Cities currently account for 70% of global greenhouse gases and energy consumption. In order to achieve a carbon neutral society, cities must accelerate the transition to a decarbonised society that is suited to the characteristics of each city, and through learning and collaboration among cities, it is possible to quickly derive solutions that are appropriate for each city. The Ministry of the Environment, Japan (MOEJ) has been supporting such efforts since 2013 through the "City-to-City Collaboration for Zero Carbon Society (C3P)".
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the C3P, cities participating in C3P the project shared the significance of the decarbonization transition in light of recent international trends and concrete measures in this seminar, and aimed to build momentum for the expansion and horizontal deployment of integrated climate action at the city level.
*This seminar is an event of the "Climate Change and Zero Carbon City Week".
Event Details
IGES Kitakyushu Urban Centre
Ms. Akagi, Ms. Horizono
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Presentation Materials
10:00 | Opening remarks | Tetsuya Yagi, State Minister of the Environment, Japan | |
Photo session | |||
10:10 | Keynote speech | Kazuhiko Takemono, Chair, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Council | PDF (953KB) |
Speakers from municipalities | Moderator: Yatsuka Kataoka, Programme Director, City Taskforce, IGES | ||
Claudio Castro, Mayor, Municipality of Renca (Chile) | PDF (1.8MB) | ||
Norman Harvey Ngiratecheboet, Governor, Airai State Government (Palau) | PDF (2.5MB) | ||
Hideki Tanaka, Deputy Governor, Ehime Prefecture (Japan) | PDF (3.4MB) | ||
Sofian Ibrahim, Regional Secretary, Gorontalo Province (Indonesia) | PDF (2.7MB) | ||
Kamisah Binti Mohd Ghazali, Senior Vice President, Resilient Environment, Iskandar Malaysia (Malaysia) | PDF (3.0MB) | ||
Toru Hashimoto, Director General of International Affairs Bureau, City of Yokohama (Japan) | PDF (3.2MB) | ||
11:30 | Closing |