September 12, 2018 | San Francisco, California, USA | Climate Change
Building the Global Groundswell: How Domestic Alliances Can Drive Greater Climate Action and Ambition Around the World
Invitation Only
The global climate action movement is growing and gaining traction. However, if we are to usher the new era of decarbonization and prosperity called for by the Global Climate Action Summit, global ambition needs to translate into greater local action. The climate action movement urgently needs to build more roots in nations around the world.
This event, hosted by the global partners of the Alliances for Climate Action (ACA) and the Stanley Center, will highlight the catalytic role that domestic alliances of companies, local and subnational governments, academia, and civil society—together known as non-Party actors—can play in accelerating climate action and championing opportunities for higher ambition in line with 1.5°C that directly address domestic development needs.
Representatives from the private sector, local government, academia, and civil society in Japan, Mexico, Argentina, South Africa, and Colombia will address why growing the base of climate action at the domestic level is needed, what role national multistakeholder coalitions can play to support NDC implementation and enhancement, and how domestic actors are joining forces in key geographies—through domestic coalitions and the global network of the ACA—to build the global groundswell of climate action.
Contact
Rei Tang
Program OfficerClimate Change
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