He visited Patagonia, Chile, and Antarctica where he stressed, in the backdrop of fast-melting ice, that "all this may be gone, and not in the distant future, unless we act, together now".75 In Antarctica, he launched the "Caring for Climate" initiative, convened by the UN Global Compact, the UNFCCC Secretariat and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), meant to galvanize also business leaders to generate solutions. In 2008, he formed his Climate Change Support Team (CCST), a small unit located inside the Executive Office of the Secretary-General, to provide political, analytical, strategic communication and outreach support on climate change. This team reported directly to the Secretary-General and, beginning in 2008, provided him with neutral, unbranded advice on engaging with Heads of State and Government, leaders from the corporate, finance and investor communities, religious faiths, the global scientific community and civil society. Both Summits attracted more than 100 Heads of State and Government and raised climate change to the top rungs of the global agenda. You need to set an agenda—a road map to a more secure climate future, coupled with a tight timeline that produces a deal by 2009".