ICLEI in the urban era

The document lays out how the ICLEI network will advance sustainable urban development for the next six years, locally and globally, in an era where the local, regional, and national governments are continuing to respond to and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic while advancing urgent action on climate, nature, land and health.
Talanoa and Beyond: Raising Ambition with Cities and Regions

The brief talks about how each tier of government (national, regional, local) has a unique and potentially complementary role to play in delivering low emission and climate resilient development. This means that effectively co-ordinated multi-level action can help nations implement their NDCs. Without this, achieving success will be much harder.
ICLEI World Congress 2021-2022

Every three years, ICLEI hosts the ICLEI World Congress to showcase how cities, towns and regions across our network are advancing sustainable urban development worldwide. The ICLEI World Congress connects local and regional governments with their peers and strategic partners, and provides a platform for discussions that will inform and enhance their work.
BANKABILITY CHECKLIST

Although there is no commonly approved definition of bankability, this checklist collects the benchmarks funders looks at before financing a climate project.
CLIMATE FINANCE GLOSSARY

This resource is a collection of essential terms and definitions used in international climate finance, financing mechanisms and finance in general.
CLIMATE FINANCE DECISION MAKING TREE AND GUIDANCE

This decision-making tree guides local and regional governments through a series of questions that help them consider and find the most suitable financing tools.
TAP TECHNICAL GUIDE PORTUGUESE VERSION

The purpose of this technical guidance note is to provide technical and practical direction to ensure sound understanding of the TAP and its processes, including the application and scoring procedures. The note also sets out supporting tools with the goal to enable local and regional governments to develop robust project proposals.
Climate Emergency Finance: A Call to Action

Recommended approach to holistic and inclusive climate action to enable fast and effective action while maximizing social, economic, and environmental benefits of each intervention and action
Climate Emergency Finance: A Call to Action

All actors are called to action to support subnational governments, ensuring the necessary and urgent support is provided, being mutually beneficial, realistic and accessible as a matter of urgency. The recommended approach is holistic and inclusive, seeking to maximize social, economic and environmental benefits of each intervention and action.
Daring Cities 2022 Report

Daring Cities 2022 kicked off on 3 October 2022, World Habitat Day and was attended by 1,800 ambitious climate action leaders, practitioners and change-makers. The five-day global virtual forum consisted of seven high level dialogues and thirteen workshops. The forum focused on exchanging best practices, providing technical training, and sharing timely insights from leaders taking […]