The Climate Action Aggregation Tool (CAAT) supports government experts, analysts and policymakers to identify, quantify and aggregate the impact of non-state and subnational actions. As a result, they can be integrated into mitigation targets, projections and scenarios in support of policy development, policy evaluation and target-setting.
The tool distils the step-by-step process laid out in the ICAT Non-State and Subnational Action Guide. The tool was updated in 2024.
Better quantify the impact of region, city, and business emissions reduction efforts
Evaluate how they overlap with or complement national policies
Determine the impact of combined national and sub-national efforts for integration into more holistic target-setting
Combine with the Non-State and Subnational Action Methodology:
The ICAT Non-State and Subnational Action Methodology provides guidance to national government agencies, research institutions and non-governmental organizations, for the integration of non-state and subnational actors’ activities.
Video tutorial: How to use CAAT
The CAAT tool was updated in 2024. Users may notice small differences between the updated tool and what is shown in the tutorial video. These differences are minor and users are invited to continue using the video tutorial as guidance.
If you would like to know more about CAAT or for any technical support issues, please contact ICAT’s Implementing Partner, NewClimate Institute
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