Financing sustainable local action for climate: what joint agenda for Non- party stakeholders 

Most of the investments needed to reach the 5-year climate action plan will be conducted locally. There is an urgency to strengthen local finances/capacities to implement it through multi-stakeholder local/international action. What challenges for a joint roadmap between state/non-state actors?

Introduction

·         R. Dantec, Political analyses of COP22 – confirmed

Reactions

·         Open opportunities after COP22 in terms of financing

·         Challenges to tackle

Speakers

·         Mohammed Sadiki, Mayor of Rabat – confirmed

·         Wael Hmaidan – Director of CAN-International Secretariat – confirmed

·         Claire Charbit OECD – confirmed

·         Pierre Ducret, President of I4CE and Special Advisor for climate change at Caisse des Dépôts Group – confirmed

·         Clément Larrue. Référent Senior project manager on climate and cities, French Development Agency (AFD) – confirmed

·         Marc Watts, C40

·         Nizar Baraka, President of the Moroccan Economic, Social and Environmental Council

·         Célestine Ketcha Courtès, President of the Network of locally elected women of Africa-REFELA

·         Roland Hunziker, Director Sustainable Buildings and Cities   World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)

Conclusions: F. Vallier, CEMR SG