This slide highlights global perceptions regarding whether governments have a clear plan to address climate change. India and several SE Asian countries show stronger agreement, while many Western nations fall below the global average of 31%. The chart visually contrasts country sentiments.

This slide contrasts the attitudes and actions between leadership and lagging organizations concerning climate change, focusing on their level of concern and active measures taken.

The slide examines the views of Millennials and Gen Z on the possibility of reversing climate change damage, comparing their levels of agreement and disagreement.

This slide discusses how Australian state governments are supporting landowners with land restoration and biodiversity efforts to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. It highlights different state initiatives and targets in the context of climate change.

The slide visually represents potential environmental tipping points globally as temperatures increase, like melting ice sheets and deforestation impacts. Useful for discussing the specific climate thresholds at which irreversible changes may occur.

Examines the role of climate change in future lives and the lack of significant action despite understanding the threat. The column chart compares behavioral changes regarding climate change between 2020 and 2021, showing the trends in public actions to mitigate environmental impact.

Examines the expected impact of climate change on business strategies and operations, detailing top climate issues affecting companies.

Outlines the pressures from governments, customers, investors, employees, and physical risks, pushing businesses to adopt decarbonization strategies.

The slide shows how agreement on climate change opportunities has increased in major economies, highlighting significant growth in China, France, and Brazil.

Discusses the low awareness of government plans to tackle climate change across different countries. The column chart presents survey data on public agreement with the statement that their government's plans are clear, comparing awareness levels across multiple markets.

This slide explains how climate change influences human health via rising temperatures, extreme weather, air quality degradation, and changes in vector-borne diseases. It outlines environmental, secondary, and health effects, from heatwaves and floods to cardiovascular issues, allergies, and infectious diseases. The diagram emphasizes cascading impacts across multiple domains.

The slide shows that CEOs are now more likely to acknowledge the advantages of climate change investments, including reputational benefits and new opportunities.

Discusses climate change and pollution's impact on wellbeing, and how urban planning can evolve to address these issues. The column chart shows survey data on how easy it is for people to walk to different locations. It highlights the need for better infrastructure to support walking and reduce pollution.

Compares public concerns about various global issues, with a focus on climate change, environment, growth and consumption, etc., across different countries and over time.

Provides a summary of global market averages on public perceptions of responsibility for climate change. The column chart shows survey data on agreement with statements regarding the roles of governments, businesses, and individuals in addressing climate change, highlighting areas of agreement and disagreement across markets.

Highlights public opinion on shared responsibility for combating climate change among individuals, businesses, and governments. The slide uses icons and text to present survey data showing high agreement that all parties need to take action to address climate change.

Highlights the importance of climate change in corporate strategy and investments, focusing on the top pressing issues and changes in sustainability investments.

Discusses the concept of a "just transition" in sustainability efforts and its varying importance across different countries.

The slide indicates low global confidence in national leadership on climate issues. Only a third of global respondents view their country as a world leader, with India topping the list. Many developed nations like Japan, Poland, and Hungary score very low in agreement.

Evaluates the adequacy of climate policies across multiple countries, highlighting those with sufficient ambition and those lacking. Useful for discussions on enhancing climate policy frameworks and sector-specific strategies to meet global climate goals.

The slide presents a heatmap of UBS AG's exposure to climate transition risks, categorizing various sectors based on their risk levels and financial exposure.

It discusses the increasing importance of climate risk, maturity of understanding among CROs, and key ways to integrate climate risks into risk management activities.

The slide highlights the balance between climate sustainability and socio-economic development in Indonesia's energy sector. It discusses the potential and utilization rates of various renewable energy sources, the forecasted population growth, and the expansion of electrification. The slide also addresses the need for non-renewable sources to support socio-economic development and the importance of sustainable electrification strategies.

Presents Canada's position in the global climate tech sector, showcasing investment in multiple emerging areas and the country's potential for leading in decarbonization.

Highlights Canada's leading position in various emerging climate tech sectors through investments. Includes data on global and Canadian investments, emphasizing Canada’s share of the global market in these sectors.

Illustrates the readiness of various climate tech solutions for market implementation, stressing the need for accelerated development and deployment of new technologies.

The slide outlines how green climate action can decouple GDP growth from emissions and energy consumption. It compares three scenarios for global economic growth and emissions trends up to 2050, showing the potential benefits of transitioning to renewable energy sources and improving energy efficiency.

Provides a detailed roadmap of UBS's climate action plans, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. Describes key milestones, including emission reductions, energy efficiency improvements, and carbon offset strategies.

Analysis of changing levels of public concern about the climate in various countries over time, showing trends and possible waning interest in some areas.

Compares companies' preparedness for climate change risk against natural hazard exposure.