Mapping Pathways to a Decarbonized Future

November 2024

As we approach COP29, global leaders are facing a critical question. How can we spark private sector action, moving beyond pledges to demonstrable progress? Two partners of the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation (PJMF), Open Supply Hub (OS Hub) and Climate TRACE are working to not only support companies on their path to sustainability, but also empower the civil society and public sector actors holding them accountable.

The two organizations believe that a decarbonized future is possible, but not without greater knowledge and aligned, targeted action.

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