Multilevel governance in action: advancing ambitious climate action through the Subnational Policy Library

Event graphic for a launch event at COP31: “Multilevel governance in action: advancing ambitious climate action through the Subnational Policy Library”. Thursday 12 November, 13:30–14:30 TRT, Blue Zone: Multilevel Action Pavilion, Antalya EXPO Center. Speakers, shown with headshots: Champa Patel, Executive Director, Governments and Policy, Climate Group; Dr Michal Nachmany, Founder and CEO, Climate Policy Radar; Andrés Ávila-Akerberg, Executive Director, POLEA; Rosario Boggione, Director of Climate Change, Jujuy, Argentina; and Óscar Rébora, Secretary of Ecology and Environment, Quintana Roo. Logos of Climate Policy Radar and the Under2 Coalition, with Climate Group as Secretariat.
Thursday 12 November, 13:30–14:30TRT | Blue Zone: Multilevel Action Pavilion, Antalya EXPO Center

States and regions are driving climate action on the ground, yet their laws and policies are rarely visible beyond their own jurisdictions. Join Climate Policy Radar and the Under2 Coalition at COP31 to explore why connecting that action across levels of government is key to implementation.

Hear from subnational governments and partners on what’s needed to strengthen multilevel governance, how evidence of what states and regions are already doing can strengthen their voice in the UNFCCC process, and what it means for a government’s own policies to be visible to a global audience.

The session also marks the launch of the Subnational Policy Library: a new open tool to help make subnational climate action more visible.

Speakers:

  • Champa Patel, Executive Director, Governments and Policy, Climate Group (moderator)

  • Michal Nachmany, Founder and CEO, Climate Policy Radar

  • Andrés Ávila-Akerberg, Executive Director, POLEA

  • Rosario Boggione, Director of Climate Change, Jujuy, Argentina

  • Óscar Rébora, Secretary of Ecology and Environment, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Open to anyone with a Blue Zone pass at COP31. No registration is required. State and regional governments, national policymakers, and networks working on multilevel governance are especially welcome.

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Climate Policy Radar is a Community Interest Company (non-profit, 501(c)3 equivalency determination).

We build open, credible databases and AI-powered tools to support informed action on climate and nature.

Say hello: info@climatepolicyradar.org

Techspace, 140 Goswell Road, London EC1V 7DY 

2026 Climate Policy Radar, CIC

Climate Policy Radar is a Community Interest Company (non-profit, 501(c)3 equivalency determination).

We build open, credible databases and AI-powered tools to support informed action on climate and nature.

Say hello: info@climatepolicyradar.org

Techspace, 140 Goswell Road, London EC1V 7DY 

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