Managing climate change and promoting a "sustainable, resilient and inclusive recovery" require adequate inter-sectoral, multi-level and multi-stakeholder articulation, including all levels of government, civil society, academia and the private sector. The processes of designing, updating and implementing NDCs require the coordinated work of all these actors. EUROCLIMA+ supports the facilitation of coordination mechanisms between different sectors, including the identification of regulatory, institutional, technical and policy barriers, as well as solutions that allow overcoming these barriers.

In terms of coordination between different levels of government, the Programme supports the facilitation of political, legal and institutional articulation, as well as the creation and/or building of local capacities to address climate change.

EUROCLIMA+ also encourages the involvement of the private sector in the co-design and implementation of climate solutions, actions and policies. It also supports capacity building and the search for solutions to create enabling conditions for increased private sector climate ambition. Finally, the Programme encourages greater involvement of civil society and academia in decision-making, implementation and monitoring of NDCs.

The different actions that this EU programme has implemented and continues to promote in synergy with the countries are presented below: