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Data is a fundamental building block of climate action. The availability and use of coherent climate change data are crucial to help countries to mitigate the effects of climate change and societies to adapt.
When used and shared effectively, climate change data can help to better monitor and anticipate to climate changes and ultimately report on international commitments to guide decision makers to build long-term responses to climate change impacts.
PARIS21 is helping countries to develop their capacities to improve national climate change data ecosystems, where policy makers, government agencies, climate experts, the private sector and other actors can work across data silos and use data to address all aspects of the climate crisis.
Explore our work
- How are small island developing states in the Caribbean starting to implement climate change data ecosystems? Read the article here
- Envisioning a climate change data ecosystem - A path to co-ordinated climate action. Read the report here.
- About PARIS21's work on mobilising climate change data ecosystems for better climate action - Read the brief here
- PARIS21 Expert Workshop hosted on December 2021 exploring an ecosystem approach to data for climate action. Read main highlights here.
- 2022 PARIS21 Spring Meetings - Data Ecosystems for Climate Action. Access event documents, recording and presentations here.
- Series of climate change podcasts. Listen to all episodes here.
- Post published by Apolitical, Cathy Krüger, inter-regional advisor at PARIS21, and Joel Gurin, president of the Center for Open Data Enterprise (CODE), “How can societies become more resilient to climate change? read the full article here.
- UN ECLAC-PARIS21 event Strengthening environment climate change and disaster information in the Caribbean here