Cooperative climate initiative tracking

Cooperative Climate Initiatives (CCIs) are voluntary efforts undertaken jointly by multiple stakeholders (including non-State and/or governmental actors) working towards achieving a clearly defined climate-related goal shared by the stakeholders within the CCI.

CCIs are categorized as focusing on climate mitigation (directly or indirectly reducing greenhouse gases), climate adaptation and resilience (directly or indirectly fostering adaptation to the impacts of climate change) or a mix of both. Efforts take the form including forging coalitions, alliances, and networks; developing declarations, platforms, hubs or innovative solutions; producing and disseminating knowledge through publications and physical events; setting norms and standards; implementing local projects; establishing monitoring arrangements; training and building capacity; running awareness campaigns; lobbying governments; and creating new products or services.

For more information regarding how CCIs are tracked including registration of CCIs, please consult https://unfccc.int/climate-action/tracking-and-recognition/global-climate-action-portal#About.

Please note: The information presented here is based on 'as-reported' contributions provided by the initiatives and data partners and does not necessarily reflect the views or bear the endorsement of the UNFCCC Secretariat.