Alliances for Climate Action (ACA) is a network of national alliances dedicated to driving ambitious climate action, increasing public support for addressing the climate crisis, and engaging national governments to decarbonize faster. We are stronger together.Bren School, University of California, Santa BarbaraCrane Institute of Sustainability (Intentional Endowments Network)Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation, University of WaterlooIUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature)Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, The UniversityThe George Washington University GWU’s Environment & Energy Management InstTransportation Choices for Sustainable Communities Research and Policy InstituteUnited Nations Disaster Risk Reduction Private Sector Advisory Group ARISE / MD Sands Consulting Solutions LLCWharton Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership (IGEL) – The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
And that power grows significantly when they join forces.Working in collaboration with global and national partners WWF is capitalizing on our longstanding relationships to create national coalitions of mayors, governors, university presidents, CEOs, and other local leaders in key countries to help national governments deliver on their climate goals. International cooperation, trust, and multilateralism can create partnerships that are genuine, durable, and far-seeing.Jan Hartke, Distinguished Fellow and Founder of ACREStan Bronson, Senior Advisor and Director of Partnerships of ACREClimate resilience should be a top priority for the world, on par with mitigation, because it is the action agenda that underpins each of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. It is imperative that infrastructure is built to last, sustainable, and resilient over the life cycle of every project in the built environment.Capital needs to be mobilized on a scale never before seen to achieve the future we want. As ACRE member-organizations, they represent the vanguard of a new era for climate action.Since neither governments nor the private sector can win without helping each other, ACRE is dedicated to the public/ private partnership approach for climate diplomacy. Climate Alliance states are committed to taking real, on the ground action that urgently addresses the climate challenge. ACRE is the collective voice for the alliance of member-organizations in private industry, civil society, and academia. Together, they represent 150 million Americans and $9.46 trillion in U.S. GDP.Pledge to do your part by reducing your food waste, choosing renewable energy options, and greening your commute.Help protect nature and tackle the world's greatest environmental problems, including threats like climate change.World Wildlife Fund Inc. is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization (tax ID number 52-1693387) under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. When world leaders created the historic Sustainable Development Goals, they chose partnerships as the proven method for success.
Lives, property, houses, infrastructure, ecosystems, and livelihoods are endangered. These Today, there is a major gap between the goals of the More than 75 Mexican entities from two of the three largest metropolitan areas in the country (Guadalajara and Monterrey) have pledged to help the national government progress towards, and enhance, the country's national climate goals. As the private sector and civil society advocate for climate resilience, ACRE will partner with national governments, cities and states, and intergovernmental organizations to leverage support for vulnerable populations, showcase innovative projects, and build the future we want.We are building the cities of the future now. Through Alliances for Climate Action (ACA), WWF, six global partners—C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, CDP, the Climate Action Network, Fundación Avina, The Climate Group, and the We Mean Business coalition—and leading national organizations are supporting national coalitions of climate … “I am deeply encouraged by the growth [in the Ambition Alliance]. California is leading the fight against climate change with bold and ambitious commitments to deliver 100% of its electricity from clean, renewable sources by 2045. Our broad, inclusive and non-partisan civic alliance will inspire all New Yorkers to adopt and scale up proven climate solutions in their homes, workplaces, schools and places of worship and to demonstrate active, ongoing support for NYC’s 80x50 goal. Developers are increasingly finding it advantageous to build to a higher standard to protect people, property, and livelihoods.Food security depends on innovations in agriculture. The Alliances for Climate Action initiative was formed by WWF and partners to connect an international network of domestic coalitions committed to accelerating the transition to a zero-carbon future. Meanwhile, there has been an increase in the number of commitments and measures implemented by subnational governments, civil society, businesses, and universities. Continue Reading h More Stories h © Jason Houston / WWF-US Together, they represent over 30% of the country's population, emissions and power consumption.The alliance of over 85 Mexican entities from two of the three largest metropolitan areas in the country (Guadalajara and Monterrey) have pledged to help the national government enhance the country's national climate goals.