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Parking a Win for GCoM Business Matchmaking
Of all the emissions caused by traditional cars, an estimated 30% is emitted after the journey is over – cars emit let out 8 million metric tons of CO2 annually while searching for parking. This issue is ubiquitous across the world’s cities, but for Shimla, India, local geography and historic heritage make it particularly acute. … read more
THE GLOBAL COVENANT OF MAYORS LAUNCHES NEW GHG INVENTORY TOOL FREE TO USE FOR CITIES GLOBALLY
Harnessing AI for Urban Resilience: AI x City Climate Action Hackathon Unveils Innovative Solutions for Brazilian Cities
Emerging technologies are transforming industries at a rapid pace, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the forefront of this revolution. From reshaping how we use transportation to optimizing complex systems like energy and healthcare, AI has demonstrated its potential to address the world’s most pressing issues. But have you ever considered how AI could revolutionize climate … read more
The Montréal Call to Action on Cities, Climate Research and Governance
GCoM & Arup Launch the Climate Innovation Readiness Navigator for Cities and Local Governments for Accelerated Urban Climate Action
Regional Governments Lead the Way: Highlights from the 2nd Consortium Green Brazil Workshop
On July 10th, the GCoM – Gap Fund Partnership team for Latin America and the Caribbean delivered the workshop ‘Linking the subnational level to climate finance’ within the framework of the 2nd working meeting of the Consortium Green Brazil in Rio de Janeiro. The Consortium brings together the Environment Secretaries of 25 Brazilian State governments … read more
GCoM Asia: Climate Action and Achievements
The Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy (GCoM) has been driving significant climate action in Asia, as well as picking up insights and best practices that can benefit cities across the world. With 241 signatory cities across eight countries, representing over 250 million people, GCoM Asia has built up a formidable store of … read more