Interoperability after COP30: What’s next for global taxonomies

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Interoperability after COP30: What’s next for global taxonomies

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Interoperability after COP30: What’s next for global taxonomies

In this post-COP30 episode of The Path to Green: Taxonomies in Action, Gabriel speaks with Bridget Boulle (Climate Bonds Initiative) and Elodie Feller (UNEP FI) about what became one of the biggest themes in Belém: taxonomy interoperability.

They unpack why it dominated the COP30 agenda, how Brazil’s “Super Taxonomy” proposal shaped global discussions, and how the Taxonomy Roadmap Initiative is helping countries build taxonomies that align more easily.