Channel Title: Climate & Clean Air Coalition Channel Description: The Climate and Clean Air Coalition is a voluntary partnership of governments, intergovernmental organizations, the private sector, the environmental community, and other members of civil society, all working together to reduce the short-lived climate pollutants that push earth’s temperatures higher and harm health, agriculture and ecosystems. We take urgent and collective actions across different sectors to address emissions of multiple sources of black carbon, methane, hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), and tropospheric ozone that could bring rapid and multiple benefits for human well-being and environment. The Coalition's work is complimentary to the global action to reduce carbon dioxide, in particular efforts under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Find out more about us at cccacoalition.org. <video> Richie Kaur, Senior Super Pollutant Advocate at NRDC at MOP36 Description: Richie Kaur, Senior Super Pollutant Advocate at NRDC reflects on MOP36's workshop on lifecycle refrigerant management. </video> <video> Ana Maria Kleymeyer, Delegate, Federated States of Micronesia Description: </video> <video> WEBINAR - How Gender Can Help Drive SLCP Mitigation in the Transport Sector Description: This webinar is part of CCAC’s webinar series on gender mainstreaming that aims to tackle SLCP sectors, break down key gender considerations and opportunities to develop better, more sustainable plans and policies in discussion with sector and gender experts, NGOs, and country partners. </video> <video> Launch of Air Quality Management Exchange Platform (AQMx) Description: Air Quality Management Exchange Platform (AQMx), is the “one-stop shop” for the latest guidance and tools on air quality management, setting forward a clear path to meeting interim targets identified in the WHO Air Quality Guidelines. This new platform represents a whole-of-United-Nations-approach, and was developed in response to a UNEA-6 resolution in February 2024, where countries called for increased global cooperation to tackle air pollution, and to collectively share best practices, tools, data, and information in order to plug gaps that exist in monitoring air quality. </video> <video> Makoto Kato, Co-Lead of CCAC Cooling Hub, Japan & Denise San Valentin, CCAC Secretariat Description: Makoto Kato, Head of IFL Secretariat and Co-Lead of CCAC Cooling Hub, Japan and Denise San Valentin, Programme Management Officer, Cooling Focal Point, CCAC Secretariat speak about Japan’s leadership on Lifecycle Refrigerant Management (LRM). </video> <video> CCAC Webinar: Satellite data and air pollution forecast to support banning agricultural burning Description: </video> <video> Webinar: How to Enhance NDC 3.0 by Including Non-CO₂ and Air Quality (Day 1) Description: The launch of the CCAC guidance event aims to raise awareness about the critical role that super pollutants play in global warming and the urgent need to include them in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). It will provide guidance on effectively incorporating non-CO₂ pollutants and air quality measures into national climate strategies. The event will also highlight the available support from the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) and other stakeholders to assist countries in enhancing their NDCs. </video> <video> Meet the Super Pollutants Description: Description: Ugly, annoying, destructive. Super pollutants are running wild everywhere you look but can’t see. Warming the planet and wreaking havoc on our health in the process, they’re responsible for 45% of global warming to date. With your help, we can curb them. https://www.unep.org/interactives/super-pollutants/ </video> <video> Kofi Agyarko, Director, Renewable Energy,Energy Efficiency & Climate Change Energy Commission, Ghana Description: Kofi A. Agyarko, Director of the Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency & Climate Change Energy Commission, speaks with Denise San Valentin, Programme Management Officer of CCAC, about the Environmental dumping of cooling equipment at #COP13MOP36. </video> <video> How to Include Non CO₂ and Air Quality to Enhance Nationally Determined Contributions NDCs (Day 2) Description: The launch of the CCAC guidance event aimed to raise awareness about the critical role that super pollutants play in global warming and the urgent need to include them in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). It provided guidance on effectively incorporating non-CO₂ pollutants and air quality measures into national climate strategies. The event highlighted the available support from the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) and other stakeholders to assist countries in enhancing their NDCs. </video> <video> Iraq Experience_ Super Pollutant Workshop at Baku Climate Action Week Description: The COP29 Super pollutants Workshop took place during the Baku Climate Action Week, under the auspices of the COP29 High-Level Champion. </video> <video> Avipsa Mahapatra, Climate Campaign Director, EIA at MOP36 Description: Avipsa Mahapatra, Climate Campaign Director, EIA at MOP36 </video> <video> Colombia Experience _ Super Pollutant Workshop at Baku Climate Action Week Description: </video> <video> Chile Video Waste_Super Pollutant Workshop at Baku Climate Action Week Description: The COP29 Super pollutants Workshop took place during the Baku Climate Action Week, under the auspices of the COP29 High-Level Champion. </video> <video> Costa Rica Waste EBI Organic waste_Super Pollutant Workshop at Baku Climate Action Week Description: The COP29 Super pollutants Workshop took place during the Baku Climate Action Week, under the auspices of the COP29 High-Level Champion. </video>

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The Climate and Clean Air Coalition is a voluntary partnership of governments, intergovernmental organizations, the private sector, the environmental community, and other members of civil society, all working together to reduce the short-lived climate pollutants that push earth’s temperatures higher and harm health, agriculture and ecosystems.

We take urgent and collective actions across different sectors to address emissions of multiple sources of black carbon, methane, hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), and tropospheric ozone that could bring rapid and multiple benefits for human well-being and environment.

The Coalition's work is complimentary to the global action to reduce carbon dioxide, in particular efforts under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Find out more about us at cccacoalition.org.

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