- About us
- Our work
- Themes
- Publications
- 2021
- Parliaments & the Paris Agreement
- Climate Change Governance & the Challenge of Multi-Level Action
- Legislative & Institutional Assessments on REDD+ Readiness in the DRC, Nigeria and Senegal
- Legislative & Institutional Readiness Assessments for the implementation of Environmental Economic Accounting in the DRC, Nigeria and Senegal
- Legislative & Institutional Readiness Assessments on the Great Green Wall in Nigeria and Senegal
- 2018
- Environmental Law-making for Oversight for Sustainable Development: A guide for legislators 2018
- 2017
- Integrated Multi-purpose Forest Governance for the Delivery of SD & Biodiversity Objectives in Mexico and Colombia
- 2016
- Bringing the 2015 Summits Home: An action agenda for legislators 2016
- 2014
- The GLOBE Climate Legislation Study 2014
- The Globe Natural Capital Legislation Study 2014
- Projects
- Vacancies
- Events
- GLOBE COP26 Legislators Summit (Edinburgh 2021)
- GLOBE @ London Climate Action Week 2021
- GLOBE CBD COP15 Legislators Forum (Kunming 2021)
- GLOBE @ London Climate Action Week 2020
- GLOBE @ London Climate Action Week 2019
- CBD GLOBE COP13 Legislators Forum (Cancun 2016)
- GLOBE COP21 Legislators Summit (Paris 2015)
- GLOBE COP20 Legislators Summit (Lima 2014)
- COP26
- News
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Biodiversity
The implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) relies entirely on domestic action through policies and, ultimately, national legislation. Ultimately, only legislators have the capacity to edict solid rules and give clear directions for the kind of social and economic changes that the conservation of our biodiversity requires.
Electro-Mobility
The shift from internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEs) to electric vehicles (EVs) is happening. Coalitions of leading national Governments from countries across the income range and the automotive sector have committed to ambitious mid-term targets for EVs production and use, infrastructure roll-out and gradual banning of diesel and ICE vehicles.