Tested in Estonia. Ready for the world.

Climate policy has moved from setting targets to meeting them. Delivering on the Global Goal on Adaptation, the latest national climate plans and the new climate finance goal will take practical tools, reliable data and investment.

Estonia is small, fast and digital. Partners come together quickly here, solutions are tested, and models that work are exported.

At COP31 in Antalya, Estonia is bringing ready-to-use solutions from its companies, organisations and researchers. They are already at work in our cities and countryside, in factories, fields and forests.

Ragn-Sells recovers critical raw materials from industrial waste, helping reduce Europe's dependence on imports. Utilitas already supplies Tallinn with district heating that comes nearly 90% from renewable sources. eAgronom helps farmers store carbon in soil, making it more resilient to drought. Kappazeta monitors farmland and clear-cuts from space. World Cleanup Day grew from an Estonian civic initiative into a UN-recognised international day that has mobilised more than 160 million people worldwide. Beyond tackling waste, the movement has shown how communities can organise quickly in a crisis, making societies more resilient.

These are just a few of the organisations in the Estonian business delegation at COP31. Together, they cover clean energy, the circular economy, agriculture, digital technology and environmental innovation. Applied more widely, solutions like these can help countries everywhere adapt to climate change and speed up the transition to a low-carbon economy.

We are looking for partners to bring these solutions to new markets. Visit the Estonian Pavilion in Antalya to explore how they could work in your country and help turn climate goals into real results.