Briefamento conjunto: Boas práticas sobre ação climática e transição energética no local local Nível

The climate crisis will not be fully addressed if governments at all levels are not actively involved cities and municipalities don’t do their part, and the whole society does not acknowledge the urgent need to face this huge environmental challenge for the sake of humanity and the planet.

European local authorities exercise delegated power in numerous sectors responsible for direct emissions of greenhouse gas and energy consumption, such as transport, buildings, fluorinated gases (refrigeration and air conditioning systems), industry, agriculture and waste. Various cities and municipalities across the EU already have local action plans on climate and energy. Their actions include measures in sectors such as energy (through renewable selfconsumption, energy communities and efficiency energy), mobility (through traffic restrictions, modal changes in transportation, teleworking…), urban planning (through urban regeneration and naturalisation), buildings (through energy renovation), waste collection and recycling, among others.

This briefing, published by the Together for 1.5 consortium the 5th of December, highlights the wide diversity of local actions on climate and energy that local authorities may develop in their territories, bem como as semelhanças entre as medidas setoriais implementadas em diferentes estados membros para reduzir a energia e as emissões de manchas de Mansonsings. Como uma ferramenta de compilação

This joint briefing pretends to serve as an informative and useful compilation tool for local authorities by offering different examples of successful best practices on climate action and energy transition at local level. Based on the collected positive experiences implemented in seven EU countries (Belgium, Croatia, Estonia, France, Poland, Portugal and Spain), this briefing is meant to be an inspiration for local entities that do not yet have climate action plans and a motivation to start preparing their own local action plan, replicando medidas de ação climática implementadas por outras entidades com características semelhantes, em relação à transição de energia e mitigação e adaptação às mudanças climáticas. Nível ”