COP31 Antalya 2026 – Who Pays for the Green Transition – Climate Finance and Trade in Focus on 13 November – Be an Example – Environmental Protection

COP31 Antalya 2026 – Who Pays for the Green Transition ? Climate Finance and Trade in Focus on 13 November – Be an Example – Environmental Protection

On Friday, 13 November 2026, COP31 turns to Finance and Trade – the question that sits beneath every green transition: who pays for it, and how. Access to climate finance is one of the four main priorities of the Antalya edition.

The day gathers conversations on finance mechanisms for the circular economy, investment and credit lines for green projects, the part played by philanthropy and the private sector, and the links between trade, industry and climate goals. The full hour-by-hour agenda for the day is set out below.

The full agenda for 13 November 2026

Thematic Day : Finance and Trade

09:00 – EPR That Actually Collects: Three National Systems Compared ( Blue Zone – Circularity Stage )

10:00 – Insuring the Transition: Adaptation, Insurance and Zero Waste Districts ( Blue Zone – Zero Waste Forum Stage )

10:45 – A Credit Line for Circularity: EUR 120-150m and What It Buys ( Blue Zone – Circularity Stage )

11:10 – No Silver Bullet, No Time to Waste: Philanthropy as a Catalyst for Climate Action ( Blue Zone – Our Common Home Stage )

12:15 – Zero Waste in Action: Future of Textile with Grown Biofabric ( Blue Zone – Circularity Stage )

12:20 – Where Waste Climate Finance Should Go ( Blue Zone – Zero Waste Forum Stage )

12:30 – 27th International Children's Forum ( Green Zone – Zero Waste Hub )

13:30 – Launch: Waste-Free Sustainable Living with Women ( Blue Zone – Zero Waste Forum Stage )

13:30 – Green Finance for Circular Business ( Blue Zone – Our Common Home Stage )

14:00 – Climate Diplomacy With Young Leaders ( Blue Zone – Circularity Stage )

14:40 – Women Who Lead the Transition: Business for a Green Future ( Blue Zone – Zero Waste Forum Stage )

14:40 – Infrastructure for Life: Energy and Mobility in Sustainable Cities ( Blue Zone – Our Common Home Stage )

15:30 – Local action, lasting impact: Financing grassroot Zero waste ( Blue Zone – Circularity Stage )

16:00 – Carbon Removal in Zero Waste Districts: Turning Residual Materials into Removals, Avoided Emissions and Local Value ( Blue Zone – Zero Waste Forum Stage )

17:15 – From Africa's Cultural Heritage to Climate Action: Invisible Labour and Social Resilience ( Blue Zone – Circularity Stage )

The official COP31 negotiations continue in parallel in the Blue Zone.

Signed : InfoCons – Environmental Protection Department

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