Keeping the Paris Agreement alive: A decade of subnational action and global impact @ClimateGroup
Keeping the Paris Agreement alive: A decade of subnational action and global impact  @ClimateGroup
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
In 2015, a small group of pioneering governments met at COP21 to prove that local action can drive global ambition. Ten years later, that handful has grown into a coalition of nearly 200 states and regions, representing nearly 2 billion people and over half of the global GDP.

Together, they’ve shown that climate transformation happens where people live, work, and govern.

At COP30, we’ve launched our 10th anniversary report: Keeping the Paris Agreement alive: A decade of subnational action and global impact

Join us for a special fireside chat, in conversation with Laurence Tubiana, CEO of European Climate Foundation and COP30 envoy and Dr Champa Patel, Executive Director for Governments and Policy, Climate Group. — “Ten Years Since Paris” — produced by Hi-Impact and Climate Group.
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Keeping the Paris Agreement alive: A decade of subnational action and global impact

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