UCEU Vilnius Cities Leading Change.

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Vilniaus miesto savivaldybė / Vilnius City Municipality

The document discusses cities leading efforts to address climate change. It notes that 62% of cities have developed climate action plans, 50% have special units in mayors' offices for climate policy and action, and 60% have established greenhouse gas reduction targets. Cities are collaborating and pioneering new technologies with local businesses. Addressing climate change is improving energy security and life quality while sharpening competitive advantages for cities like Hong Kong. The document encourages cities to take climate action to the next level by investigating funding, engaging businesses and NGOs, and reporting climate data to CDP.

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Cities Leading Change
Vilnius 14 October 2011

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62% of cities have
developed a climate
change action plan.

50% of cities have a
special unit in the mayor’s
office for climate change
policy and action

60% of cities have established
GHG reduction targets

Cities are leading through collaboration

Cities are pioneering new
technologies, in conjunction with
local businesses

Climate action is leading to
improved local and national
energy security

“For Rio de Janeiro, climate change is an
opportunity to redesign the city toward
sustainable practices.”
--Rio de Janeiro

“Addressing climate change
will considerably improve life
quality for people living in low
income settlements.”

--Gobierno de Buenos Aires

“In the long run, addressing
climate change will sharpen Hong
Kong’s competitive advantage.”
--Hong Kong SAR

Take your climate change game to
the next level

1. Investigate funding opportunities
2. Connect with business
3. Get involved with local and international NGOs
4. Report to CDP

Thank you

Conor Riffle
Head of CDP Cities
Conor.riffle@cdproject.net
@c_riffle

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3. 62% of cities have developed a climate change action plan.

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