A blueprint to enhance United Nations collaboration with local and regional governments
The United Nations is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2020, under the shadows of a once-in-a-century pandemic, serious challenges to…
The United Nations is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2020, under the shadows of a once-in-a-century pandemic, serious challenges to…
Pittsburgh has become the poster child for how to transition from highly impacted industrial town to a healthy and vibrant…
ICLEI South Asia and CDKN organised a series of webinars on climate resilience and its various aspects, including urban and…
The consortium of implementing agencies for the CapaCITIES project have signed a Statement of Intent with the National Institute of…
By Rodrigo de Oliveira Perpetuo, Regional Director ICLEI South America Secretariat Read the original article in Portuguese. World Environment Day…
On the day that it was announced that COP26 will be postponed a full year because of the global COVID-19…
Theme: Celebrating the Biodiversity of India Terms and Conditions 1. Each participant can submit only one entry. 2. Soft copies…
By Himanshu Raj, Sustainable Mobility Officer and Dana Vigran, Senior Communications Officer Road traffic injuries are the tenth leading cause…
Local and regional governments are not waiting for their national governments to take climate action. In Japan, local governments have…
Tackling the climate emergency – a security, socioeconomic and environmental crisis – requires the unprecedented transformation of energy systems and…
The annual Climate Chance Summit in Accra, Ghana brought together thousands of subnational actors to discuss innovative ways to tackle climate change and create thriving, sustainable cities on the African continent. The event showcased and encouraged local government climate action on the ground and financing mechanisms to support these efforts.
Seoul is home to about 10 million citizens and is one of the most densely populated cities in the world….