Our Mission and Vision
The Global Climate Action Partnership is an incubator for knowledge and solutions that can be scaled up, leading the way to climate-resilient low-emission development.
It is a platform of climate leaders, that is owned by its members – providing an enabling environment for collaborative and ambitious climate action, learning and peer to peer exchange.
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Benefits of GCAP
How We Work
- GCAP is the primary collaborative platform – for public and private sectors worldwide – to partner on regional high-ambition coalitions, innovative solutions, and peer learning.
- Support for transitions to low- and zero-carbon, resilient economies and sectors
- 13 regional Communities of Practice are at the heart of the network.
Our Regional Platforms
The Working Groups’ Portfolios
Discover our Working Groups.
They focus on Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use (AFOLU), Resource Efficiency, Finance, Transport and Energy.
The Working Groups support our members and Communities of Practice with technical expertise and advice.
VOICES OF GCAP
I plan to deepen the Finance Working Group’s ongoing work supporting countries to access to sustainable finance and mobilizing private capital towards low carbon investments.
Joanne Manda
GCAP finance working group co-chair
LATEST ON THE AGENDA
LEDS GP has been rebranded as the
Global Climate Action Partnership (GCAP)
After a decade of advancing climate planning and implementation processes powered by collaboration and peer learning across brilliant members across the world, the LEDS GP was rebranded as the Global Climate Action Partnership (GCAP). As part of this rebranding effort, we redefined our strategic approach to emphasize supporting country-driven implementation actions to achieve resilient, just, and inclusive low emission and net zero economies. GCAP will also strengthen the role that developing countries play in driving partnership priorities and programs, including the establishment of a developing country council of climate leaders.