The European Union’s IUC LAC program supports the capacity building for the local Argentines’ governments in climate finance

The International Program for Urban Cooperation in Latin America (IUC-LAC) of the European Union supported Green Funding training, which is part of the course virtual Design and presentation of investment projects organized by the Argentine Network of Municipalities against Climate Change (RAMCC) and in collaboration with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation. The virtual course on Inversion…

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Pact gains permanent promotion space in Latin America

The Permanent Forum of National Coordinators and Presidents of the National Consultative Committees of the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy in Latin America and the Caribbean was created to provide these actors with a permanent virtual space for exchange and institutional strengthening to foster the program. “The space was created because we…

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Mitigation of economic effects, assistance to the most vulnerable and sustainability actions are in the action plans of city halls in Latin America and the Caribbean

  The signatory cities to the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy in Latin America and the Caribbean continue to implement effective actions in the fight against COVID-19. Local leaders in the region are taking steps forward and giving firm responses to the global crisis caused by the rapid spread of the coronavirus.…

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From sanitary barrier to solidarity: How cities are responding to the pandemic

Continuing the series of articles that highlight the initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean to face the Covid-19 pandemic, we bring experiences in Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina. Cities that participate in the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy in Latin America and the Caribbean stand out for the implementation of emergency public…

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Cities for the climate and against the COVID-19 pandemic

After the recognition of the Covid-19 pandemic by the World Health Organization, local leaders in Latin America and the Caribbean took measures that take into account the responsibility of city halls to safeguard the health of the entire population that access services and events available in the municipalities. Mayors and mayors in the region are…

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Statement by the International Urban Cooperation Program for Latin America and the Caribbean: cities and the new coronavirus

The crisis triggered by the new coronavirus highlights the need for firm and vigorous public policy responses, demonstrating the enormous responsibility that falls on the public spheres of governments and, in particular, on local governments, that are directly responsible for urban management and the functioning of cities. City governments and municipal administrations are directly associated…

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