The Local Government Climate Roadmap
Leading local government associations world-wide that represent communities around the globe, are driving the Local Government Climate Roadmap; a process that started during COP 13 in December 2007. The Roadmap advocates for a strong and comprehensive post-2012 global climate agreement, which recognizes key role of cities and local governments in climate protection, enabling them to fulfill this role.
The advocacy process of the Roadmap process culminated in their enormous presence at the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP 15) in Copenhagen, Denmark. Read more...
To learn more about the Local Government Climate Roadmap, follow the key components below.
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Prior, During and Post COP 15
- Top: Prior, During and Post COP 15 - a Local Government Report
COP15 was a crucial step in a two-year local government process of international climate negotiations and a record number of local government (LG) representatives attended the UN Climate Change Conference (COP15) in Copenhagen in December 2009. Many of these were present as part of the Local Government Climate Roadmap process, which began at the UN Climate Change Conference in Bali in 2007 (COP13). They came to advocate for the recognition of the work and role of thousands of LGs from around the globe in the fight against climate change.
Read the Full Report on LG advocacy activities at COP 15:
Prior, During and at Cop 15 - a Local Government Report!
Read more about LGs advocacy base at COP 15: The Local Government Climate LOUNGE, and local governments' advocacy activities at COP 15!
The City Climate Catalogue
The city of Copenhagen and ICLEI have launched a new virtual tool in the combat against climate change, the City Climate Catalogue. The catalogue shows the ambitious climate work of cities and local governments around the world, sending a strong message to the United Nations, national governments and other important actors around the globe. Read more at www.climate-catalogue.org
Click here to access the interactive map of the City Climate Catalogue (you need Adobe Flash Player to view this application).