At COP26 in Glasgow, Chilean actors join subnational alliances across the world to pursue carbon neutrality in their country by 2050.
A new national alliance of Chilean cities, businesses, academia and civil society --Alianza para la Acción Climática Chile--launches at COP26 in Glasgow to mobilize bold climate action and collaboration to pursue carbon neutrality in Chile by 2050. Alianza para la Acción Climática Chile (ACA Chile) launches today at COP26 in Glasgow with 27 subnational and non-state institutions. These signatories are committed to promoting the implementation of science-based actions with local and regional benefits to support the delivery of Chile’s national climate targets. Today, Chile joins Alliances for Climate Action, the global network of national multi-stakeholder alliances from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Japan, Mexico, South Africa, the United States and Vietnam. These national alliances represent over 6,000 subnational and non-state institutions committed to supporting the delivery and further enhancement of their countries’ climate goals through climate action, policy advocacy and public support. They are present in countries that together account for over 23 percent of global greenhouse emissions.
