supported the mission by promoting the sessions and helping the organizers reach key stakeholders across Egypt’s cooling and climate community. The Roadshow featured focused discussions on sustainable cooling in real estate, agribusiness and cold chains, heat adaptation in the textile sector, and financial models for efficient buildings, contributing to stronger engagement on climate‑resilient cooling solutions in the country.
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