IPRA | Climate Chapter

Coincident with the United Nations 26th climate change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in 2021, we created the IPRA climate change chapter.

IPRA thematic chapters are a way of bringing members together to focus on an issue of global interest and adding value to that issue by exploring the relevant communication aspects.

Objectives

To further knowledge and expertise among IPRA members, enabling them to play a valuable part in furthering communications aspects of climate change in line with UN sustainable development goal 13.
To facilitate dialogue and best-practice exchange between IPRA members on communications aspects of climate change.
To create communication materials for IPRA members and non-members on communications aspects of climate change.
To promote entries to the Golden World Awards Climate Change category.

For information on how to participate please contact the IPRA Secretariat using our contact form here.

Resources

	B Climate tools base	Tools toward achieving net zero emissions by 2030 taking a human-centric approach.
	Climate Change Knowledge Portal	The portal provides global data on historical and future climate, vulnerabilities, and impacts.
	The Climate and Development Knowledge Network	The CDKN works to enhance the quality of life for those most vulnerable to climate change. We support decision-makers to design and deliver climate compatible development.
	Climate Impact Explorer	This tool shows how the severity of climate change will increase over time at different levels of warming, starting with 1.5°C
	Climate Outreach IPCC handbook	Principles for effective public engagement on climate change.
	Global Opportunities for Sustainable Development Goals	GO4SDGs aims to accelerate regional solutions for sustainable consumption and production by sharing best practices and offering science-based policy tools. It supports governments and SMEs to increase capacities and access finance.
	Green Growth Knowledge Partnership	The GGKP is a global community of policy, business, and finance professionals and organisations committed to collaboratively generating, managing, and sharing knowledge on the transition to an inclusive green economy.
	The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change	Created in 1988 by the World Meteorological Organization and UNEP, IPCC provides governments with scientific information that they can use to develop climate policies.
	Die KlimaFabrik	These books (in German) show the large number of concrete measures with which we can manage to limit global warming to below 2°C in an understandable way and with numerous graphics. And in English from Amazon.
	United Nations Environment Programme	Since its inception in 1972, UNEP has been the global authority that sets the environmental agenda, promotes the coherent implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable development within the UN system and serves as an authoritative advocate for the global environment.
	Books for children	10 children's books on climate change recommended by the World Economic Forum