In Argentina, the cities of Rosario and Santa Fe were selected, and in Colombia, Bogotá, Manizales, and Valle de Aburrá were included.

From climate change to urbanization, the rate and scale of global transformation are unprecedented. These impacts are altering the "face" of daily life and pose a substantial risk to communities and natural systems.

Local and regional governments across the ICLEI Network are driving a global urban transformation.

The platform is the result of the last Conference of the Parties (COP23) led by Fiji, held in Bonn, Germany, at the end of 2017.

The decline was 0.7% in 2016, according to a new analysis of SEEG data; since 1970, the sector has seen its emissions grow faster in the country.

Every three years, a group of leaders is selected to represent the organization globally and provide strategic guidance.

A study on the state of regional emissions is the first step in developing a policy to address climate change in the region.

The methodology for the OC emissions estimation system was published in the journal Scientific Data, from the Nature group.

The Dialogue aimed to ensure that cities are included.

The event, which has the institutional support of ICLEI, aims to foster and deepen the debate on the metropolitan territorial policy agenda

COP-15 que acontece na China, em 2020, definirá a renovação das Metas de Aichi e tem o desafio de conter as taxas alarmantes de perda de biodiversidade.

ICLEI was present with a delegation of governments from 4 countries at the main global event on water resources and water management.