Future of Climate Action Data from Cities, Regions, Businesses, and Investors
Climate Action Data 2.0 (CAD2) is an umbrella community that aims to collectively pursue the following:
Collaborate across key organizations and individuals working in existing data disclosure platforms and emerging platforms on blockchain, satellite imagery, AI, and other relevant new technologies in the climate action data and analysis space.
Co-define strategic objectives and milestones with workstream participants that may include working toward supporting key products or moments within the UNFCCC process such as the Global Climate Action portal (NAZCA), Global Stocktake, COP, and/or efforts led by other organizations..
Contextualize outputs and strategies into a shared narrative and a common declaration of Camda Data 2.0 objectives for 2021 and beyond.
Publicly launch the Camda Data 2.0 collaboration at Climate Week NY and make a declaration from the consortium at COP26 on how to improve data capture and data quality over time.
Produce a report or presentation to communicate initial findings and developments of Camda Data 2.0 by December 2021 to inform a diverse set of stakeholders, including, but not limited to, the philanthropic community.
Introduction and overview
Latest updates
Below is the outcome of our September 1st working group meeting to envision a Global Stocktake in real-time by 2030.
How to get involved
The CAD2 Working Group is convened by invitations to specific organizations and climate data scientists to ensure the sessions remain practical and relevant to the networks. However, if you feel you or your organization should participate on the monthly meetings, reach out to one of the convenors.
The Working Group meets over zoom at 8am PST on the first Wednesday of every month.
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