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Participated in WEF climate sessions calling for dramatically increased clean energy investment
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Gates participated in multiple sessions at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos in January 2019, presenting Goalkeepers SDG tracking data and discussing his growing climate investment portfolio through Breakthrough Energy Ventures. He used the Davos platform to call for dramatically increased private investment in climate innovation, meeting with heads of state and corporate leaders on the sidelines to encourage commitments to green technology R&D. Gates has been a regular annual Davos presence since 1996, using it to mobilize business leaders around global health and climate.
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