The 2025 Cities and States and Regions questionnaire is aligned with the reporting requirements of several frameworks, projects and initiatives. To comply with these requirements, disclosers may need to answer additional questions that become available after joining each project.
Contents
- 100% Renewable Energy Campaign
- C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group
- Cities and Regions Race to Zero
- Cities and Regions Race to Resilience
- The Coalition for High Ambition Multilevel Partnerships (CHAMP)
- EcoMobility Alliance
- EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change
- Global Covenant of Mayors
- Governors’ Climate & Forests Task Force
- ICLEI GreenClimateCities
- ICLEI Ukrainian Cities: Climate Neutrality, Resilience and Recovery
- NetZeroCities – Mission Cities
- RegionsAdapt
- Science-Based Targets
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)
- Transformative Actions Program
- Under2 Coalition
- Union of the Baltic Cities (UBC) Sustainable Cities Commission
- WWF One Planet City Challenge
List of frameworks, projects and initiatives
100% Renewable Energy Campaign
Cities questionnaire only.
The 100% Renewables Cities and Regions Network supports the transition to a sustainable energy future in towns, cities, and regions around the globe. It is linked to The Global 100% Renewable Energy Platform. Local and regional governments committed (or intending to commit) to 100% Renewable Energy (RE) in government operations and in their communities are invited to join.
C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group
Cities questionnaire only.
C40 is a network of nearly 100 mayors of the world’s leading cities working to deliver the urgent action needed right now to confront the climate crisis and create a future where everyone, everywhere, can thrive. Mayors of C40 cities are committed to using a science-based and people-focused approach to help the world limit global heating to 1.5°C and build healthy, equitable and resilient communities. C40 works alongside a broad coalition of representatives from labor, business, the youth climate movement and civil society to support mayors to halve emissions by 2030 and help phase out fossil fuel use while increasing urban climate resilience and equity.
Cities and Regions Race to Zero
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires..
CDP is the progress tracker for the Cities Race to Zero campaign and the Regions Race to Zero campaign. Race to Zero is a global campaign to rally non-state actors – businesses, cities, regions and investors – to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement. It aims to achieve a healthy, resilient, zero carbon recovery that prevents future threats, creates decent jobs and unlocks inclusive, sustainable growth. Participants must report publicly and reporting to CDP annually fulfils the reporting requirements of your pledge. Cities can join Race to Zero by selecting this option and completing their membership at www.citiesracetozero.org. The Under2 Coalition/ Climate Group is a partner to Race to Zero and supports individual states, region, provinces, prefectures and other subnational actors to join Race to Zero. States and Regions can join Race to Zero by selecting this option and completing their membership at www.theclimategroup.org/join-race-to-zero.
Cities and Regions Race to Resilience
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires.
Race to Resilience is a global campaign launched in 2021, led by the UN Climate Change High Level Champions, aiming to deliver a step-change in global ambition for climate resilience, putting people and nature first in pursuit of a resilient world. The goal is to catalyze action by non-state actors to build the resilience of 4 billion people by 2030 from groups and communities who are vulnerable to the climate risks. Cities, states and regions who have joined the campaign must report publicly. For membership questions, please contact citiesemea@cdp.net. RegionsAdapt, led by Regions4, is the official partner driving the participation of States & Regions in this effort, offering visibility, representation, and peer learning. CDP is partnering with Regions4 to allow the RegionsAdapt initiative to track the progress for states and regions in this impactful campaign, providing greater visibility to publicly reported data. For membership inquiries, contact citiesemea@cdp.net or regionsadapt@regions4.org.
The Coalition for High Ambition Multilevel Partnerships
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires.
The Coalition for High Ambition Multilevel Partnerships (CHAMP) for Climate Action was launched at COP28 and has been endorsed by 75+ national governments. It is a commitment taken by national governments on a new way of working in partnership with their subnational governments to develop climate and nature targets and strategies with strong subnational involvement and content, and to support local level action. CDP is working with a range of organizations to support CHAMP endorsers. Disclosers can share data with multiple initiatives, including CHAMP, in just one click through their CDP-ICLEI Track or States and Regions questionnaire submission.
EcoMobility Alliance
Cities questionnaire only.
The EcoMobility Alliance is a network of ambitious cities, led by innovators and visionaries, supported by experts and businesses, committed to building a sustainable mobility future that is integrated, efficient, people-centered and environmentally-friendly.
EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires.
The Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change focuses on supporting EU regions, cities and local authorities in their efforts to build resilience against the impacts of climate change. The Mission contributes to putting the EU’s adaptation strategy in practice by helping the regions to better understand the climate risks they are and will be confronted with in the future; develop their pathways to be better prepared and cope with the changing climate; and test and deploy on the ground innovative solutions needed to build resilience. The Mission’s objective is to support by 2030 at least 150 European regions and communities towards climate resilience.
Global Covenant of Mayors
Cities questionnaire only.
The Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy (GCoM) is the largest alliance for city climate leadership, uniting a global coalition of more than 13,700 cities and local governments who share a long-term vision of supporting voluntary action to combat climate change and moving towards a resilient and low-emission society. Focusing on three pillars-mitigation, adaptation and increased access to secure, affordable and sustainable energy-the GCoM supports implementation of ambitious, measurable and locally relevant solutions. CDP-ICLEI Track is an official reporting platform for GCoM. Please note that cities reporting to GCoM must report publicly.
RegionsAdapt, led by Regions4 Sustainable Development, is the official initiative driving the participation of States and Regions in this campaign, offering visibility and representation, peer learning and knowledge sharing on subnational climate adaptation. CDP is partnering with Regions4 Sustainable Development to allow the RegionsAdapt initiative to track the progress for States and Regions in this impactful campaign. States and Regions who have joined the campaign must report publicly. For membership questions, please contact citiesemea@cdp.net or regionsadapt@regions4.org.
Governors’ Climate & Forests Task Force
States and Regions questionnaires.
The Governors’ Climate and Forests Task Force (GCF-TF) is a subnational collaboration of 43 states and provinces working to protect tropical forests, reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, and promote realistic pathways to forest-maintaining rural development. CDP has been a partner of GCF-TF since 2019, and has participated as a panel facilitator, presenter, and organizer of specific events to support the GCF-TF annual events and communications. The collaboration between GCF-TF and CDP aims to empower sub-national jurisdictions as strategic disclosure entities to drive faster, positive and tangible impacts on forest and nature at scale.
ICLEI GreenClimateCities
Cities questionnaire only.
The GreenClimateCities Program is ICLEI’s global climate impact program. It offers tailor-made guidance to local and regional governments on integrated climate action in their cities/towns or regions, with the aim to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 at the latest. The GreenClimateCities process and guidance focuses on analyzing, acting and accelerating climate action while also exploring access to finance and investment. All ICLEI Network Cities are encouraged to report to GreenClimateCities questions.
ICLEI Ukrainian Cities: Climate Neutrality, Resilience and Recovery
Cities questionnaire only.
This project will provide the opportunity for Ukrainian cities to report on their urban sustainability actions and needs that has been defined as part of ICLEI Ukraine Roadmap, to help guide their shift from war emergency response and humanitarian aid to long-term recovery planning in alignment with the EU Green Deal, and help them achieve their climate neutrality, sustainability and resilience targets.
The project will help enhance Ukrainian cities climate progress accountability, and support Ukrainian cities engaged in the implementation of the ICLEI Ukraine Roadmap to develop their performance reports, and provide an opportunity to disclose climate environmental data to attract finance for mitigation and adaptation priorities. Ukrainian cities will also have the opportunity to engage with other projects that are associated with the ICLEI-CDP track and gain the best knowledge available as part of the platform and reporting processes.
NetZeroCities – Mission Cities
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires.
NetZeroCities is a consortium consisting of 34 partners from 27 European countries, currently managing the EU Cities Mission “100 Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities by 2030” platform. It is coordinated by EIT Climate-KIC, Europe’s largest public-private innovation partnership focused on climate innovation to mitigate and adapt to climate change. NetZeroCities supports the 112 European cities selected by the European Commission to join the EU Cities Mission in drastically reducing their greenhouse gas emissions to achieve climate neutrality by 2030. It works as a service-oriented platform supported by world-class practitioners to help cities overcome the current structural, institutional, and cultural barriers they face in order to achieve climate neutrality.
RegionsAdapt
States and Regions questionnaires.
RegionsAdapt, a partner of the Race to Resilience campaign, is a global initiative by Regions4 that brings together over 80 subnational governments worldwide to enhance climate adaptation efforts. It supports states, provinces and regions in assessing climate risks, developing strategies, implementing actions, and reporting progress. By joining, states and regions gain access to capacity-building sessions, networking opportunities, increased visibility through events and annual reports. Membership is free and easy. For more information, contact regionsadapt@regions4.org.
Science-Based Targets
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires.
The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) is a group of 60+ organizations collaborating to develop tools and approaches cities and businesses need to set science-based targets for all earth systems - climate, water, land, oceans and biodiversity. SBTN’s core jurisdiction partners: CDP, ICLEI, C40 Cities, Global Covenant of Mayors, Climate Group, World Resources Institute and WWF are supporting jurisdictions to set science-based climate targets, to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions in line with limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. By disclosing to the Cities and States and Regions questionnaires, jurisdictions may have their climate targets reviewed by the SBTN jurisdiction partners for alignment with 1.5°C and to access support to check and update existing targets and/or set new science-based targets. More information can be found in the Science-Based Target Network’s Guide for Cities and CDP’s Science-Based Targets for Sub-National Governments page. Cities can pledge to set a science-based climate target by joining UNFCCC’s Cities Race to Zero campaign, and States and Regions can align with the principles of a science-based target by joining the UNFCCC’s Regions Race to Zero campaign.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development was adopted in 2015 by all United Nations Member States. The Agenda includes 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are further broken down into 169 targets and 230 indicators to facilitate monitoring of progress. The SDGs are an urgent call for action by all countries to take holistic action to achieve peace and prosperity for people and the planet.
CDP recognizes that actions to tackle climate change must go hand in hand with addressing the SDGs, such as, reducing inequality and improving health. Allowing jurisdictions to track their progress against the relevant data points within our questionnaires will provide insight on how jurisdictions can take holistic actions to accelerate the transition to a 1.5⁰C world while meeting the SDGs.
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures
Cities & States and Regions questionnaires.
At the request of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) and its chair Mark Carney established the industry-led Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). The TCFD was tasked with developing a set of voluntary, financially relevant, climate disclosure recommendations to promote informed investment, credit, and insurance underwriting decisions that could in turn enable stakeholders to better understand assets exposed to climate-related risks. Its aim is to enable stakeholders to allocate capital efficiently through the transition to a low-carbon economy without a potential dislocation of capital in the financial markets. More details on the alignment of CDP-ICLEI Track and States and Regions questionnaires with the TCFD can be found in CDP’s Technical Note.
Transformative Actions Program
Cities questionnaire only.
The Transformative Actions Program (TAP) aims to catalyze and improve capital flows to cities, towns and regions and strengthen the capacity of local and regional governments to access climate finance and attract investment.
States and Regions questionnaires.
Climate Group is the Secretariat to the Under2 Coalition, which is the largest global network of states, regions, provinces and other subnational governments committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050 at the latest. It is made up of more than 270 governments which represent over 1.75 billion people and 50% of the global economy. The Under2 Coalition is a partner to the Race to Zero and supports individual states, regions, provinces, prefectures and other subnational ‘actors’ to join Race to Zero.
Union of the Baltic Cities (UBC) Sustainable Cities Commission
Cities questionnaire only.
Union of the Baltic Cities (UBC) is the leading network of cities in the Baltic Sea Region with member cities from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Sweden and associate members from Ukraine. Founded in 1991 in Gdańsk, UBC is a voluntary, proactive network mobilizing the shared potential of its member cities. The aims of the UBC are amongst others to promote cooperation and exchange of experiences between cities in the Baltic Sea Region to advance and deliver sustainable urban solutions and quality of life, and so to bring added value for them and to promote cities as drivers for smart, sustainable, green and resource-efficient growth.
WWF One Planet City Challenge
Cities questionnaire only.
WWF’s One Planet City Challenge (OPCC) welcomes cities eager to improve their strategic climate work, aligning their efforts with the Paris Agreement while enhancing their resilience. Why join OPCC? The program helps cities: i) Lead by example – Showcasing what real local climate action looks like; ii) Strengthen their strategy – Providing expert feedback based on the IPCC climate action advice; iii) Join a global movement – Building momentum for rapid, effective climate action worldwide. Since 2011, over 900 cities from nearly 70 countries have participated. What Cities gain: 1) Stronger Climate Strategies – The OPCC Strategic Feedback Report assesses how a city’s climate targets align with a 1.5°C future and provides guidance on high-impact actions to cut emissions, build resilience, and address key climate risks; 2) Global Collaboration – Cities join capacity-building initiatives, connect with peers worldwide, and exchange knowledge. Frontrunners are invited to join the We Love Cities campaign, where we showcase the cities' work to citizens and collect their feedback; 3) Recognition & Visibility – Cities with strong, credible reporting are acknowledged as finalists and receive recognition in various categories. They also gain visibility through WWF webinars and the Urban Solutions platform. Many cities return to OPCC to track progress, explore new strategies, and help shape global urban climate guidance. OPCC is more than a challenge—it’s a gateway to a global network of cities and WWF offices working together for a sustainable urban future. Learn more about One Planet City Challenge. Contact us: opcc@wwf.se.
Frameworks, Projects and Initiatives Mapping
Disclosers completing the Cities questionnaire may receive additional questions, beyond those in their Pathway, due to participation in the following projects and initiatives:
- 100% Renewable Energy Campaign
- C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group
- EcoMobility Alliance
- EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change
- Global Covenant of Mayors (GCoM)
- ICLEI GreenClimateCities
- ICLEI Ukrainian Cities: Climate Neutrality, Resilience and Recovery
- NetZeroCities – Mission Cities
- Transformative Actions Program (TAP)
- UBC Sustainable Cities Commission
- WWF One Planet City Challenge.
Disclosers to the States and Regions questionnaire will not see any additional questions because of their membership in participating projects and initiatives.
Below is a breakdown of each question and the frameworks, projects and initiatives they are aligned to, for both Cities, States and Regions. In the questionnaire, each question has tags indicating alignment with frameworks, projects and initiatives
1. Governance
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 1.1 | What language are you submitting your response in? | ||
| 1.2 | Provide details of your jurisdiction in the table below. |
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| 1.3 | Provide information on your jurisdiction’s oversight of climate-related risks and opportunities and how these issues have impacted your jurisdiction's planning. |
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| 1.4 | Report how your jurisdiction assesses the wider environmental, social, and economic opportunities and benefits of climate action. |
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| 1.5 | Report on your engagement with other levels of government regarding your jurisdiction's climate action. |
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| 1.6 | Report your jurisdiction's most significant examples of collaboration with government, business, and/or civil society on climate-related issues. |
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2. Assessment – Climate Risk and Vulnerability
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 2.1 | Has a climate risk and vulnerability assessment been undertaken for your jurisdiction? If not, please indicate why. |
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| 2.1.1 | Provide details on your climate risk and vulnerability assessment. |
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| 2.2 | Provide details on the most significant climate hazards faced by your jurisdiction. |
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| 2.3 | Identify and describe the most significant factors impacting on your jurisdiction’s ability to adapt to climate change and indicate how those factors either support or challenge this ability. |
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3. Assessment – Emissions Inventory
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 3.1 | Does your jurisdiction have a community-wide emissions inventory to report? |
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| 3.1.1 | Provide information on and an attachment (in spreadsheet format)/direct link to your main community-wide GHG emissions inventory. |
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| 3.1.2 | Provide a breakdown of your community-wide emissions by scope. If the inventory has been developed using the Global Protocol for Community Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventories (GPC) you will also be requested to provide a breakdown by sector. |
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| 3.1.3 | Provide a breakdown of your community-wide emissions in the format of the Common Reporting Framework. |
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| 3.1.4 | Provide a breakdown of your community-wide emissions by sector. |
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| 3.2 | Does your jurisdiction have a consumption-based emissions inventory to measure emissions from consumption of goods and services? The consumption-based approach captures direct and lifecycle GHG emissions of goods and services and allocates GHG emissions to the final consumers, rather than to the producers. |
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| 3.3 | Do you have an emissions inventory for your government operations to report? |
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| 3.3.1 | Attach your government operations emissions inventory and report the following information regarding this inventory. |
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| 3.3.2 | Report your government operations emissions in metric tonnes CO2e. |
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4. Assessment – Sectoral Data
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 4.1 | Report the following information regarding your jurisdiction-wide energy consumption. |
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| 4.1.1 | Report the total electricity consumption in MWh and the energy mix used for electricity consumption in your jurisdiction. |
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| 4.1.2 | Report the total thermal (heating/cooling) energy consumption in MWh and the energy mix used for thermal (heating/cooling) source mix breakdown for energy consumption in your jurisdiction. |
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| 4.1.3 | For each type of renewable energy within the jurisdiction boundary, report the installed capacity (MW) and annual generation (MWh). |
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| 4.1.4 | Report the total jurisdiction-wide annual electricity and heating and cooling consumption for each sector listed and for your government operations. |
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| 4.2 | Report the percentage of households within the jurisdiction with access to clean cooking fuels and technologies. |
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| 4.3 | How many households within the jurisdiction boundary face energy poverty? Select the threshold used for energy poverty in your jurisdiction. |
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| 4.4 | Report the following information on access to secure energy for your jurisdiction. |
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| 4.5 | Report your jurisdiction's passenger and/or freight mode share data. |
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| 4.6 | Report the total emissions, fleet size and number of vehicle types for the following modes of transport. |
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| 4.7 | Report the following waste-related data for your jurisdiction. |
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| 4.8 | Report on how climate change impacts health outcomes and health services in your jurisdiction. |
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| 4.9 | Report the following air pollution data for the jurisdiction. |
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| 4.10 | Provide details of the household access to water, sanitation services and water consumption in your jurisdiction. |
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| 4.11 | What percentage of your population is food insecure and/or lives in a food desert? |
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| 4.12 | Report the total quantity of food that is procured (in tonnes) for government-owned and/or operated facilities (including municipal facilities, schools, hospitals, youth centers, shelters, public canteens, prisons etc.). If available, please provide a breakdown per food group. |
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| 4.13 | Report the sources of your jurisdiction’s water supply, volumes withdrawn per source, and the projected change. |
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5, 6, & 7. Targets – Adaptation Goals, Mitigation, Sectors
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 5.1 | Does your jurisdiction have an adaptation goal(s) in place? If no adaptation goal is in place, please indicate the primary reason why. |
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| 5.1.1 | Report your jurisdiction’s main adaptation goals. |
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| 6.1 | Does your jurisdiction have an active greenhouse gas emissions reduction target(s) in place? Please include long-term and/or mid-term targets. If no active GHG emissions reduction target is in place, please indicate the primary reason why. |
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| 6.1.1 | Provide details of your emissions reduction target(s). Please report both long-term and mid-term targets, if applicable. |
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| 6.1.2 | If you are using or plan to use carbon credits sold to or purchased from outside the jurisdiction or target boundary, provide details. |
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| 6.1.3 | If your jurisdiction has a net zero target, report the proportion of the net zero target that is allocated to emissions removals and provide further information on the emissions removal activities that the jurisdiction is undertaking. |
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| 6.1.4 | Provide the following information in relation to the governance of your jurisdiction's emissions reduction targets. |
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| 7.1 | Provide details of your jurisdiction's energy-related and other environment-related targets active in the reporting year. |
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8. Planning
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 8.1 | Does your jurisdiction have a climate action plan or strategy that addresses mitigation, adaptation (resilience) and/or energy? |
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| 8.1.1 | Report details on the climate action plan or strategy that addresses mitigation, adaptation (resilience) and/or energy-related issues in your jurisdiction. |
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| 8.2 | Report details on the other environment-related plans, policies and/or strategies in your jurisdiction. |
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| 8.3 | Does your jurisdiction have a strategy for reducing emissions from consumption of the jurisdiction's most relevant goods and services? |
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| 8.4 | Does your jurisdiction have a strategy or standard for reducing emissions from the jurisdiction’s procurement and purchases of goods and services? |
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9. Actions
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 9.1 | Describe the outcomes of the most significant adaptation actions your jurisdiction is currently undertaking. Note that this can include those in the planning and/or implementation phase. |
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| 9.2 | Describe the outcomes of the most significant mitigation actions your jurisdiction is currently undertaking. Note that this can include those in the planning and/or implementation phases. |
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| 9.3 | Describe any planned climate-related projects within your jurisdiction for which you hope to attract financing. |
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| 9.4 | Report the factors that support climate-related investment and financial planning in your jurisdiction. |
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10. Forest (States and Regions Questionnaire only)
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 10.1 | Please provide the details of your region's current natural forest area. |
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| 10.1.1 | Please provide details of your region's natural forest area by different categories of forest ownership. |
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| 10.2 | Is deforestation and/or forest degradation currently an issue for your region? |
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| 10.3 | What types of mining activities operate within your region? |
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| 10.4 | Please explain what safeguards are in place to protect your region's forests in the long-term. |
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| 10.5 | Do you have any policies that directly address deforestation, forest degradation and/or forest restoration? |
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| 10.5.1 | Please provide details of your region's forests-related policies. |
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| 10.5.2 | Please explain why your region does not have a forests-related policy. |
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| 10.6 | Does your region participate in any global initiatives or conventions on forest protection or conservation? |
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| 10.6.1 | Please provide the details of the global initiatives or conventions your region participates in. |
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| 10.7 | Indicate your state/region’s implementation of REDD+ and provide details. |
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| 10.8 | Is your state/region involved in landscape (including jurisdictional) approaches to progress shared sustainable land use goals during the reporting period? |
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| 10.8.1 | Provide details of your state/region’s implementation of landscape/jurisdictional approaches during the reporting year. |
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| 10.9 | Is there a monitoring system in place to identify changes in your region's natural forest area resulting from deforestation and/or forest degradation? |
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| 10.9.1 | Please provide the details of the monitoring system in place within your region. |
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| 10.10 | Has a risk or vulnerability assessment on deforestation and/or forest degradation been undertaken for your region? |
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| 10.10.1 | Please provide the details of your region's procedures for assessing deforestation and/or forest degradation risks. |
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| 10.10.2 | Please explain why your region has not undertaken / has not been requested to undertake a forests-related risk assessment. |
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| 10.11 | Do current and/or anticipated impacts of deforestation and/or forest degradation present significant risks to your region? |
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| 10.11.1 | Please provide details of the deforestation and/or forest degradation impacts as well as the primary action taken by your region. |
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| 10.12 | Does managing forests sustainably provide any opportunities for your region? |
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| 10.12.1 | Please indicate the opportunities associated with sustainable forest management and describe how your region is positioning itself to take advantage of them. |
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11. Further Information
| 2025 Question Number | Question Text | Related Cities Projects and Initiatives | Related States and Regions Projects and Initiatives |
| 11.1 | Use this field to provide any additional information or context that you feel is relevant to your jurisdiction's response. Please note that this field is optional and is not scored/assessed. |
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| 11.2 | Where available, please provide the following documentation relevant to your membership in the Green Climate Cities program. |
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