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Article 5 Jun 2024 Catalyzing Multilevel Climate Action: CHAMP Endorsers Strategize Together at Daring Cities Roundtable Countries that endorsed CHAMP met with city leaders at a 2024 roundtable in Bonn to review progress and plan how national and local governments can work together on climate plans. Article 23 Jun 2025 From Fragmentation to Structure: CHAMP Helps Scaling Climate Action Across All Levels Countries backing the CHAMP initiative met in Bonn in 2025 and called for cities and regions to be given a formal, lasting seat in the UN climate process ahead of COP30. Article 15 Jul 2024 Cities Can Bring CHAMP to Life City associations in Germany, Brazil and the United States are backing a global push to give cities a bigger role in national climate plans. Resource 10 Aug 2026 Daring Cities 2026 Compendium Brings together 31 case studies, resources and initiatives presented at the Bonn Dialogues, spanning five areas of action: transforming urban systems, using knowledge for action, f… Research 29 Jun 2026 Vertical Integration: Bridging National and Local Climate Adaptation in Indonesia, Brazil and India This study examines how the vertical integration of climate adaptation can be strengthened in large and decentralized countries.  Release 17 Apr 2026 Local Governments and Development Finance Institutions Partner to Increase Support for Resilient Urban Infrastructure Investment High-level discussion among DFIs and city leaders lays the groundwork for new solutions to increase investment in resilient, low-carbon urban infrastructure. Article 25 Nov 2025 Why COP30 Was a Breakthrough for Cities At the COP30 climate summit, rising influence from city, state and regional governments offered new avenues for progress amid lagging national action. Article 23 Jun 2026 The New Climate Playbook: Cities and National Governments Working Together New coalitions of the willing are emerging as key players in advancing climate action, closing the gap left by more formal — but slower-moving — multilateral negotiations.