The Center for Clean Air Policy (CCAP) is a non-governmental, research and non-profit organization established in 1985. CCAP’s mission is to support every step of climate action, from ambition to implementation.

A recognized world leader in climate policy and action, CCAP creates innovative, replicable climate solutions, strengthens capacities, and promotes best practices across the local, national, and international levels to accelerate the transition to a net-zero, climate resilient future.

CCAP was founded in 1985 and is based in Washington, DC.

ImplementaSur is a consulting firm founded in 2017 that provides expert advisory services services in climate management. It focuses on contributing to the design and implementation of sustainable and resilient practices to climate change in organizations of broad nature, both public sector agencies and private companies, helping them to transform the challenges posed by climate change into an opportunity to create value.

It also provides technical assistance in the evaluation and development of mitigation and adaptation projects, design of climate finance schemes, and development of climate policy analysis and recommendations.

Global Methane Hub is the first coordinated approach to methane mitigation funding. Its focus is on three key sectors: energy, agriculture, and waste, which account for 96% of anthropogenic methane emissions. Its main objective is to support ambitious catalytic investments, establish the groundwork for long-term transformation of challenging sectors, and deliver quick results in sectors that are ready for immediate action.

With a global presence and based in Santiago, Chile, the Global Methane Hub is dedicated to addressing the methane issue worldwide.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) is Canada’s lead federal department for strategic action on a wide range of environmental matters, including clean growth and climate change, preventing and managing pollution, conserving nature, and predicting weather and environmental conditions.

The Department focuses on the interdependence of environmental sustainability and economic well-being. ECCC works in partnership with provincial, territorial and municipal governments, Indigenous partners, and communities to deliver important programs and services that are essential to ensuring the health and well-being of Canadians and the environment in a manner that respects the Government of Canada’s commitment to openness, effectiveness and transparency in government.

CCAC is a voluntary partnership of over 160 governments, intergovernmental organizations, and non-governmental organizations founded in 2012.

The organization is the only international body working to reduce powerful and dangerous SLCPs – methane, black carbon, hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and tropospheric ozone – that drive both climate change and air pollution.

CCAC and its partners work together toward a common goal of reducing global warming in the near-term to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement and support economic development, improved health and environmental and food security benefits.