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Climate change. We believe that improving business awareness through measurement and disclosure is essential to effectively managing carbon and climate change risks. On behalf of 746 institutional investor signatories with total assets of USD 136 trillion and more than 280 large purchasers with public procurement expenditures of more than USD 6.4 trillion, we are demanding information from the world's largest companies on climate risks and the opportunities of a low-carbon economy.
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The Climate Justice Resilience Fund (CJRF) provides grants to support women, youth and indigenous peoples to create and share their own climate resilience solutions. The CJRF Fund puts people, their rights and life experiences right at the center of climate action. CJRF combines funds from private foundations and philanthropists. To date, our main grant fund has received funding from the Oak Foundation, The Kendeda Fund, the Robert Bosch Foundation and Mackenzie Scott. Since its inception in 2016, CJRF has pooled $25 million to benefit more than 40 large grant partnerships around the world. CJRF has also hosted several initiatives to support funder education and collaboration on climate justice, and in 2021 launched a unique partnership with the Scottish Government on re-granting for climate loss and damage.
The Forest Information System for Europe FISE is the entry point for exchanging information with the forestry community about Europe's forest environment, its status and development. FISE collects data, information and knowledge obtained or derived through key forest-related policy factors.
The Water Information System for Europe (WISE) is a partnership between the European Commission and the European Environment Agency (EEA). WISE was launched in 2007 and provides access to water related web portal information ranging from inland to marine waters. Over the years, WISE has been improved and updated to respond to user needs and timely alignment with European water requirements rules. WISE addresses several user groups. For users from EU institutions or other environmental nations, regional and local governments, WISE provides inputs for thematic evaluation topics in the context of EU water-related policies. For water professionals and scientists, WISE facilitates access to reference documents and thematic data that can be downloaded for further analysis. For the general public, including private or public entities, WISE illustrates a wide range of water-related information through: interactive maps, graphs and indicators.
The Copernicus program is part of the European Union's space program for Earth observation, which focuses on our planet and its environment for the benefit of all European citizens. It offers information services that draw on satellite Earth observation and in situ (outside space) data.
Copernicus is the European Union's revolutionary program for observing and monitoring the Earth. The Copernicus program offers European and global citizens, public authorities, policy makers, scientists, entrepreneurs and companies an overview of our planet. The Copernicus program is openly and freely available to everyone.
FEDARENE (European Federation of Agencies and Regions for Energy and the Environment) is the collective voice of regions and regional energy agencies in the field of energy transformation. FEDARENE members drive energy transition and climate action in their territories through ambitious policy development and strategic facilitation measures. FEDARENE was founded on June 6, 1990 6 regional authorities: Rhône-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur, Wallonia, País Vasco, Aquitaine and Nord-Pas-de-Calais. Local authorities, motivated by various programs of the European Commission, tried to raise the voices of the regions in the debate on energy and environmental policies at the European level.
With its political measures, the EU protects the environment and tries to minimize risks threatening the climate, human health and biological diversity. The European Green Convention aims to make Europe the first carbon-neutral continent, partly by developing greener energy sources and green technologies.
As the lead agency within the United Nations Disaster Risk Reduction Coordination System, we use our solid expertise and presence in five regional offices to build and develop relationships with national and local governments, intergovernmental organizations, civil society and the private sector. Better decisions about risks require a deeper understanding of their complexity and relation to sustainable development. That's why we collect, collate and share the latest high-quality technical information and data to reduce risk and build resilience more effectively. Hundreds of experts work in our scientific and technical advisory groups, who are key partners to governments and other stakeholders around the world. We work closely with countries to help them build and strengthen integrated risk management systems and implement evidence-based policies in a way that integrates DRR into all areas of governance at local, national and regional levels. A key part of this work is the development and implementation of inclusive and accessible multi-hazard early warning systems. Such systems save lives: in the event of a disaster, the death rate in countries without them is on average eight times higher than in countries that have implemented them. We regularly convene global and regional events that bring together partners, experts, country and community leaders to share experiences and review progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030, a set of goals and action points intended to protect the benefits of development against the risk of disaster.
WE HOLD finger on the pulse of our key policy areas: freshwater and marine management, climate change adaptation, agriculture, environmental economics and sustainable tourism and sport. Our experienced team is well informed about policy and science developments in our areas of expertise and is highly motivated to flexibly deliver high quality products and services.
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Our main mission is to provide all professionals dealing with EU public affairs with a combination of in-depth knowledge and practical knowledge of EU policies, with the main aim of further improving their skills and abilities for effective policy management. We are supported by EU member states and the European Commission. We serve officials in national and regional public administration bodies in member states, in the European Commission itself and in other EU institutions. We have thus created an extensive and strong network in the member states and various institutions, bodies and agencies of the EU. It is the combination of this network and the experience of our experts that enables us to provide international and inter-institutional comparative analytical insights into EU policies, which, together with our problem-solving approach, makes us one of the longest-serving EU public affairs experts.