Join us on 2 June to explore the current work of Nordic municipalities on climate neutrality and an ongoing project funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Working Group for Climate and Air (NKL).
The event is hosted in collaboration with the Nordic Council of Ministers and four Nordic research institutes: Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI, Sweden), Aarhus University (AU, Denmark), Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE, Finland) and Center for International Climate Research (CICERO, Norway).
Local governments across the globe play a key role in promoting CO2 reductions, but most of them currently lack tools and knowledge to address Scope 3 consumption-based emissions. This event will showcase the current work of Nordic municipalities on climate neutrality based on an ongoing project funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Working Group for Climate and Air (NKL). It will discuss challenges and opportunities identified at the local level to assess and mitigate consumption-based emissions as well as address carbon capture, also known as sinks.
The aim of the workshop is to share lessons learned from the Nordic region and initiate important dialogues on the role and the methods local governments can apply to accelerate the transition to a just and low-carbon society.
The event will present findings from a recently conducted survey undertaken among municipalities in the Nordic region to learn how they are currently monitoring and mitigating climate change, especially from the viewpoint of consumption and carbon sinks. The event will shed light on the usefulness of consumption-based data on emissions for municipalities. It will also reflect on some of the main challenges identified in municipalities’ work regarding sustainable consumption and carbon sinks.
14:00-15:15
15:15-15:45
15:45-17:00
Register below and share about the event with your networks. We look forward to welcoming all who are interested in sustainable transition join us in person at the workshop on 2 June 2022.
Where: Garnisonen Conference, Karlavägen 100, Stockholm. Room: Hagaparken
Please note that only 50 seats are available.
Tool / SEI:s Konsumtionskompass illustrerar och analyserar klimatpåverkan från hushållens konsumtion på kommunal, läns och riksnivå.
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