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CCAP's mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation. A recognized world leader in climate policy and action, CCAP creates innovative, replicable climate solutions, strengthens capacities, and promotes best practices across the local, national, and international levels to accelerate the transition to a net-zero, climate resilient future.


Mapping Sustainable Finance Taxonomies Worldwide
CCAP & the Observatory of Sustainable Finance Taxonomies, has developed the Global Taxonomy Map & Dashboard—the first open, dynamic and interactive repository of sustainable finance taxonomies worldwide.
CCAP
Oct 24, 2025


Policy Brief | Recommendations to Build Integrity in the Colombian Voluntary Carbon Market
This Policy Brief gathers the main recommendations from the Fair and Equitable REDD+ Agreements project, implemented by CCAP & WWF Colombia.
CCAP
May 23, 2024


CCAP and GFLAC Launch the Observatory of Taxonomies in Latin America and the Caribbean
The Observatory seeks to encourage the design of taxonomies to be compatible at the international, regional and national levels.
CCAP
Oct 19, 2023


Blog | Canadian Wildfires Spark Conversations about Clean Air, Clean Air Policy Making
The ongoing influx of news surrounding the topics of air quality and pollution are reminiscent of the early days of clean air legislation.
CCAP
Jun 9, 2023


Recap | 1st Recycle Organics Latin America and Caribbean Regional Workshop
The Recycle Organics LAC program has officially launched at the 1st Recycle Organics Latin America and Caribbean Regional Workshop
CCAP
Mar 22, 2023


A New Model of Equitable and Sustainable TOD around Future Bogota Metro Stations
The Colombia TOD NAMA has finished an exciting new chapter. CCAP and our partner CIUDAT (hosted by Findeter) joined forces with the Metro de Bogotá Company to demonstrate a new model of transit oriented development around BRT and rail transit stations. Bogota, Colombia has been a leader in innovative mass transit, ever since the first Transmilenio Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line opened in 2000. The success of BRT led Bogota to first expand the routes, but then start to recon
Chuck Kooshian
Dec 23, 2020


California's AB 617: A New Frontier in Air Quality Management... If Funded.
Last week, Governor Brown signed AB 617 —a law relating to criteria air pollutants and toxic air contaminants from sources other than vehicles. This new law, which passed alongside AB 398 extending California’s cap-and-trade program for greenhouse gas emissions, has the potential to make meaningful progress in reducing air pollution impacting disadvantaged communities and improving health outcomes. Rather than relying on greenhouse gas requirements to yield air quality impro
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Aug 1, 2017


CCAP Expanding Waste Program Through Deepening Partnership with CCAC
Building on its experience developing Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions for the waste sector in Chile, Colombia and Peru, CCAP is deepening its partnership with the Climate and Clean Air Coalition’s (CCAC) Municipal Solid Waste Initiative (MSWI) and expanding the impact of its waste program to new countries and cities through several activities described below. Together with CCAC, CCAP is launching the first Latin American Regional Waste Network, comprised of cities f
Brooks Shaffer
Mar 28, 2017


CCAP Working Internationally to Enhance Climate Negotiations and NAMA Development
In the lead up to an international agreement to address climate change, expected to be negotiated in 2015, CCAP is working globally on many fronts to pave the way for a paradigm shift toward low-carbon development. Recent meetings with high ranking officials and international policy makers highlight CCAP’s efforts to develop mitigation actions in developing countries, promote climate finance, and advance international climate mitigation policy. CCAP President Ned Helme and s
Leila Yim Surratt
Mar 17, 2014


CCAP Supports Structural Reform of the EU Emissions Trading System
Last week the European Parliament supported a temporary measure that will stabilize the EU carbon price in the coming years. This so called “backloading” proposal will delay the auctioning of up to 900 million EU allowances over the next several years. These allowances will then be returned to the market before 2020. Although a positive move, a more fundamental reform to the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) will be required in the near future in order to address the struc
Tomas Wyns
Jul 10, 2013
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