Cambodia Climate Change Alliance - Phase 3 (CCCA3) Achievements
- Date of publication: 10 December 2024
- Author: Cambodia Climate Change Alliance
- Language: English
- Type: Document
- Page: 62
The Cambodia Climate Change Alliance (CCCA) has been the flagship climate change initiative in Cambodia since 2010. It is based on a partnership between the Royal Government of Cambodia, represented by the Ministry of Environment and the National Council for Sustainable Development, and development partners including the European Union, UNDP, and Sweden. Denmark and the United Kingdom have also contributed, in the first and third phases respectively. CCCA has played an essential role in establishing the climate agenda and supporting the RGC in preparing policies, strategies and moving to implementation.
The current third phase (2019-2024) has invested in improving transparency mechanisms, developing the legal and policy framework (such as the updated Nationally Determined Contributions and the Long-term Strategy for Carbon Neutrality) securing the engagement of the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Economy and Finance, and promoting bottom-up innovation through the Grant Facility prioritizing five sectors, such as environment, energy, rural development, transport and education.
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