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What innovations for the climate and sustainability transition?

UN Climate Change Global Innovation Hub, UNFCCC secretariat, Bonn 53173, Germany
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This article discusses seven categories of climate and sustainability innovations, differentiating between transformative and incremental ones, and proposes a systemic innovation framework that envisions the transformative climate and sustainability innovations needed. The framework reframes societal innovations: (i) from reactive, problem-solving, sector-based with technology neutrality, to proactive, vision-driven, need-based with products and services neutrality; (ii) from fragmented to integrated, with the combination of innovative technologies, policies, financial instruments, business models and cooperative approaches, products of the creative industry, and the educative system; and (iii) from closed to open ecosystem with radical collaboration. It also emphasizes mental transformations including metacognitive reframing as well as caring, sharing, and daring leadership.

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Technology Review for Carbon Neutrality
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Thioye M. What innovations for the climate and sustainability transition?. Technology Review for Carbon Neutrality, 2025, 1: 9550012. https://doi.org/10.26599/TRCN.2025.9550012

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Received: 09 April 2025
Revised: 13 April 2025
Accepted: 16 September 2025
Published: 21 October 2025
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