On the penultimate day of the summit, world leaders in attendance at Cop27. They were asked to take immediate action to build safe pathways for suffering climate breakdown.

We are reminded of the need for immediate action and ideas that scale as delegates assemble for the COP 27 Climate Summit this week in Egypt. The leaders in this week’s episode are making investments in new techniques, incentives, and technologies. That might lead to a more sustainably populated world.

The interviews conducted during the Sustainable Development Impact meeting in New York, the Urban Transformation Summit in Detroit. And the annual meeting in Davos demonstrate the breadth of concepts that change agents of all shades are advancing.

Each emphasizes a single crucial point: despite the fact that occasionally new technology or talents can always be invented. However, there is a lot we can achieve with the resources, will, and creativity that are now available.

The People’s plenary

Every year during the UN climate summits, the so-called People’s Plenary includes speakers from many constituencies. Which also including workers, women, youth, and indigenous peoples.

Following each other, activists discussed their opinions and personal experiences with climate change. Moreover they also highlighting how the current issue is a violation of human rights.

A march and a sit-in for justice

Following their meeting at the plenary, all attendees left and took part in a brief march outside the Sharm el-Sheikh International Convention Centre. The march culminated in a sit-in when they read the COP27 People’s Declaration for Climate Justice.

The document, which has the support of the numerous organizations in attendance, calls for a “system change” to ensure and enable just transitions to 100% people-owned decentralized renewable energy systems, the repayment of the climate debt by reducing emissions to zero by 2030 and addressing loss and damage, the phase-out of fossil fuels, and to ensure a secure and enabling environment for civil society.

Solutions Day

The rights and well-being of people who are on the move in a time of climate breakdown must be protected during the climate change negotiations taking place in Egypt this year.

The organizations go on to say that high-emitting nations like Britain should assume responsibility for causing the climate disaster. And it is not only reducing emissions but also by providing refuge to those escaping its effects.