GCOM Canada Implementation Cohort
GCOM Canada Implementation Cohort
A collaboration cohort to support the implementation of bold climate mitigation and adaptation plans.
Bridging the gap between planning and implementation is a formidable but necessary step in realizing our climate targets and securing a low-carbon, resilient future. The Global Covenant of Mayors (GCOM) Canada Implementation Cohort is tackling this challenge by providing implementation support to municipal staff through one-to-one meetings, group trainings and peer-to-peer workshops and tailored deliverables. By working together, we are identifying implementation challenges and devising strategies to tackle them head-on.
About the Canada Implementation Cohort
Convened by ICLEI Canada and financed by the European Union, the GCOM Canada Implementation Cohort is a training and collaboration program designed to support municipal staff in the implementation phase of their climate mitigation and/or adaptation efforts. Virtual collaborations are taking place until September, 2024. Participants will convene on the occasion of GCOM’s Innovate4Cities Conference in Montreal.
Participating municipalities
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About GCOM
The Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy is an international alliance of cities and local governments with a shared vision to promote and support voluntary action to combat climate change and move towards an inclusive, just, low-emissions, and resilient society. In Canada, GCOM is a collaboration between the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, ICLEI Canada, C40 Cities, Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) and the Global Covenant of Mayors Secretariat supported by funding from the European Union. Visit the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy Canada’s website to learn more.
The GCOM Canada Implementation Cohort is convened by ICLEI Canada and financed by the European Union.
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