GLOBAL ALLIANCES
As a global network, Alliances for Climate Action connects member alliances to broaden and deepen the collective knowledge and capacity for collaborative climate work. As this shared knowledge grows, it is encouraging further creativity and innovation in climate action.
The Alliances also come together on the global stage to showcase the actions that their members are taking, inspire more climate action across the world and encourage national governments to be more ambitious.
WHERE CAN YOU FIND INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCES?
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MEXICO
More than 75 Mexican entities from two of the three largest metropolitan areas in the country (Guadalajara and Monterrey) have pledged to help the national government progress towards, and enhance, the country’s national climate goals. Together, they comprise leaders from state and local governments, academia, civil society and the private sector. The Mexican Alliance was launched in August 2018.
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JAPAN
Launched in July 2018, the Japan Climate Initiative includes more than 400 leaders from the private sector, local governments, faith institutions, and civil society organizations. All are committed to realizing a decarbonized society in Japan. Together, they represent over 30% of the country’s population and emissions.
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ARGENTINA
Launched in November 2018, Argentina’s coalition brings together cities, states, companies, producers, universities and civil society organisations committed to delivering and enhancing their country’s climate goals. Together, they represent more than 13 million citizens and over 30% of the nation’s economy.
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CHILE
Alianza para la Acción Climática Chile (ACA-Chile)
The Alliance for Climate Action Chile unites 27 cities, companies, universities, associations and civil society organizations committed to taking bold individual climate action and working collaboratively to pursue carbon neutrality in their country by 2050.
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BRAZIL
Aliança pela Ação Climática (ACA-Brazil)
Alliances for Climate Action-Brazil mobilizes 68 business leaders, investors, local and state authorities, religious entities, civil society organizations and youth. Together, ACA-Brazil aims to work with its members to achieve a resilient net zero society for all Brazilians
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UAE
The UAE Alliance for Climate Action mobilizes the whole of society by preparing organizations with the tools and knowledge to increase momentum for science-based targets, while collaborating as one voice to improve the policy environment to achieve the UAE’s net zero ambitions and the Paris Agreement.
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AUSTRALIA
Better Futures Australia (BFA) is a network of over 115 climate leaders from every sector of society and the economy – finance, business, resources, agriculture, health, faith communities, local and state governments, First Nations, unions, social services, the community sector and more. Signatories are committed to leading by example and working together to champion Australia’s transition to net zero emissions before 2050 and to collectively urge the Australian Federal Government to set emissions targets in line with the Paris Agreement.
GLOBAL CONVENING PARTNERS
- Mark Watts, Executive Director, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group
- Mark Watts, Executive Director, C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group
- Paul Simpson, CEO, CDP
- Paul Simpson, CEO, CDP
- Tasneem Essop, Executive Director, Climate Action Network - International (CAN)
- Tasneem Essop, Executive Director, Climate Action Network - International (CAN)
- Gabriel Baracatt, Executive Director, Fundación Avina.
- Gabriel Baracatt, Executive Director, Fundación Avina.
- Nigel Topping, CEO, WMB
- Nigel Topping, CEO, WMB
- Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, Leader, WWF's global climate and energy programme
- Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, Leader, WWF's global climate and energy programme