Mission 2025 | Coalition

What is Mission 2025?

We are a coalition of businesses, mayors, investors, cultural leaders, health leaders, scientists and youth activists inviting governments to ratchet upcoming national climate plans in line with the Paris Agreement target of limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

Because later is too late.

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PRESS RELEASE

New climate coalition urges stronger targets as ‘greenlash’ fears mount.

Mission 2025 group urges governments to set more ambitious climate goals.

'Mission 2025': Corporates and mayors call for more ambitious national climate plans.

“The chorus of business leaders, investors and mayors calling for more ambition shows real economy actors are eagerly awaiting the bolder policy signals that will enable them to move faster, invest much more, and help ensure NDCs 3.0 fulfil their full potential as blueprints for stronger economies and fairer societies."

Simon Stiell, Executive Secretary, United Nations Climate Change

Why It Matters

The next few months are pivotal.

Nearly 200 governments have committed to publish upgraded national climate plans (Nationally Determined Contributions) by February 2025.

These plans are our last chance to set the world on a sustainable path and protect the people and places we love.

What We Know

We can still deliver the Paris Agreement.

Change is happening faster than we think: Costs for clean technologies are plummeting; investments are surging; fossil fuel demand is dying.

Countries can almost triple ambition in upcoming climate plans — merely by reflecting this progress underway and commitments already made.

But we need to move even faster to secure a 1.5°C future.

To get on track, governments must reduce uncertainty to unlock trillions in private investment to protect our nature, scale cheap renewable energy, support industries to compete in a low carbon economy, and safeguard living standards for our people.

What We Must Do Now

Ratchet ambition in climate plans in line with 1.5°

Time is short and governments will be making decisions over the coming months.

Together, we can urge government leaders to seize this decade-defining opportunity to secure the long-term success of our national economies, our people and our nature.

Our Plan