COP30 in Belém, Brazil is set to be one of the most consequential climate summits in recent years. With key commitments up for renegotiation and the summit taking place in the heart of the Amazon – a key symbol in the fight against climate breakdown – it’ll be a crucial test for the power of our movements.
While we know the rapid, equitable and just action we need to tackle the climate crisis won’t solely come from these UN climate summits, we must organise, mobilise and build power to secure climate action – within and beyond COP30.
With record heat in our atmosphere and oceans driving climate disasters across the globe, billionaire wealth soaring ever higher and billions left behind in poverty, there is no time left to lose. If we’re to have any hope of a liveable planet, we must end our reliance on fossil fuels – fast, fair and forever – and transform our economic systems to work for people and planet.
We’re joining War on Want for Roots, Rebellion, Resistance on Thursday 10 April — an evening of political education, music and movement-building — to host a panel discussion on the Road to COP30.
Join us on the Road to Belém
The Climate Justice Coalition is bringing together organisations and groups on the Road to Belém to build power and raise pressure over the UK government. We’ll coordinate and organise campaigns, actions and events throughout the year – with key moments for joint action coming in late June, mid-September, mid-October and during COP30 in November.
If you’re part of an organisation based in Great Britain and you’d be interested in getting involved, you can register your interest in joining our project group:
If you’re an individual, make sure you’ve signed up to our mailing list to be the first to hear news and updates on the Road to Belém:
And you can also chip in to help fund our actions and events as we look ahead to COP30: