Hubs Partner-led networks promoting transformation in key emitting sectors Share SHARE Facebook share Twitter LinkedIn Copy URL Email Why join Members Upcoming Meetings Projects Breadcrumb Home Who we are Our hubs Our hubs are networks of stakeholders who share an interest in reducing short-lived climate pollutant (SLCP) emissions in their sectors. Hubs act as a platform to share knowledge and encourage action among state and non-state members. The Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) operates hubs focused on key polluting sectors, as well as cross-cutting themes which can affect change across a wide range of polluting activities. These include agriculture, cooling, fossil fuels, heavy-duty vehicles and engines, household energy, national planning, and waste. What our hubs do CCAC hubs meet periodically to exchange with peers, share best practices, and learn about the latest science in key sectors. Each hub aims to draw on the various strengths and experiences of its members to raise ambition, strengthen political will, and drive SLCP action from every angle. Hub members include experts and leaders from governments, inter-governmental organisations, non-governmental organisations, and the private sector. Image Why join a hub? Hub membership is voluntary and open to all entities and persons with an interest or expertise in the targeted sector. Joining a hub gives you the opportunity to: Learn directly from governments about their priorities and needs Discover what experts across the world are doing to tackle SLCPs Collaborate with state and non-state actors to spur new project development and help find and facilitate funding for SLCP-related projects Network and collaborate on proposals for new project development Inform CCAC funding priorities and our annual work plan & budget so that we support the projects that are critically important to SLCP mitigation Register to join a hub CCAC Hubs Agriculture Hub Addressing major sources of methane and black carbon, while improving productivity Cooling Hub Replacing potent climate-warming HFC refrigerants while improving equipment efficiency Fossil Fuels Hub Helping tackle one of the biggest and most solvable contributors to the climate crisis Heavy-Duty Vehicles and Engines Hub Reducing black carbon and other pollutants from internal combustion engines Household Energy Hub Increasing access to clean household fuels and technology to deliver climate and clean air benefits National policy and planning hub Supporting policies that integrate climate and clean air objectives Waste hub Improving waste management to reduce methane and black carbon and achieve the benefits of a circular economy Members Our hubs count more than 100 governments, NGOs, IGOs, and private sector entities as members. Each hub is co-led by a minimum of two countries and is supported by a leadership group comprised of both CCAC and non-CCAC Partners advancing work in the sector. For more information about which countries and other participants are part of a specific hub, please visit the relevant hub page. Agriculture Cooling Fossil Fuels Heavy-Duty Vehicles & Engines Household Energy National Policy and Planning Waste Sign up to join a hub and to receive updates Join a hub hub meetings Each hub meets two to three times a year. Two of these meetings are virtual, and one is in person. Members are encouraged to participate in all meetings and present their work to mitigate short-lived climate pollutants in the relevant sector. Let’s talk Biogas! Webinar Series #2: How to get regulation right Moving from the Global Methane Pledge to Regulatory Action: Launch Event Webinar: How to Enhance NDC 3.0 by Including Non-CO₂ and Air Quality Webinar: How to Enhance NDC 3.0 by Including Non-CO₂ and Air Quality See all meetings Projects Through the Climate and Clean Air Coalition Trust Fund, we fund projects in developing countries to enable climate and clean air actions delivering multiple development benefits. Our project funding is split between national policy development and sectoral mitigation action. Use the map and list below to explore the range of projects we support. Projects Select / Deselect All State partners (89) Non-state partners (98) Select / Deselect All (269) Agriculture (40) Brick production (7) Cooling (25) Emissions assessments (5) Finance (4) Fossil fuels (11) Gender-focused (1) Public health (7) Heavy-duty vehicles and engines (16) Household Energy (23) National policy and planning (95) Waste (51) Our latest projects Previous Next [LR-23-003] Liberia – Develop a Waste Sector Strategy that reduces emissions of black carbon from open burning [LR-23-003] Liberia – Develop a Waste Sector Strategy that reduces emissions of black carbon from open burning Costa Rica - Implement a roadmap to improve organic waste management and reduce methane emissions Waste Costa Rica - Implement a roadmap to improve organic waste management and reduce methane emissions [BR-23-002] - Brazil - Develop a methane mitigation strategy for urban and agricultural waste sectors Waste [BR-23-002] - Brazil - Develop a methane mitigation strategy for urban and agricultural waste sectors [AR-23-003] Argentina – Developing organic waste recovery policies to reduce methane and CO2 emissions Waste [AR-23-003] Argentina – Developing organic waste recovery policies to reduce methane and CO2 emissions [PK-23-003] Advancing Implementation of Pakistan’s National Clean Air Policy Through Clean Cooking Fuels and Technologies [PK-23-003] Advancing Implementation of Pakistan’s National Clean Air Policy Through Clean Cooking Fuels and Technologies [NG-23-006] Nigeria - Develop a national policy on soot-free buses and a national strategy and implementation plan for CNG/electric bus deployment Heavy-duty vehicles and engines [NG-23-006] Nigeria - Develop a national policy on soot-free buses and a national strategy and implementation plan for CNG/electric bus deployment [KE-23-001] Kenya - Develop a heavy-duty vehicle sub-sector strategy and roadmap for moving to Euro 6/VI emission standards Heavy-duty vehicles and engines [KE-23-001] Kenya - Develop a heavy-duty vehicle sub-sector strategy and roadmap for moving to Euro 6/VI emission standards [BR-23-004] Brazil - Develop a Vehicle Emissions Inspection Programme Heavy-duty vehicles and engines [BR-23-004] Brazil - Develop a Vehicle Emissions Inspection Programme Colombia - Strengthen the MRV system for the mining sector Fossil fuels Colombia - Strengthen the MRV system for the mining sector [RW-23-002] Rwanda - Strengthen capacity for sustainable cooling and refrigeration Cooling [RW-23-002] Rwanda - Strengthen capacity for sustainable cooling and refrigeration See all projects
[LR-23-003] Liberia – Develop a Waste Sector Strategy that reduces emissions of black carbon from open burning [LR-23-003] Liberia – Develop a Waste Sector Strategy that reduces emissions of black carbon from open burning
Costa Rica - Implement a roadmap to improve organic waste management and reduce methane emissions Waste Costa Rica - Implement a roadmap to improve organic waste management and reduce methane emissions
[BR-23-002] - Brazil - Develop a methane mitigation strategy for urban and agricultural waste sectors Waste [BR-23-002] - Brazil - Develop a methane mitigation strategy for urban and agricultural waste sectors
[AR-23-003] Argentina – Developing organic waste recovery policies to reduce methane and CO2 emissions Waste [AR-23-003] Argentina – Developing organic waste recovery policies to reduce methane and CO2 emissions
[PK-23-003] Advancing Implementation of Pakistan’s National Clean Air Policy Through Clean Cooking Fuels and Technologies [PK-23-003] Advancing Implementation of Pakistan’s National Clean Air Policy Through Clean Cooking Fuels and Technologies
[NG-23-006] Nigeria - Develop a national policy on soot-free buses and a national strategy and implementation plan for CNG/electric bus deployment Heavy-duty vehicles and engines [NG-23-006] Nigeria - Develop a national policy on soot-free buses and a national strategy and implementation plan for CNG/electric bus deployment
[KE-23-001] Kenya - Develop a heavy-duty vehicle sub-sector strategy and roadmap for moving to Euro 6/VI emission standards Heavy-duty vehicles and engines [KE-23-001] Kenya - Develop a heavy-duty vehicle sub-sector strategy and roadmap for moving to Euro 6/VI emission standards
[BR-23-004] Brazil - Develop a Vehicle Emissions Inspection Programme Heavy-duty vehicles and engines [BR-23-004] Brazil - Develop a Vehicle Emissions Inspection Programme
Colombia - Strengthen the MRV system for the mining sector Fossil fuels Colombia - Strengthen the MRV system for the mining sector
[RW-23-002] Rwanda - Strengthen capacity for sustainable cooling and refrigeration Cooling [RW-23-002] Rwanda - Strengthen capacity for sustainable cooling and refrigeration