As the world grapples with the urgent need for sustainable development and combatting climate change, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has placed a spotlight on the crucial agenda of planning, collaboration, and financing in advancing the Energy Transition plan. This pivotal agenda acknowledges the interconnectedness of nations in addressing the global energy challenge and highlights the imperative for a unified approach. Planning stands at the forefront of the IPCC's agenda, emphasizing the necessity for comprehensive, long-term strategies that align with the Energy Transition plan. Nations are urged to develop robust roadmaps that integrate renewable energy sources, enhance energy efficiency, and transition away from fossil fuels. These plans must not only consider the environmental impact but also address socio-economic factors, ensuring a just and inclusive transition that leaves no one behind. Collaboration emerges as a key pillar in the IPCC's vision for advancing the Energy Transition. Recognizing the transboundary nature of climate change, the committee advocates for intensified cooperation among nations, fostering knowledge exchange, technology transfer, and joint research initiatives. Collaborative efforts are essential for scaling up renewable energy projects, sharing best practices, and building a collective resilience against the challenges posed by the transition. Financing emerges as the linchpin that can turn ambitious plans into actionable realities. The IPCC underscores the need for both public and private sector investment to fund innovative solutions and infrastructural developments. It calls for the creation of financial mechanisms that incentivize sustainable practices, attract investments in clean technologies, and support the most vulnerable nations in their transition journey. The committee brief highlights the urgency of the situation and the critical role the IPCC envisions for global collaboration in navigating the Energy Transition. It reinforces the understanding that concerted planning, collaboration, and financing are not just aspirations but prerequisites for a sustainable and resilient future. As the international community convenes to address this agenda, the world looks to the IPCC for guidance and leadership in steering the course towards a greener, more sustainable energy landscape. Come and join us for an incredible and thrilling experience at AMIMUN'24! The dates of the conferences are 19th, 20th and 21st January, 2024.