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Climate Change

An estimated 70 percent of global greenhouse-gas emissions come from cities. Rapid urbanization is expected to continue, intensifying even further the energy use in the cities. Yet there is also an opportunity. Cities are also where the greatest energy efficiencies can take place. Learn more about how cities are tackling climate change – with innovative approaches to improving city management and service delivery, to encouraging green growth. 

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Deadline 2020: How Cities Will Get the Job Done (French)

  • Published On
    March 27, 2019
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    • Deadline 2020: How Cities Will Get the Job Done (French)

    An analysis of the contribution C40 cities can make to delivering the Paris Agreement objective of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees.

Deadline 2020: How Cities Will Get the Job Done (English)

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    March 27, 2019
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    • Deadline 2020: How Cities Will Get the Job Done (English)

    An analysis of the contribution C40 cities can make to delivering the Paris Agreement objective of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees.

Boosting subnational climate action through new climate governance

  • Topic
    Greenhouse Gases (GHG), Climate Action Planning, Policy and Governance
  • Published On
    March 12, 2019
  • Author(s)
    Chang Deng-Beck, Dana Vigran, Maryke van Staden and Jen Bogle ICLEI World Secretariat
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    • Boosting subnational climate action through new climate governance

    National, local and other subnational governments need to work together to track performance and implement effective, coordinated climate action, with the aim to progressively raise local, national and global ambitions. Linking national and subnational climate reporting is a key element for effective climate governance. This report is a snapshot of the targets, performance inventories, action plans and actions from the carbonn Climate Registry (cCR), of the most widely used subnational climate action reporting systems in the world.

Multilevel climate action: The path to 1.5 degrees

  • Topic
    Greenhouse Gases (GHG), Climate Action Planning
  • Published On
    December 03, 2018
  • Author(s)
    Chang Deng-Beck, Dana Vigran, Maryke van Staden, Alvaro Rojas Ferreira
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    • Multilevel climate action: The path to 1.5 degrees

    This is a synthesis report of data from the carbonn Climate Registry. It looks at subnational alignment with the 1.5-degree target, key climate hazards and how two-way dialogue and data-sharing can raise climate ambitions. Special attention is given to the importance of integrated Measuring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) systems, and how such systems can help coordinate, target and build support for climate initiatives.

Opportunity 2030: Benefits of Climate Action in Cities

  • Topic
    Climate Action Planning
  • Published On
    December 01, 2018
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    • Opportunity 2030: Benefits of Climate Action in Cities

    This reports provides an approach to quantify the benefits of city-level measures in buildings, transport and energy supply. Evidence from this research demonstrates socioeconomic and health-related benefits of climate actions, broadening current definitions of societal wellbeing for decision- and policymakers.

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