The Climate Parliament is an international multi-partisan network of legislators working to combat climate change and protect the living planet

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Legislators

121
Countries

40%
Women

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NEWS AND BLOG

Paradise at risk: The Seychelles faces climate change head-on

As a low-lying archipelago formed of 115 islands the Seychelles is both highly vulnerable to climate change and uniquely positioned to lead in sustainable tourism and renewable energy.

Navigating the urgent need for electric cooking solutions

Every year, nearly 4 million individuals, predominantly women and children, die from indoor pollution resulting from the use of firewood...

Parliamentary roundtable supporting India’s net zero transition

The Climate Parliament hosted a parliamentary roundtable in New Delhi on December 17, 2024. The event brought together fifteen Members of...

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BUILDING POLITICAL WILL

It is ultimately politicians who have the mandate whether we make the necessary changes in policy and budgets in time to prevent a global climate breakdown.

While governments and ministers change, cross-party groups of legislators can maintain consistent engagement, helping to build political will for government action.

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PARLIAMENTARY DIPLOMACY

The Climate Parliament conceived and helped to launch the Green Grids Initiative at COP26 in Glasgow. Its foundational document, the One Sun Declaration, has now been endorsed by more than 90 countries.

We remain part of the global Secretariat for the initiative and have launched a number of new projects to support its core objective - accelerating the construction of the new infrastructure needed for a world powered by renewable energy.

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