Mexican Cities Confirm Their Commitment to Climate Change Fight During AALMAC Assembly

In Mexico, twenty-four new cities have expressed interest in joining the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy (GCoM) Americas, highlighting their voluntary commitment to fighting climate change and the importance of networking to implement concrete solutions. The announcement was made on March 17 during the XXIV National Assembly of the Mexican Association of…

“Resilient Women”: Climate Action and Gender Equality in Public Policy in Despeñaderos, Argentina

The city of Despeñaderos in the province of Córdoba, Argentina, has demonstrated that it is possible to integrate gender equality and climate change action. Through the innovative “Resilient Women” program, the municipality is significantly impacting the lives of women who have experienced gender-based violence. In March 2022, while Despeñaderos was joining the Global Covenant of…

Representatives of the Global Covenant of Mayors from Around the World Gather in Brussels

From January 23 to 27, teams and representatives of institutions allied with the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy (GCoM) participated in a training week in Brussels. This event, promoted by the GCoM global secretariat, aimed to discuss the Alliance’s paths, experiences, and ambitions for the coming year. The week, titled “GCoM Open…

The GCoM Americas at COP27

The Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy (GCoM) Americas actively participates in the 27th UN Conference on Climate Change. COP 27 will occur between the 6th and 18th of November 2022 in Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt). On Monday (14), the GCoM participated in the session “Sheltering and empowering informal communities: a conversation among…

Costa Rica Presents Its Plan to Tackle Climate Change under the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy

On September 27, Costa Rica presented its commitments to combat climate change alongside its municipalities and cities. The virtual launch of the climate strategy aimed to present the second phase (2022-2024) of Costa Rican actions related to the issue, which will be implemented alongside seven other strategies to address climate change in Latin America, launched…