Sybrig Smit specialises in tracking climate action and policies. She focuses on non-state and subnational climate action, including potential GHG impact assessments of climate targets set by cities, regions, companies and international initiatives. Sybrig holds a BSc in Future Planet Studies at the University of Amsterdam, with a specialisation in Human Geography, and a MSc in Sustainable Development at Utrecht University, with a specialisation in Energy and Materials. In her Master’s thesis, which she wrote in collaboration with NewClimate Institute, she developed a refined methodology to quantify the net GHG emissions reduction impact of global non-state and subnational action.  

Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025: Food and agriculture sector
Publication date 03 Jun 2025

The food and agriculture sector is responsible for nearly one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions, while also driving biodiversity...

Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2025: Methodology
Publication date 03 Jun 2025

The Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor (CCRM) methodology provides an assessment framework to evaluate the transparency and...

Input for the update of the SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard
Publication date 10 Apr 2025

A potential step forward – but only if key issues are addressed Several interrelated corporate climate standards are currently under...

Navigating regenerative agriculture in corporate climate strategies
Publication date 26 Sep 2024

From key emission reduction measure to greenwashing strategy The food and agriculture sector is responsible for approximately a third...

Net Zero Stocktake 2024
Publication date 23 Sep 2024

Regional governments key to next round of national carbon-cutting plans As the climate crisis accelerates, the Net Zero Tracker...

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