Climate Local is a new initiative – led by local government for local government – to drive, inspire and support council action on carbon reduction and climate resilience.
It succeeds the Nottingham Declaration on Climate Change and offers a framework that can reflect local priorities and opportunities for action. It supports councils' efforts both to reduce carbon emissions and to improve their resilience to the anticipated changes in the climate.
Getting involved in Climate Local will help councils across the country to capture the opportunities and benefits of action on a changing climate, through saving on their energy bills, generating income from renewable energy, attracting new jobs and investment in ‘green' industries, reducing flood risks and managing the impacts of extreme weather.
You can find out more information about Climate Local in our Information Pack for Councils
Download the Climate Local Information Pack:
Climate Local Information Pack (PDF, 20 pages, 510KB)
The LGA and local authority members are developing resources that are designed to help councils in addressing climate change. These include:
If you and your local authority are interested in getting involved in Climate Local, please contact us to find out more.You can do this by contacting Lucy Breeze on telephone: 020 7664 3175 or by email: lucy.breeze@local.gov.uk to find out more.
17 April 2013