The Transparency in Climate Action Initiative (ICAT collaborated with partners to develop a series of open access policy assessment methodologies and practical tools to support developing countries in advancing national and international climate transparency.
In this context, the ICAT Policy Evaluation Guidelines which help countries to assess the climate impact of different policies and actions. It is possible to assess the impact at the level of greenhouse gases, sustainable development, the potential for transformational change and the impact of actions by subnational and non-state actors.
Whether used separately or together, the ICAT policy assessment guides support countries to:
The complete guide package in English can be found at the ICAT website.
Below you will find materials in Spanish for three of the cross-cutting impact assessment guides, as well as related events and more information about them.
From 2020 to 2021, the LEDS LAC platform worked together with the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre (formerly UNEP DTU Partnership) to increase the visibility of the results obtained by the ICAT (Initiative for Transparency in Climate Action) project in Latin America. In this context, open public webinars were held to disseminate these lessons and experiences. Also, in addition to open webinars, the results, tools and experiences were used to foster exchange spaces between representatives of the ICAT project countries and other practitioners in LAC..
📍 UN Campus, Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1, Bonn 53113, Germany
LEDS LAC is a network of organizations and individuals working in the promotion, design and implementation of LEDS in Latin america and the Caribbean.
