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ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability is a global network working with more than 2,500 local and regional governments committed to sustainable urban development.

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Asia LEDS Partnership Secretariat Services

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ACTIVITY INFORMATION
What we are doing

Asia LEDS Partnership's goal is to advance the development of country led and country specific strategic plans to promote economic growth while reducing GHG emissions without causing trade-offs to other environmental pressures in the Asia region. Supporting the development and implementation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) is a key objective of the partnership. The geographic focus of the ALP includes countries within the sub-regions of East Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Central Asia, and the Pacific (including Australia and New Zealand). ALP helps Asian countries to advance LEDS through its activities such as capacity development, technical assistance, and match-making; regional coordination and knowledge sharing; outreach and communication; and organizational development.

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How we are tracking

Increase in Membership count Number of resource materials produced Number of technical assistance/support provided to Asian countries Number of members benefited from training programs (including online peer learning sessions, forums, workshops) Number of peer-to-peer online sessions/in-person workshops Development of fund raising proposals for deeper engagement in countries

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What we are achieving

ICLEI supports and promotes regional cooperation and collaboration and facilitates learning across member organizations and Asian countries for the Asia LEDS (Low Emission Development Strategies) Partnership (ALP), a voluntary regional network comprised of organizations and individuals from the public, private, and non-governmental sectors active in designing, promoting, and/or implementing LEDS in Asia. ICLEI assists Asian countries to advance LEDS, green growth strategy and achieve NDC targets. ICLEI offers peer-to-peer knowledge sharing and learning through online sessions and in-person regional peer learning and training workshops; access to resource materials such as issue briefs, case stories, decision tools, and training materials that enable practitioners to champion LEDS; and technical assistance to address specific technical needs and advance LEDS and NDC implementation.

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Related activities

ICLEI Capacity Statement Master List 100% survey 3 of 10 A41 Country Survey on Environment Integration Tools A16 South-South Collaboration on Climate Information Services (Baseline Survey on Climate Information Services for Local Government Units)
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SDGs related to ICLEI Capacity Statement Master List 100% survey 3 of 10 A41 Country Survey on Environment Integration Tools A16 South-South Collaboration on Climate Information Services (Baseline Survey on Climate Information Services for Local Government Units)
  • Equitable development
  • Resilient development
Related ICLEI Pathways
  • Zero emission development
Related SDGs
Focus Areas
Relevant keywords
NDC Finance Network Peer Learning Subnational
Partners

Asia LEDS Partnership, Building and Nuclear Safety, ECN, Electric Capital, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Germany, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Nature Conservation, NDC Cluster, NewClimate Institute, Partnership for Sustainable Low Carbon Transport, SD Strategies, SouthSouthNorth, Winrock International, World Resources Institute,

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