New Climate Parliament group in Bangladesh announced after election
On 1st of April in Dakka, Bangladesh, during the new committee Announcement of Climate Parliament Bangladesh, Dr. Shirin Sharmin...
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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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ATTRACTING CLIMATE FINANCE
The Climate Parliament is launching a new project entitled “Parliamentarians for Climate Finance.” The aim is to build the capacity of parliamentarians in developing countries to help attract massive green investment required to build low-carbon economies. At the heart of the project will be a Green Investment Dialogue involving parliamentarians, public and private investors, ministers and regulators.
The project will begin in 15 African countries and expand to Asia, Latin America and other regions.
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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.
LEGISLATORS COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE
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