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 How national governments can increase finance for subnational climate action
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Posted May 14, 2025

How national governments can increase finance for subnational climate action

The document outlines strategies for national governments to enhance financing for subnational climate action in collaboration with various stakeholders to address urgent climate challenges.

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 April LGMA COP30 webinars
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April LGMA COP30 webinars

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 LGMA Roadmap towards COP30 bulletin – April 2025
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LGMA Roadmap towards COP30 bulletin – April 2025

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 March LGMA COP30 webinars
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March LGMA COP30 webinars

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 LGMA Roadmap towards COP30 bulletin – March 2025
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LGMA Roadmap towards COP30 bulletin – March 2025

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 LGMA launches Brazil national coordination group for COP30
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Posted March 28, 2025

LGMA launches Brazil national coordination group for COP30

With strong support from national and local leaders, including the Minister of Cities, this initiative marks a key step toward advancing climate federalism and leaves a lasting legacy for future [...]

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 LGMA responds to Baku–Belém Roadmap
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Posted March 25, 2025

LGMA responds to Baku–Belém Roadmap

The response aims to embed multilevel action and urbanization at the heart of climate finance strategies.

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 LGMA Roadmap towards COP30 bulletin – February 2025
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LGMA Roadmap towards COP30 bulletin – February 2025

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 February LGMA COP30 webinars
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February LGMA COP30 webinars

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 COP30 president underscores the role of mayors in addressing climate change
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Posted February 14, 2025

COP30 president underscores the role of mayors in addressing climate change

The new mayors' meeting brought together mayors across the country to discuss the crucial role of cities in implementing climate policies and cutting emissions.

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