Discover Resources for Collaborative Climate Action
The Resources database presents various case studies, analyses, guidelines and sourcebooks of best practices worldwide. These examples and references demonstrate how urban climate policies and sustainable urban development are being effectively designed and implemented through collaborative efforts. The showcased examples cover initiatives and projects of partner organisations and countries.
Webinar Summary: “Global Recovery: An Imperative for Multi-Level Governance”
23. October 2020/by Christian Deutschmeyer3rd Webinar: Collaborative Climate Action – Experiences from Local Leaders
12. October 2020/by Christian DeutschmeyerUrban October 2020: The Programme by GIZ
16. September 2020/by Christian DeutschmeyerSummary: 2nd Webinar on Local Climate Leadership 1 September 2020
16. September 2020/by Philip KochC40 Vertical Integration Guide
17. August 2020/by Christian DeutschmeyerSummary: Kick-off webinar on Local Climate Leadership 7 July 2020
9. July 2020/by Christian DeutschmeyerRecover Green – Higher NDC-Ambition through Collaborative Climate Action
8. July 2020/by Philip KochThree-part webinar series on “Local climate leadership in times of COVID-19″
29. June 2020/by Nora TeufelEnhancing Nationally Determined Contributions through Urban Climate Action
1. June 2020/by Nora TeufelInsight Brief: Engaging Subnational Governments in Climate Action
25. May 2020/by Philip KochWebinar: Supporting local climate action through the German National Climate Initiative
16. April 2020/by Philip KochClimate Chance 2019 Synthesis Report on Non-State Climate Action
27. February 2020/by Nora TeufelRenewables in Cities: 2019 Global Status Report
The report touches on various aspects of renewable energy in urban environments and outlines the distinct role of cities in the renewable energy transition.
26. February 2020/by Philip KochWebinar Recording: Higher NDC-Ambition through Collaborative Climate Action
The webinar offers different perspectives on increasing NDC-ambition through collaboration between government levels
11. February 2020/by Philip KochNetworking Event at WUF10: Localising Global Agendas – the Case of Collaborative Climate Action
24. January 2020/by Nora TeufelWebinar Recording: Higher NDC-ambition through Collaborative Climate Action
19. December 2019/by Philip KochNext Steps under the Paris Agreement and the Katowice Climate Package
11. December 2019/by Philip KochEntry Points to Support Collaborative Climate Action
A synthesis brief from the project Vertical Integration and Learning for Low-Emission Development in Africa and Southeast Asia.
11. December 2019/by Nora TeufelLocalising the 2030 Agenda through Integrated Urban Development
This report outlines 5 case stories about the successful adaptation and implementation of an integrated urban development approach for localising the 2030 Agenda
6. December 2019/by Philip KochURBANET
Visit our partner website URBANET for news and debates on local governance, sustainable urban development and decentralisation.
6. November 2019/by ahnenenkelA Sourcebook for Climate-Proof Urban Development
The Sourcebook addresses key issues at the interface of climate change and urban development.
5. November 2019/by ahnenenkelClimate Emergency – Urban Opportunity
4. November 2019/by ahnenenkelMulti-Level Climate Governance
This study bridges the gap between climate governance requirements and practical implementation under real life conditions.
31. October 2019/by Nora TeufelICCA2019 – Heidelberg Outcomes
The Heidelberg Outcomes offer lessons, levers and practical experiences with regard to implementation of Collaborative Climate Action in a multi-level approach.
30. October 2019/by Nora TeufelBlog of the IKI Alliance México
Visit the IKI Alliance México Blog to browse the knowledge products of the International Climate Initiative (IKI) project portfolio in Mexico.
5. October 2019/by ahnenenkelEnabling Subnational Climate Action through Multi-level Governance
Sharing experiences from the GIZ project VICLIM, Urban LEDS, ICLEI and UN-Habitat, this study showscases how successful multi-level governance looks in practice.
1. October 2019/by Nora Teufel