The SME Climate Hub urges COP30 leaders to back policies unlocking green finance and incentives, helping small firms drive global net zero progress.

A collective of organisations representing more than six million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has called on world leaders at COP30 to drive forward inclusive support on climate action.

Letter signed by organisations representing more than six million small and medium businesses warns dearth of policy support risks them being left behind in net zero transition

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A new academic research report with Oxford, Cambridge and IUCA explores what policymakers can do to help, and which climate solutions work best for SMEs.

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Globally SMEs constitute approximately 90% of all businesses and provide seven out of 10 jobs in emerging economies, says Pamela Jouven, director at SME Climate Hub

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Clif Family Winery, the Napa Valley-based purveyor of organically farmed wine & small batch food, started their climate journey with a question: how could they reduce their carbon footprint while pres...

Building on the UN Climate Change High Level Champions’ Climate Proofing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Campaign, and the Drivers, Enablers and Challenges identified in 2024 we are looking to col...

Add your voice to the largest UK industry study of business progress on the journey to net zero. The UK Net Zero Business Census is an annual survey which creates a nationwide snapshot of how business...