The Global Commons Alliance Annual Report 2024-2025 is a summary of the incredible work that has been accomplished over the last year toward building a just world on a safe planet.

While COP30 outcomes may not be perfect, Belem has delivered in highlighting the need for systems approaches to change.

At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, Earth system experts from around the world convened on November 15 for the Official Side Event: ‘Justice and Wellbeing within Planetary Boundaries: Pathways for COP30’, hosted by Earth4All, Earth Commission and Global Commons Alliance.

The Global Artivism Convening 2025 brought together over 800 artists, activists and funders from around the world last week, culminating in a joint statement to world leaders at COP30.

What’s holding back the safe, just and systemic action needed to progress science-based pathways for climate policy?
This was the central theme of a discussion hosted by Global Commons Alliance, Earth4All and Earth Commission at the Planetary Science Pavilion in Belem at COP30.

The Global Commons Alliance is reshaping its membership structure to deepen relationships with partners and enable stronger, more effective collaboration toward a just world on a safe planet.

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On November 15 at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the Global Commons Alliance, Earth4All and Earth Commission hosted Official Side Event: ‘Justice and Wellbeing within Planetary Boundaries: Pathways for COP30’.

The Global Commons Alliance, partners and members – including Earth4All, Earth Commission, Future Earth, Nature Positive Initiative, Systems Change Lab and many more – were in Belém, Brazil, for the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), November 10-21, 2025. 

The Global Commons Alliance, partners and members – including Earth Commission, Science Based Targets Network and many more – will be in Belém, Brazil, for COP30 which takes place November 10-21.