{"id":61252,"date":"2024-05-13T09:47:05","date_gmt":"2024-05-13T07:47:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bcsdh.hu\/?p=61252"},"modified":"2024-05-14T09:50:17","modified_gmt":"2024-05-14T07:50:17","slug":"further-actions-for-high-level-cooperation-were-discussed-by-the-net-zero-advisory-board","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/bcsdh.hu\/en\/news\/further-actions-for-high-level-cooperation-were-discussed-by-the-net-zero-advisory-board\/","title":{"rendered":"Further actions for high-level cooperation were discussed by the Net Zero Advisory Board"},"content":{"rendered":"

What are the biggest challenges in achieving net zero goals? What kinds of collaborations and solutions can help meaningful progress and systemic changes? The Net Zero Advisory Board, established to promote the carbon neutrality of the Hungarian economy, had a meeting again.<\/p>\n

After the welcoming words of M\u00e1rta Ir\u00e9n, director of the BCSDH, as the host of the event held at the British ambassador’s residence, Matthew Kirlew<\/strong>, Head of Policy of British Embassy, greeted the participants and emphasized in his speech that they are still committed to the meaningful promotion of climate neutral actions in Hungary.<\/p>\n

At the platform bringing together several interested parties, Attila Chik\u00e1n Jr<\/strong>., the president of the Hungarian Business Council for Sustainable Development (BCSDH), emphasized the importance of action in his welcome speech, and that in addition to climate protection, adaptation must also play an increasingly important role.<\/p>\n

Csaba K\u0151r\u00f6si<\/strong>, the former president of the UN General Assembly, spoke about the beginning of a new era with solutions to our difficulties. In the period of wars and crises, it is a great challenge to achieve a sustainability turnaround and net zero goals. At the same time, more and more of the economic actors see that sustainable development, material and energy efficiency, the decreasing environmental footprint and social responsibility have become competitiveness factors.<\/p>\n

\u00dcrge-Vorsatz Di\u00e1na<\/strong>, az IPCC aleln\u00f6kek\u00e9nt felh\u00edvta a figyelmet arra, hogy megfelel\u0151 forr\u00e1sok \u00e1llnak m\u00e1r rendelkez\u00e9sre, hogy l\u00e9nyegi l\u00e9p\u00e9seket tegy\u00fcnk glob\u00e1lisan a helyzet megold\u00e1s\u00e1ra, azonban j\u00f3l kell ezeket a forr\u00e1sokat elosztani \u00e9s felhaszn\u00e1lni. A m\u00falt \u00e9v v\u00e9gi COP28 Kl\u00edmacs\u00facs pedig val\u00f3ban nagy el\u0151rel\u00e9p\u00e9s volt, hiszen itt sz\u00fcletett d\u00f6nt\u00e9s a fosszilis t\u00fczel\u0151anyagok kivezet\u00e9s\u00e9r\u0151l.<\/p>\n

Di\u00e1na \u00dcrge-Vorsatz, prof. dr<\/strong>., as vice chari of the IPCC, drew attention to the fact that adequate resources are already available to take essential steps to solve the situation globally, but these resources must be distributed and used well. And the COP28 Climate Summit at the end of last year was really a big step forward, since it was here that the decision was made to phase out fossil fuels.<\/p>\n

Orsolya Di\u00f3f\u00e1si-Kov\u00e1cs<\/strong>, PhD, Associate Professor at Corvinus University of Budapest and P\u00e9ter Csipes at S.T.I. Managing Director of Hungary in his presentation on behalf of the Hungarian Logistics, Procurement and Inventory Society (MLBKT), “What can the logistics sector do to achieve net zero goals?” entitled, gave an insight into the challenges and next steps that await the sector in Hungary.<\/p>\n

The participants agreed that the financing of the transition is a key issue.<\/strong> The resources are available, they just need to be realigned.<\/p>\n

The board, which from now on meets twice a year, was represented by all its organizations and shared future goals and plans with the other members, where several points of connection and joint cooperation were outlined.<\/p>\n

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Participants of the Board meeting:<\/strong><\/p>\n