Invitation to submit expressions of interest for the new work phase of the Community of Practice ArticuLAC 2024 -2026
The Community of Practice on Public-Private Articulation for Climate Action in Latin America and the Caribbean (ArticuLAC) is a joint initiative of the Euroclima Program, funded by the European Union and co-financed by the German federal government through the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, the LEDS LAC Regional Platform and the Latin American Center for Competitiveness and Sustainable Development (CLACDS) of INCAE Business School.
The Community is made up of representatives of government institutions and private sector organizations from partner countries of the Euroclima Program, who participate in exchange, dialogue and capacity building activities and have access to technical assistance in order to promote the articulation and alignment of climate action in both sectors.
ArticuLAC will begin a new phase of work at the end of 2024 with a focus on public-private articulation to mobilize the necessary investments to achieve the climate goals of the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, in the search for a just transition towards an inclusive, resilient and low-emission development model. In this regard, it calls on institutions working in this area to submit expressions of interest.
Learn more about ArticuLAC
What do we do?
To achieve its objective, the CoP facilitates the exchange of experiences and best practices, joint learning and collaboration to address common challenges, through:
- On-site workshops
- Online sharing sessions exclusively for CoP members
- Virtual discussions and workshops on relevant topics
- Support to specific initiatives of member organizations
- Systematization and dissemination of the knowledge generated by the CoP.
You can learn more about the activities and products on the site:
Who can participate?
Participation in ArticuLAC is institutional. Participating organizations must comply with the following requirements:
Being a private organization (company, trade association, association) or a government institution of a country
Be related to the design and/or implementation of policies, programs or projects related to mobilizing investments for climate action and sustainable development.
Be based in Latin America or the Caribbean.
Designate one person as a representative and one person as an alternate representative, who will participate in the activities of the CoP.
To affirm the institution's commitment to actively participate in all Community activities.
Please note that ArticuLAC's working language is Spanish.
To submit an expression of interest, please fill out the following form form.
What are the benefits for participating organizations?
To expand its networks of contacts by being part of a group of experts from governmental and private organizations in Latin America with a common interest but with a variety of perspectives around public-private articulation to advance in the mobilization of investments for climate action and sustainable development.
Participation in exchange and discussion sessions, exclusively for members, in which they can learn about and share experiences and information on frameworks, tools and concrete experiences; openly express their opinions, doubts and needs in this regard; and identify opportunities for collaboration with other members of the CoP.
Opportunity to participate in working groups within the CoP and in discussions open to other stakeholders on specific topics of interest, such as science-based targets, circular economy, among others.
Access to assistance from CoP partners and allies to apply CoP lessons learned in their organizations and countries.
Access to knowledge products and audiovisual resources to disseminate the topics covered in the CoP in their organizations.
How to apply?
If you are interested in participating in the Community of Practice and your organization meets the requirements, please complete the online form by no later than 20 de noviembre.
If you do not qualify for membership in the Community but are interested in receiving information about publications, open events and other opportunities, please complete the following form form.
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