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COP31: Q&A: Ana Toni on the fossil-fuel transition roadmap

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Briefings

At COP31 in Belém, Brazil, Ana Toni, CEO of COP30, launched a roadmap to help countries assess fossil fuel dependence and plan their transition. The initiative, launched in November 2025, uses a readiness index and country archetypes to guide national strategies. Three major nations (France, Netherlands, Germany) have already developed national roadmaps. The roadmap aims to inform the UN process but operates independently, with the next key opportunity being the second Global Stocktake at COP33.

Key points

• The roadmap was launched in Belém, Brazil, on November 3, 2025, six days before COP31 opened.
• Three major countries (France, Netherlands, Germany) have already developed national roadmaps following the initiative.

Context

This briefing covers the COP31 event in Belém, Brazil, where Ana Toni, CEO of COP30, presented the Roadmap for Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels. The roadmap was launched in November 2025 and aims to help countries assess their fossil fuel dependence and plan their transition strategies.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the interview with Ana Toni at COP31 and mentions of three countries that have developed roadmaps. The roadmap operates independently of the UNFCCC, and the second Global Stocktake at COP33 is mentioned as the next key opportunity but lacks specific details on its timeline or outcomes.

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