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COP29 Leaders|Ani Dasgupta, President & CEO of the World Resources Institute: Championing Global Climate Resilience and Equity

Layla Rahimi by Layla Rahimi
November 4, 2024
President & CEO of the World Resources Institute,Ani Dasgupta(Photography:WRI Indonesia)

President & CEO of the World Resources Institute,Ani Dasgupta(Photography:WRI Indonesia)

Ani Dasgupta, President and CEO of the World Resources Institute (WRI), brings a strategic focus on climate adaptation, urban resilience, and equitable development.

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Advancing Resilience for Vulnerable Nations

With a distinguished background in global policy and sustainable city planning, Dasgupta is committed to driving impactful, inclusive climate initiatives for vulnerable countries facing escalating climate risks.

Dasgupta emphasizes the importance of global climate solidarity, urging high-income nations to honour financial commitments. At COP29, he envisions securing a robust climate finance framework to better support climate-vulnerable countries, aiming to expand access to the Loss and Damage Fund established at COP28. This fund will provide critical resources for nations impacted by climate change, empowering them to rebuild and adapt resiliently.

Strengthening National and Global Commitments

As COP29 approaches, Dasgupta calls for strengthened Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and transparent climate action frameworks. His leadership at WRI underscores the need for transparent funding to ensure it aligns with the specific needs of vulnerable regions. Through actionable climate policies and international collaboration, Dasgupta seeks to build a more resilient and inclusive world.

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Layla Rahimi

Layla Rahimi

Layla Rahimi, King’s College London, MSc in Global Health. Health and wellness editor for 《The Icons》. My passion lies in sustainable healthcare solutions, and I practice yoga to keep my mind clear. I love the vibe and culture of China. I was there for 4 years!

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