The Yearbook of Global Climate Action is an annual report compiled by
The Yearbook of Global Climate Action is an annual report compiled by the High-Level Champions which provides an important snapshot of climate action globally, highlighting key examples of climate action per thematic area.
The Inflation Reduction Act passed by the U.S. Senate will drive massive reductions in GHG and energy costs of homes and buildings across the U.S.
Partners and experts, from the urban and the climate communities discussed concepts and mechanisms to reach more sustainable cities in the Sustainable Cities Initiative Workshop, hosted by the COP27 Presidency of Egypt in collaboration with The United Nations Human Settlements Programme.
France is committed to championing the development of a Buildings Breakthrough as part of the Breakthrough Agenda.
Under Solutions Day, one of three key themes that will be covered includes: sustainable cities, green buildings and resilient infrastructure.
General information about the Climate Action Hub at COP27.
The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warns that current national pledges are not ambitious enough to stop global warming from exceeding 1.5°C.
Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin has been announced as the UN Climate Change High-Level Champion for Egypt.
Following the success of Cities, Regions & Built Environment Day at COP26, we are #BuildingToCOP27.
MENA Climate Week will accelerate collaboration and integrate climate action into global pandemic recovery.
This paper is published by Arup, and offers insights into how we can contribute to – and capitalise on – the outcomes of COP26.
This blog written by Signify discusses raising the global building renovation rate will cut greenhouse gas emissions and reap multiple rewards.
It is now nearly a week since Alok Sharma closed the negotiations at COP26 in Glasgow. Since then, there has been a chorus of views on whether the ‘Glasgow Climate Pact’ has been a success, a failure or somewhere in between
Marking a climate breakthrough for the built environment, a coalition of business and government groups announce 26 climate action initiatives at Cities, Regions and Built Environment Day at COP26
Roland Hunziker, Director of Sustainable Buildings and Cities, World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), shares his latest insights on how we can transform the built environment towards “net zero”.
The World Green Building Council (WorldGBC), a global network accelerating sustainability and decarbonisation in the building and construction sector, has set out the updated value proposition to drive investment in a sustainable built environment by launching a new flagship report ‘Beyond the Business Case’ at COP26 in Glasgow.
COP26 has finally arrived in Glasgow, and the critical need for decisive climate action has never been greater. Our sector’s demand for natural resources fuels the climate crisis, and inefficient, unhealthy buildings affect our livelihoods.
Press Release from the High-Level Climate Champions Team
A blog from Google: Recent research has found that more than 70% of the global population is concerned or fearful about climate change. So we’re focused on making this year’s conference accessible to everyone.
To accelerate the net zero transition aligned with climate science, Swire Properties has become the first real estate developer in Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland to have a new 1.5°C-Aligned Science-Based Targets (SBTs) approved.