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As part of the side events held in the EUROCLIMA+ Pavilion at the COP25 on climate change, on December 12, 2019, this regional programme

Madrid, Spain, during an event held on December 12, 2019 in the pavilion of the EUROCLIMA+ Programme at COP25 on climate change,

Madrid, December 12, 2019. The findings and recommendations of the third edition of the regional report on electric mobility in Latin America

The progress of projects in the transport sector was shown, highlighting their importance in combating climate change.

The event was attended by a high-level panel with the participation of the High Commissioner of OHCHR, Michelle Bachelet, and the Executive Secretary of

The integration of AbE into municipal planning makes it possible to conserve ecosystems that reduce the vulnerability of local communities.

With more than 200 panellists, a total of 44 side events to the COP 25 negotiations took place in the EUROCLIMA+ pavilion.

• An advance executive summary of the Zero Carbon Latin America and the Caribbean 2019 Report was presented during the COP25 in Madrid.
• The report analyzes the opportunities, costs and benefits of coupled decarbonization

During the event organised by EUROCLIMA+ at COP25, Latin American journalists took on the challenge of promoting more climate action in the coming five years.

Countries work on a joint agenda with nature-based solutions. Presentation at COP25

During the COP25 in Madrid, a panel bringing together representatives of civil society, municipalities and NGOs will seek to understand the challenges of

More than 45 events are planned. Representatives of national governments, local authorities, cooperation agencies, academia and NGOs from Latin America

An event dedicated to journalists in the EUROCLIMA+ pavilion at COP25. 7 December 7 at 4 p.m., with Facebook live transmission.

An event dedicated to highlighting how cooperation between Latin America and Europe can achieve greater climate ambition.

In the context of Climate Week for Latin America and Caribbean, EUROCLIMA+ held a side event to share the results achieved and exhibit specific initiatives.

Honduras, Guatemala, Colombia and El Salvador join forces to promote forest value chains and improve the resilience of local communities.

August 9, 2019, Honduras: With an investment of more than 1.2 million euros contributed by the European Union through the EUROCLIMA+ Programme,

Indigenous and community organisations in 4 countries are confronting climate change.                                                      

The European Union funded project will be co-executed by three specialist secretariats of the Central American Integration System (SICA).

Summary of the main project activities for the FBE component - June 2019