The CCC is the documented result of an iterative co-creation process with local, regional, and national stakeholders to reach climate neutrality in the city by 2030. Systemic in nature, this process is led by mission cities and involve multiple stakeholders at various governance levels, as well as the wider ecosystem of private and civic stakeholders. Together, they will identify all the key actions to achieve 2030 climate neutrality, and the ways and means to implement them.
Published CCCs:
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Cluj |
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Klagenfurt |
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Stockholm |
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Valencia |
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Madrid |
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Mannheim |
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Sonderborg |
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Valladolid |
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Vitoria |
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Zaragoza |
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Malmo |
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Seville |
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Barcelona |
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Espoo |
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Florence |
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Guimarães |
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Heidelberg |
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Ioannina |
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Izmir |
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Kalamata |
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Kozani |
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Lappeenranta |
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Lahti |
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Leuven |
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Limassol |
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Lyon |
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Parma |
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Tampere |
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Thessaloniki |
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Turku |