Sector Hubs

We focus on these sectors to identify the most cost-efficient and practical pathways to reduce their emissions. We work closely with relevant communities, industry representatives, NGOs and policy makers to support targeted improvements to technology, best practice and policies.

Heavy-Duty Vehicles and Engines
Black carbon

The Heavy-Duty Vehicles and Engines Hub brings together governments, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations along with private sector leaders to catalyse major reductions in black carbon through adoption of clean fuel and vehicle regulations and supporting policies. Efforts focus on global adoption of Euro VI standards, scaling up soot free and electric buses, non-road mobile machinery and stationary engines, marine and inland water transport and green freight.

Fossil Fuels
Black carbon
Methane

The Fossil Fuels Hub brings together governments, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations along with private sector leaders to promote significant reductions in methane and black carbon emissions from the oil and gas sector.

Waste
Black carbon
Methane

The Waste Hub brings together governments, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations along with private sector leaders to share expertise and support countries in mitigating SLCPs from organic waste and opening burning of waste. The Waste Hub works closely with the National Planning Hub and the Agriculture Hub to identify synergies and further opportunities for collaboration.

HFC
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)

This initiative targets governments and the private sector to address rapidly growing HFC emissions, which could account for as much as 19% of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2050, if left unchecked.

Household Energy
Black carbon
Tropospheric ozone

The Household Energy Hub brings together governments, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations along with private sector leaders to scale up and accelerate the reduction of short-lived climate pollutant emissions from these sources globally, alongside long-lived greenhouse gases, to mitigate climate change, improve livelihoods, empower women, and protect the environment and human health.

Agriculture
Black carbon
Methane

The Agriculture Hub brings together governments, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations along with private sector leaders in the agriculture sector to share expertise and support countries in mitigating SLCPs from paddy rice cultivation, livestock and open burning of agriculture. The Agriculture Hub works closely with the National Planning Hub and the Waste Hub along with the Methane Roadmap Action Programme (M-RAP) to identify synergies and further opportunities for collaboration.

Cooling
Black carbon
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)

The CCAC’s seven Hubs address agriculture, cooling, fossil fuel, heavy-duty vehicles, household energy, waste and national planning. Through these Hubs, the CCAC aims to advance action on SLCPs mitigation in key sectors. For more information about the Hubs, visit the About the Hubs page.

The Cooling Hub brings together governments, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations along with private sector leaders to build high-level political leadership and facilitate collaboration among stakeholders. The aim is to enhance energy efficiency in the cooling sector while countries implement the phase-down of HFC refrigerants under the Montreal Protocol.

Cross-Cutting Hubs

We carry out work across sectors to accelerate emissions reductions for all short-lived climate pollutants. Changes in policies and practices in these areas can affect change across a wide range of polluting activities.

National Planning and Policy
Black carbon
Methane
Tropospheric ozone
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)

The National Planning Hub brings together governments, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations along with private sector leaders to scale up action in a coordinated and prioritized way. This includes helping countries assess their emissions and mitigation options to respond in a more prioritised, targeted and cost-effective manner and address the challenges to implementation.

Annual reports

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