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Marine Global Earth Observatory MarineGeo |
equally adaptation & mitigation |
oceans and coastal zones |
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https://marinegeo.si.edu/,https://marinegeo.github.io/ |
2012 |
MarineGEO is pioneering a collaborative network of worldwide coastal research partners to catalog the world’s coastal marine life, understand
how and why it’s changing, and the consequences of change for people. TMON directs and coordinates these research efforts and recruits new
partners around the world. |
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[Establish 20 sites by 2020 through strategic partnerships] |
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["United States of America (the)", "Belize", "Panama", "Canada", "Hong Kong", "Australia", "Portugal", "Peru"] |
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[Smithsonians Tennenbaum Marine Observatories Network (TMON)]_ing_int |
{"ing": ["Smithsonians Tennenbaum Marine Observatories Network (TMON)"], "edu": ["Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) Chesapeake Bay", "Smithsonian Marine Station (SMS) Indian River Lagoon", "Smithsonian Caribbean Coral Reef Ecosystems Program (CCRE)", "Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB) and MarineGEO Hawaii", "Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) Bocas del Toro Station", "The Hakai Institutes Calvert Ecological Observatory (HICEO)", "San Francisco State Universitys Estuary & Ocean Science Center (EOS Center)", "Texas A and M University Corpus Christi (TAMUCC)", "University of Hong Kongs Swire Institute of Marine Science (HKU SWIMS)", "University of Tasmania Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies", "Marine and Environmental Sciences Centre (MARE Madeira)", "Biodiversity Monitoring and Assessment Program (BMAP)", "University of Washington Friday Harbor Labs", "Canning Clode Lab"]} |
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ccid_0406 |
World Flora Online |
Nature-based solutions |
land use |
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http://www.worldfloraonline.org/ |
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The World Flora Online will be an open-access, Web-based compendium of the world’s plant species. It will be a collaborative, international project, building upon existing knowledge and published floras, checklists and revisions but will also require the collection and generation of new information on poorly know plant groups and plants in unexplored regions.
The project represents a major step forward in developing a consolidated global information service on the world’s flora. |
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[Meet Target 1 of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation (GSPC) of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity calling for an online flora of all known plants; Create an open access, web based compendium of the world's 400 000 species of vascular plants and mosses by 2020] |
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["Canada", "United States of America (the)", "Panama", "Nicaragua", "Brazil", "Mexico", "China", "South Africa", "Turkey", "Australia", "Madagascar", "Nepal", "Kenya", "Tanzania, United Republic of", "Uganda", "Rwanda", "Mozambique", "Burundi", "Zambia", "Malawi", "Mauritius", "Seychelles", "Zimbabwe", "R\u00e9union", "Belize", "Guatemala", "El Salvador", "Honduras", "Benin", "C\u00f4te d'Ivoire", "Ghana", "Guinea", "Guinea-Bissau", "Nigeria", "Sierra Leone", "Togo", "Cameroon", "Central African Republic (the)", "Chad", "Congo (the Democratic Republic of the)", "Congo (the)", "Equatorial Guinea", "Sao Tome and Principe", "Switzerland"] |
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[Missouri Botanical Garden]_edu_usa,[New York Botanical Garden]_edu_usa,[Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh]_edu_gbr,[Royal Botanic Garden Kew]_edu_gbr |
{"edu": [" Landcare Research", "Meise Botanic Garden", "Botanic Garden and Botanical Museum Berlin Dahlem (DCPS)", "Australian Biological Resources Study", "Botanical Research Institute of Texas", "Conservatoire et Jardin Botaniques", "Core Facility Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna", "Euro Med Plantbase", "Flora Iberica Project", "Flora Malesiana Foundation", "Flora of North America Association", "Forest Research Institute Malaysia", "Institute of Botany at Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic", "Institute of Botany at Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences", "Institute of Botany at Chinese Academy of Sciences", "Institute of Botany at Slovak Academy of Sciences", "Instituto de Botanica Darwinion", "Instituto de Ecologia AC", "Instituto de Pesquisas Jardim Botanico do Rio de Janeiro", "Instituto Nacional de Ciencia e Tecnologia (INCT)", "Komarov Institute of Botany at Russian Academy of Sciences", "Korea National Arboretum", "Kunming Institute of Botany at Chinese Academy of Sciences", "Missouri Botanical Garden", "Museum National d Histoire Naturelle", "National Biodiversity Institute of Costa Rica (INBio)", "National Botanical Research Institute National Herbarium of Namibia", "Natural History Museum", "Naturalis Biodiversity Center", "Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh", "Royal Botanic Garden Kew", "South African National Biodiversity Institute", "Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History", "Species 2000 Catalogue of Life", "The New York Botanical Garden", "Nezahat Gokvigit Botanic Garden Resimli Flora Turkiye Project", "Botany Department of Trinity College Dublin", "Tsittsin Main Botanic Garden", "Universidad Nacional de Colombia"], "ing": ["European Botanic Gardens Consortium", "Global Biodiversity Information Facility"], "dng": ["Leon Levy Native Plant Preserve Bahamas National Trust"], "ngv": ["Singapore Botanic Gardens National Parks Board"]} |
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ccid_0357 |
Global Initiative for Resource-Efficient Cities |
equally adaptation & mitigation |
human settlements |
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https://resourceefficientcities.org/ |
2012 |
GI-REC is a cooperation platform offered by UN Environment to connect many different institutions that are using systems approaches (specifically urban metabolism and morphology approaches) towards building low-carbon, resilient, and resource efficient cities. Using UN Environment’s convening ability, the Initiative distinguishes itself from other city sustainability activities by building on existing city networks, and having a sustainable consumption and production entry point to assist cities with realizing the economic, social and environmental benefits of resource efficiency. |
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["Brazil", "Belgium", "Philippines (the)", "South Africa", "China", "Peru", "Colombia"] |
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[United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)]_ior_int |
{"sgv": ["Brussels Environnement", "ICLEI", "League of Cities of the Phillipines", "Programa cidades sustentaveis", "Sustainable Healthy Cities Network", "World Council for City Data"], "ngv": ["China-Asean Environmental Cooperation Center (Caec)", "The French Ministry For Ecological Transition"], "edu": ["Center for Strategic Studies and Management Science Technology and Innovation (CGEE)", "International Institute For Environment And Development (Iied)", "Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)", "Sustainability institute", "University of Sheffield"], "ing": ["Cities Alliance", "Ecocity Builders", "International Initiative for a Sustainable Built Environment"], "oth": ["Energies 2050", "Metabolism of Cities"], "ior": ["United Nations Environment Programme", "United Nations Habitat"]} |
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ccid_0280 |
Urban-LEDS project |
equally adaptation & mitigation |
human settlements |
https://climateaction.unfccc.int/views/cooperative-initiative-details.html?id=148 |
http://climateinitiativesplatform.org/index.php/Urban-LEDS_project |
https://urban-leds.org/ |
2012 |
With the increased demand for energy and other services in urban areas driven by rapid population growth, human activities are a growing proportion of global greenhouse gas emissions contributing to climate challenge. We need global action that will substantially contribute to the Paris Agreement climate targets, to stay well below 1.5 degrees Celsius. The Urban-LEDS II project helps local governments to implement integrated low emission and resilient development by offering guidance, tools, and technical assistance; mobilizing cities to commit to the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy (GCoM); exploring access to financing; and supporting multilevel governance. The project will also support the improvement of effective monitoring and reporting systems through an integrated MRV (Measuring, Reporting, and Verifying) process, vital to tracking progress and accelerating climate action within cities. Local governments’ planning and implementation of climate action will not only lead to regional benefits, but will also support national climate action plans that effectively contribute to global climate change mitigation and adaptation, and also provide access to secure, affordable, and sustainable energy. |
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["Portugal", "Italy", "Germany", "Poland", "Slovakia", "Latvia", "Romania", "Spain", "Denmark", "Hungary", "Ireland", "India", "Bangladesh", "Rwanda", "South Africa", "Brazil", "Colombia", "Kosovo"] |
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[United Nations Habitat]_ior_int,[ICLEI]_sgv_int |
{"sgv": ["Almada", "Bologna", "Helsinki", "Hannover", "Warsaw", "Bratislava", "Riga", "Alba lulia", "Madrid", "Aalborg", "Budapest", "Cork", "Larissa", "Narayanganj", "Rajshahi", "Singra", "Sirajgan", "Faridpur", "Mongla", "Belo Horizonte", "Betim", "Curitiba", "Porto Alegre", "Rio de Janeiro", "Sorocaba", "Cartago", "Ibague", "Manizales", "Santiago de Cali", "The Metropolitan Area of the Aburr\u00e1 Valley", "T\u00f3paga", "Valledupar", "Nagpur", "Rajkot", "Thane", "Coimbatore", "Gwalior", "Panaji", "Pimpri-Chinchwad", "Shimla", "Balikpapan", "Bogor", "Bontang", "Kabupaten Bogor", "Tanggerang Selatan (South Tangerang)", "Tarakan", "Pakse", "Kaysone Phomvihane", "Outhoumphone", "Songkhone", "Sanasomboun", "Bachiangchaleunsouk", "Huye", "Kigali", "Muhanga", "Nyagatare", "District of Musanze", "Rubavu", "Rusizi", "KwaDukuza", "Steve Tshwete", "Mogale City", "Nelson Mandela Bay", "Overberg District Municipality", "Saldanha Bay", "Sol Plaatje", "uMhlathuze"]} |
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ccid_0209 |
Clean Climate & Air Coalition |
mainly mitigation |
industry, human settlements |
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https://ccacoalition.org/en |
2012 |
The Climate and Clean Air Coalition is a voluntary partnership of governments, intergovernmental organizations, businesses, scientific institutions and civil society organizations committed to improving air quality and protecting the climate through actions to reduce short-lived climate pollutants.The Coalition focuses on four key strategies to achieve real and ambitious benefits for the climate and clean air: • Enabling transformative actionby providing knowledge, resources, and technical and institutional capacity to act• Mobilising support for actionthrough advocacy at all levels of government, the private sector and civil society• Increasing the availability of and access to financial resources to support the successful implementation at scale• Enhancing scientific knowledgeto help decision-makers scale up action and promote the multiple benefits of action |
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2.4 million avoided premature deaths annually from outdoor air pollution |
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0,6 degree Celsius avoided warming by 2050; 52 million tonnes of avoided crop loses |
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["Bangladesh", "Peru", "Viet Nam", "Benin", "None", "Ghana", "Kenya", "Mali", "Nigeria", "Rwanda", "Togo", "Zimbabwe", "Argentina", "Colombia", "Ethiopia", "Jordan", "South Africa", "Tanzania, United Republic of", "Cambodia", "India", "Philippines (the)", "Brazil", "Nepal", "Indonesia", "Maldives", "Viet Nam", "Chile", "Uganda", "Poland", "Guatemala", "None", "Mexico"] |
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{"ior": ["African Union Commission", "ECOWAS", "ADB", "EIB", "FAO", "IICA", "IDB", "ICIMOD", "NEFCO", "OECD", "REC", "UN-Habitat", "UNDP", "UNECE", "UNEP", "UNIDO", "World Bank", "WHO", "WMO"], "ngv": ["Laos", "Peru", "Argentina", "Bangladesh", "Eswatini", "Ethiopia", "Liberia", "Maldives", "Philipines", "Poland", "Russian Federation", "Mali", "Rwanda", "Benin", "Mexica", "Spain", "Burkina Faso", "Moldova", "Cambodia", "Ghana", "Mongolia", "Guinea", "Morocco", "Thailand", "Central African Republic", "India", "Togo", "Chad", "Iraq", "New Zealand", "Ukraine", "Chile", "Ireland", "Niger", "United Arab Emirates", "Colombia", "Israel", "Nigeria", "United Kingdom", "Congo", "Costa Rica", "Pakistan", "Urugay", "Cote d'Ivoire", "Jordan", "Panama", "Vietnam", "Kenya", "Paraguay", "Zimbabwe", "Dominican Republic", "Republic of Korea"], "dng": ["ARASMIN", "ABRELPE", "CENN", "GURDA"], "edu": ["AIT", "CEID Colombia", "CCAP", "CSE", "Centro Marion Molina Chile", "EvK2CNR Committee", " I4CE", " IEMA", " IGES", " IGSD", " ICCT", " ICCI", " IISD", "MCE2", "SEI", " TERI", " WRI", " Wuppertal Institute"], "ing": ["Bellona Foundation", "CEDHA", "Clean Air Fund", "CATF", "Earthjustice", "ECI", "EDF", "EIA", "FIA Foundation", "Global LPG partnership", "ICLEI", " IUAPPA", " NRDC", " REDDA-NESDA", "Oxfam", " GAHP", " TERRE Policy Centre", " Vital Strategies", "Youth Climate Lab"], "bus": ["BSR", "CDP", "Clean Cooking Alliance", "CMIA", "ClimateWorks Foundation", "GMI", "GLOBE Foundation", " ICCP", "ISWA", " Smart Freight Centre", "UTIP", " World Green Building Council"], "oth": ["C40", "Clean Air Asia", "CAI", "ISA", "INECE", " Swisscontact"], "edi": [" IASS"]} |
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ccid_0149 |
EverGreen Agriculture Partnership |
equally adaptation & mitigation |
land use |
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http://evergreenagriculture.net/evergreen-agriculture-partnership/ |
2012 |
The EverGreen Agriculture Partnership (EVAP) is a collective of organizations and with a shared vision of agricultural systems that can sustain a productive green cover on the land throughout the year, for the benefit of the land and livelihoods of smallholder farmers around the world.Our vision is to use EverGreen Agriculture systems to increase food and nutritional security and resilience while enabling climate change adaptation and mitigation across Africa. Our objective is to support information needs, provide capacity building and knowledge generation to assist nations around the globein scaling up Evergreen Agriculture. to achieve this were:
Providing technical support to policy, scientific and scaling-up institutions on the adoption of relevant innovations; Building scientific research partnerships to address key knowledge gaps and issues to overcome the barriers for more rapid scaling-up; Supporting the mainstreaming of EverGreen Agriculture into the programmes of the community of United Nations organizations and development banks; Building support for greater scaling up and impact as well as into regional and sub-regional organizations; Building partnerships with non-government organizations and strengthening their technical capacity to support the spread of EverGreen Agriculture |
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[Emissions of 1.6 to 3.5 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent were mitigated per hectare annually] |
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Currently, 25 countries are now engaged in EverGreen Agriculture.In Western Kenya, 70% of farmers who took up agroforestry practices benefited from environmental sustainability, primarily soil erosion control |
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["Kenya", "Ethiopia", "Uganda", "None", "Rwanda", "Burundi", "South Sudan", "Senegal", "Mali", "Niger (the)", "Chad", "Burkina Faso", "Ghana", "Nigeria", "Zambia", "Malawi", "Zimbabwe", "Mozambique", "South Africa", "India", "Bangladesh", "Sri Lanka", "Viet Nam", "Philippines (the)"] |
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[World Agroforestry Centre]_ing_ken,[International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF)]_edu_ken,[World Vision International]_ing_int,[World Vision Australia]_ing_aus,[The World Resource Institute]_ing_int |
{"ing": ["World Agroforestry Centre", "World Vision International", "World Vision Australia", "The World Resource Institute", "The African Forest Forum", "Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)", "Total LandCare (TLC)"], "edu": ["International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF)", " Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS)", "International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT)"], "ior": ["New Partnership for Africa\u2019s Development (NEPAD)", "World Bank", "Food and Agriculture Organisation for the United Nations (FAO)", "Global Environment Facility (GEF)", "United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD)"], "ngv": ["Norad", "Government of Flanders International Cooperation Agency", "TerrAfrica", "Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR)"], "oth": ["Farmer managed natural regeneration (FMNR)"], "bus": ["Du Pont Pioneer", "National Farmers Union of England and Wales"]} |
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CCAC: Phasing Down Climate Potent HFCs |
mainly mitigation |
human settlements, energy, industry |
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http://climateinitiativesplatform.org/index.php/CCAC:_Phasing_Down_Climate_Potent_HFCs_/_HFCs_Initiative |
http://www.ccacoalition.org/en/initiatives/hfc |
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Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are potent greenhouse gases used as alternatives to ozone-depleting substances (ODS) being phased out under the Montreal Protocol. Atmospheric observations show that the volume of HFCs in the atmosphere is increasing rapidly, about 10-15% per year. Significant growth in HFC use is expected in developing countries because of population growth, rapid urbanization, electrification and changing consumer patterns. The increased use of refrigerants will also result in increased energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. If no measures are taken, it is estimated that HFCs will amount to 9-19% of total CO2 emissions by 2050. The HFC Initiative has brought together governments, the private sector, and intergovernmental organizations to disseminate information on and strategies for developing, deploying, and promoting climate-friendly technologies. Capacity building activities, including technology conferences and exhibitions, interactive partner tools, and case studies, have increased knowledge of more sustainable technologies that are available in a number of sectors, including refrigeration and air conditioning, as well as provided information on policies that promote development and deployment of these alternatives. |
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[By 2025: efforts to reduce global emissions from refrigerant servicing by 30-50%] [Total mitigation goal by 2030: 3800 MtCO2e/yr] from CIP website |
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[The initial goal was to adopt an ambitious amendment to the Montreal Protocol to phasedown HFCs. This goal has been achieved in 2016.] CIP |
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["Kyrgyzstan", "Viet Nam", "Bahamas (the)", "Cambodia", "Jordan", "Maldives", "Mongolia", "South Africa", "Bangladesh", "Chile", "Ghana", "Colombia", "Indonesia"] |
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[Australia]_ngv_aus,[Bangladesh]_ngv_bgd,[Canada]_ngv_can,[Central African Republic]_ngv_caf,[Chile]_ngv_chl,[Colombia]_ngv_col,[Cote d'Ivoire]_ngv_civ,[Denmark]_ngv_dnk,[Dominican Republic]_ngv_dom,[European Commission]_ngv_int,[Finland]_ngv_fin,[France]_ngv_fra,[Germany]_ngv_deu,[Ghana]_ngv_gha,[United States of America]_ngv_usa |
{"ngv": ["Ireland", "Italy", "Japan", "Jordan", "Kenya", "Liberia", "Maldives", "Mexico", "Netherlands", "New Zealand", "Nigeria", "Norway", "Peru", "Poland", "Sweden", "United Kingdom", "Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)", "Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA)"], "edu": ["Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development (IGSD)", "Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS)", "Centro Studi Galileo (CSG)"], "ior": ["United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)", "United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)", "World Bank", "United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)"], "ing": ["ClimateWorks Foundation"], "bus": ["International Climate Change Partnership (ICCP)", "Air-Conditioning Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI)", "Alliance for Responsible Atmospheric Policy", "Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)", "Australian Refrigeration Association (ARA)", "Chemours", "Coca-Cola Company", "European Partnership for Energy and the Environment (EPEE)", "Honeywell", "Ingersoll Rand", "North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council (NASRC)", "Refrigerants Australia", "Refrigerants Naturally", "shecco"], "dng": ["International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT)", "Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)", "TERRE Policy Centre", "CLASP"]} |
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Mitigating SLCPs from the Municipal Solid Waste Sector |
mainly mitigation |
human settlements |
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http://climateinitiativesplatform.org/index.php/CCAC:_Waste,_Mitigating_SLCPs_from_the_Municipal_Solid_Waste_Sector |
http://www.ccacoalition.org/en/initiatives/waste |
2012 |
There are proven solutions to improve waste management practices that will reduce emissions from the sector and lead to cleaner, more sustainable cities. The Climate and Clean Air Coalition’s Municipal Solid Waste Initiative works with a network of cities around the world to advance waste sector mitigation practices in three key areas: Organic Waste Diversion: Minimizing the food waste sent to landfills to reduce methane generation and to avoid significant costs incurred by developing or expanding landfills to accommodate excess waste; Landfill Gas Capture and Use: Capturing landfill gas to prevent methane from entering the atmosphere and contributing to local smog and global climate change; Open Waste Burning Prevention: Promoting alternatives to open burning to reduce black carbon emissions and to prevent the release of cancer-causing compounds and other toxic substances. |
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[Eliminate 589 tonnes of CO2 by 2030] |
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- Reduce by 10% the amount of untreated organics being disposed in landfills in cities participating in CCAC MSWI by 2025.
- Eliminate open burning in all the cities participating in CCAC MSWI by 2025
- By December 2015, 50 cities globally will commit to develop and implement quantifiable plans of action to reduce SLCPs from the waste sector by 2020, with support from national and partner city governments;
- By December 2020, expand the global city network to reach an additional 100 cities to build capacity and utilize the networks tools and resources to mainstream SLCP-considerations in waste management practices;
- The initial 150 cities that join the initiative by 2020 will motivate and lead to up to 1,000 cities undertaking action by communicating, sharing, disseminating, mentoring, and scaling around the world their own successful best practices, supported by partners. |
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["Brazil", "Burkina Faso", "Cambodia", "Cameroon", "Chile", "Colombia", "Congo (the Democratic Republic of the)", "Costa Rica", "C\u00f4te d'Ivoire", "Dominican Republic (the)", "Ecuador", "Ethiopia", "Ghana", "India", "Indonesia", "Japan", "Jordan", "Kenya", "Lao People's Democratic Republic (the)", "Madagascar", "Malaysia", "Mali", "Mexico", "Montenegro", "Myanmar", "Nigeria", "Panama", "Peru", "Philippines (the)", "Romania", "Senegal", "Serbia", "Sierra Leone", "South Africa", "Tanzania, United Republic of", "Thailand", "Togo", "Uganda", "United States of America (the)", "Viet Nam", "Eswatini", "Argentina", "Guatemala"] |
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[C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group]_sgv_usa,[Canada]_ngv_can,[Congo, Democratic Republic of]_ngv_cod,[Japan]_ngv_jpn,[International Solid Waste Association]_ing_nld,[Mexico]_ngv_mex,[United States of America]_ngv_usa,[UN Environment Programme]_ior_int,[Kabakoo Africa]_dng_mli |
{"bus": ["A2A Group SPA", "Abt Associates", "Associacao Brasileira de Empresas de Limpeza Publica e Residuos Especiais (ABRELPE)", "Bluefield", "Eastern Research Group", "SCS Engineers"], "sgv": ["Abidjan", "Accra", "Addis Ababa", "Al Karak", "Al Wasatiyah", "Aligarh", "Amman", "Antananarivo", "Arequipa", "Backi Petrovac", "Bangkok", "Bangui", "Barranquilla", "Battambang", "Bijeljina", "Blantyre", "Boras", "Brasilia", "Buenos Aires", "Bushenyi Ishaka", "Butembo", "Cali", "Cancun (Benito Juarez)", "Cebu", "Cicevac", "Coimbatore", "Concepcion", "Copenhagen", "Cordoba", "Cotonou", "Cuenca", "Curitiba", "Dakar", "Dar es Salaam", "Dhaka North", " Cameroon", " India", "eThekwini (Durban)", "Fes", "Freetown", "Greater Irbid", "Greater Male", "Herceg Novi", "Ho Chi Minh", "Isasi", "Jakarta", "Johannesburg", "Kazma", "Kitakyushu", "Krusevac", "Kumanovo", "La Chorrera", "La Union", "Lagos", "Lahore", "Lapovo", "Lima", "Lome", "Manaus", "Map Ta Phut", "Mbarara", "Medan", "Medellin", "Metropolitan Area of the Valley of Aburra (AMVA)", "Montevideo", "Nairobi", "Naucalpan", "New York", "Nova Odessa", "Novi Sad", "Ntungano", "Ougadougou", "Panaji", "Panvel", "Penang State", "Phitsanulok", "Porto Novo", "Puerto Morelos", "Puerto Varas", "Pune", "Queretaro", "Quezon City", "Quintana Roo State", "Quito", "Rayong", "Rio de Janeiro", "Rukungiri", "Sahab", "Salvador", "San Diego", "San Francisco", "San Pedro", "Sanaa", "Santos", "Sao Luis", "Sao Paulo", "Seberang Perai", "Siem Reap", "Sikasso", "South Delhi", "Stockholm", "Surabaya", "Temerin", "Toluca", "Tshwane (Pretoria)", "Tunis", "Tyre", "Umea", "Varanasi", "Varvarin", "Vienna", "Vientiane", "Vina del Mar", "Vrbas", "Yangon"], "ing": ["Asian Institute of Technology", "Center for Clean Air Policy", "Centro de Gestion Tecnologica e Informatica Industrial", "Earthjustice", "Gevalor", "Institute for Global Environmental Strategies", "WASTE advisers on urban environment and development", "World Biogas Association", "Global Environment Centre Foundation (GEC)"], "ngv": ["Ministry of Environment and Forestry", "Bangladesh", "Chile", "Cote d'Ivoire", "Ethiopia", "Germany", "Ghana", "Jordan", "Kenya", " Republic of", "Liberia", "Maldives", "Netherlands", "Nigeria", "Peru", "Sweden", "Viet Nam", "Zimbabwe"], "inv": ["European Investment Bank", "Inter American Development Bank", "World Bank"], "dng": ["Network of Associations of Local Authorities of SouthEast Europe", "Serbian Solid Waste Association", "Kabakoo Africa"], "edu": ["TERRE Policy Centre", "The Energy and Resources Institute"], "ior": ["UN Habitat", "United Nations Centre for Regional Development (UNCRD)"]} |
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SEforAll: Global Energy Efficiency Accelerator Platform |
mainly mitigation |
energy |
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https://www.seforall.org/global-energy-efficiency-accelerator-platform |
2012 |
Doubling the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency by 2030 is an underlying target of Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7). In 2014, Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL) launched the Global Energy Efficiency Accelerator Platform to help realize this objective. It does so by driving action and commitments by national and sub-national leaders at the country, city, state, region or sector level. The platform defines common elements between each of its accelerators, such as governance, performance metrics, reporting requirements, commitment management, policies, resources and tools as well as public and private sector financial support. The individual accelerators focus on specific energy efficiency sectors such as buildings, lighting, appliances, district energy systems, industry and transportation. |
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["Germany", "Belgium", "United States of America (the)", "Turkey", "France", "Switzerland", "Japan", "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the)", "Mexico", "Ireland", "Netherlands (the)", "India", "Denmark"] |
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[SE4All]_ing_int,[SE4All: Energy Efficiency Hub]_ing_int,[Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency]_ing_dnk |
{"ior": ["Inter American Development Bank", "European Bank for reconstruction and Development", "African Development Bank", "United Nations Foundation", "United Nations Development Programme", "United Nations Environment Programme", "The World Bank", "UNIDO", "Asia Development Bank"], "bus": ["Osram", "International District Energy Association", "Arcelik", "Veolia", "EMPower Energy Solutions", "ABB", "Mabe", "Johnson Controls", "Philips", "International Copper Association", "Global Fuel Economy Initiative", "Danfoss"], "ing": ["Euroheat and Power", "The Energy Conservation Centre ECCJ", "Fia Foundation", "4E Energy Efficient End use Equipment", "bigEE", "Accenture", "En.Lighten", "Global Environmental Facility", "Institute for Industrial Productivity", "Topten International Services", "Clasp"], "oth": ["International Energy and Climate Initiative "], "dng": ["Natural Resources Defense Council"], "edu": ["Teri", "World Resources Institute"]} |
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Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme |
equally adaptation & mitigation |
land use, water, human settlements, energy |
https://climateaction.unfccc.int/views/cooperative-initiative-details.html?id=4 |
http://climateinitiativesplatform.org/index.php/Adaptation_for_Smallholder_Agriculture_Programme |
https://www.ifad.org/en/asap |
2012 |
The Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme (ASAP) channels climate finance to smallholder farmers so they can access the information, tools and technologies that will help build their resilience to climate change. Launched by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) in 2012, ASAP has become the largest global financing source dedicated to supporting the adaptation of poor smallholder farmers to climate change, with committed funding of US$316.2 million. Since inception of the programme in September 2012, 42 ASAP-supported projects were approved by the IFAD Executive Board, committing an amount of US$292.6 million from the ASAP trust fund to concrete actions that help smallholder farmers adapt to the impacts of climate change. It's the world's largest climate change adaptation programme focused on smallholder farmers. As of August 2018, all 42 projects have signed government agreements; 37 approved projects have started disbursement, totalling US$80 million; US$292.6 million channelled to at least eight million smallholder farmers to build their resilience to climate-related shocks and stresses. |
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[80 million tons of GHG emissions avoided or sequestered] |
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[Increase climate resilience for 8 million smallholder household members, including 4 million women and girls; Engage 1200 individual and community groups and institutions engaged in climate risk management, environment and natural resource management or disaster risk reduction activities; Increase water efficiency or availability to 100,000 households, production and processing facilities] |
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[Reduce land/ ecosystem degradation by 30%; 1 million hectares of land managed under climate-resilient practices] |
[Double share of new investments in environment and natural resource management in IFAD's 9th replenishment compared to its 8th replenishment] |
[1:4 leveraging ratio of ASAP grants versus non-ASAP financing] |
[Goal of 40 international and country dialogues on climate issues where ASAP-supported projects or project partners make an active contribution; Make $80 million worth of new or existing rural infrastructure climate resilient] |
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["Benin", "Bhutan", "Bolivia (Plurinational State of)", "Burundi", "Cabo Verde", "Cambodia", "Chad", "Comoros (the)", "C\u00f4te d'Ivoire", "Djibouti", "Ecuador", "Egypt", "El Salvador", "Ethiopia", "Gambia (the)", "Ghana", "Kenya", "Kyrgyzstan", "Lao People's Democratic Republic (the)", "Lesotho", "Liberia", "Madagascar", "Malawi", "Mali", "Mauritania", "Moldova (the Republic of)", "Morocco", "Mozambique", "Myanmar", "Nepal", "Nicaragua", "Niger (the)", "Nigeria", "Paraguay", "Rwanda", "Sudan (the)", "Tajikistan", "Uganda", "Viet Nam", "Bangladesh", "Montenegro"] |
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[International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)]_ing_ita |
{"edu": ["CGAIR CCAFS", "World Agroforestry Centre"], "ing": ["Global Donor Platform for Rural Development", "Climate and Development Knowledge Network"], "int": ["Adaptation Learning Mechanism"], "ior ": ["UN CC Learn"], "ngv": ["Benin", "Bhutan", "Bolivia", "Burundi", "Cape Verde", "Cambodia", "Chad", "Comoros", "Ivory Coast", "Djibouti", "Ecuador", "Egypt", "El Salvador", "Ethiopia", "Gambia", "Ghana", "Kenya", "Kyrgyzstan", "Laos", "Lesotho", "Liberia", "Madagascar", "Malawi", "Mali", "Mauritania", "Moldova", "Morocco", "Mozambique", "Myanmar", "Nepal", "Nicaragua", "Niger", "Nigeria", "Paraguay", "Rwanda", "Sudan", "Tajikistan", "Uganda", "Viet Nam", "Bangladesh", "Montenegro"]} |
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