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The OECD International Programme for Action on Climate (IPAC) supports country progress towards net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and a more resilient economy by 2050.

Through regular monitoring, policy evaluation and feedback on results and best practices, IPAC helps countries strengthen and co-ordinate their climate action. It complements and supports the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement monitoring frameworks.

Climate Action Dashboard

The Dashboard features key indicators that provide an at-a-glance view of country actions and progress towards climate objectives and trajectories toward net zero. It will inform the Climate Action Monitor and guide analysis.

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Climate actions and policies indicators

The joint OECD-France high-level panel discussion at COP27 provided an opportunity to share the OECD contributions to the COP27 agenda of ambition and transparency through the presentation of the second Climate Action Monitor and updated Climate Action Dashboard on a global stage.

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Climate Policies in Practice

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Norway’s evolving incentives for zero-emission vehicles

In 2021, about two-thirds of new passenger vehicles sold in Norway were fully electric. Norway’s success in promoting electric vehicles has mainly been driven by generous tax incentives, including the exemption of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs)...
07/11/2022
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New Zealand’s plans for agricultural emissions pricing

More than half of New Zealand’s greenhouse gas emissions stem from agriculture, representing by far the largest share in the OECD area. While agriculture-related emissions are not included in the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme,...
07/11/2022
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Germany’s sponge cities to tackle heat and flooding

Germany promotes nature-based solutions to advance climate change adaptation in cities. By imitating the natural water cycle, green roofs, façades and other green spaces absorb the rainwater where it lands, soaking it up like a...
07/11/2022
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Austria’s “KlimaTicket” to promote low-carbon mobility

In October 2021, Austria introduced a nationwide climate ticket – “KlimaTicket” – offering nearly unlimited public transport use across the country, with a single ticket for a full year. The country aims to reduce private...
07/11/2022
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The Climate Action Monitor

At the start of COP27, country commitments to net zero still do not match the level of ambition of the Paris Agreement.

Yet the message is perfectly clear: climate risks will only be significantly reduced if we can achieve net zero in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050 and sharply reduce other emissions, in particular from methane.

For this to happen, a profound transformation of the structure of the world economy is required, one that halts the existing policy frameworks and economic interests that continue to be geared towards fossil fuels and carbon-intensive activities.

The global pathway to net zero relies on a mix of complementary policy actions that supports profound structural reforms via:

  • integrated multi-level governance for climate

  • increased support for R&D and innovation

  • scaled up carbon pricing

  • scaled up green budgeting and alignment of economic recovery measures with climate goals

  • increased opportunities for resilient and inclusive growth leveraged from a green economy.

Based on the IPAC Dashboard, the Climate Action Monitor seeks to provide a digest of country progress towards climate objectives and alignment with Paris Agreement goals to help countries advance towards net zero.

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Tackling the climate crisis together

Through global co-operation we can work together to tackle one of the most pressing inter-generational challenges of our times.
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For more information, please contact: IPACinfo@oecd.org, cc: Ms. Nathalie Girouard, Head of the Environmental Performance and Information Division, OECD Environment Directorate.

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