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SCOPE, GIZ discuss collaboration on sustainability, climate action

This partnership amis to achive SCOPE-GIZ’s shared vision to fortify technical capacities and support PSEs’ long-term climate and sustainability goals

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Follow PSU Watch on LinkedINNew Delhi: The Standing Conference of Public Enterprises (SCOPE) hosted a high-level meeting with the team of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) to strengthen collaboration on climate action and sustainability initiatives for Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs).

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The meeting was led by SCOPE's Director General Atul Sobti and attended by senior officials from SCOPE and GIZ, including Ulrike Ebeling, Country Director of GIZ India. Discussions focused on the continued partnership between the two organisations in supporting PSEs in areas such as climate mitigation, industrial decarbonisation, knowledge exchange and climate capacity building.

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During the deliberations, both sides also explored future strategic collaborations aimed at accelerating climate change mitigation efforts across PSEs. The partnership reflects the shared vision of SCOPE and GIZ to strengthen technical capabilities and support long-term sustainability and climate goals of public sector enterprises in India.

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