Partnerships
Tackling climate change requires coordination across institutions, sectors and borders. At the ICCN, we put collaboration at the heart of everything we do.
Fostering collaboration on climate governance
Currently, the ICCN is funded through a mix of philanthropic funding and annual member financial contributions.
The ICCN is open to working with other donor organisations, such as philanthropic funders, governments, intergovernmental bodies, trade unions, and non-profit or for-profit businesses.
The ICCN is also open to collaborate with organisations that may be able to support capacity-building across our key areas of Governance, Mitigation, Adaptation or Communications.
Partnership Brief
2024-2025
Find out more about the benefits of working together with the ICCN and our members through downloading a copy of our partnership brief.
Our partners
NDC Partnership
The NDC Partnership is a global coalition bringing together more than 260 members, including more than 140 countries, developed and developing, and more than 110 institutions to deliver on ambitious, transformational climate action that helps achieve the Paris Agreement and drive sustainable development. Strong climate governance is essential for countries to implement and evaluate NDCs, and climate councils play a critical role in this process. The ICCN is an Associate Member of the NDC Partnership and is collaborating on NDC implementation.
IPCC
The ICCN is an Observer of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which is the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change. As an Observer, the ICCN can attend sessions of the IPCC and plenary sessions of IPCC Working Groups. The ICCN is also eligible to nominate experts for scoping meetings, workshops and as authors and review editor.