#RegionsVoice 2025
#RegionsVoice 2025Explore innovative actions that Regions4 and RegionsAdapt members are bringing to global events in 2025
In 2019, Regions4 launched the global campaign #RegionsVoice in a collective effort to bring the voice of regional governments to the major events and negotiation processes in sustainable development within the UN. The aim of the campaign is to ensure the visibility and wider recognition of the role of regional governments in sustainable development, by elevating both individual and collective messages and engaging with a wider audience during the UN Decade of Action.
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Andalusia: Protecting Blue Carbon Ecosystems with the LIFE Blue Natura Project
The Andalusian government has taken ambitious steps to protect coastal ecosystems in the fight against climate change. One of the most significant examples is the LIFE Blue Natura – the first project of its kind to quantify and incorporate blue carbon into regional climate strategies. Read more
Catalonia: Assessing climate resilience and action with the Global Indicator on Adaptation
Since 2014, Catalonia’s Global Adaptation Indicator has tracked progress in reducing climate vulnerability and now it’s been updated to address a wider range of vulnerabilities to climate change and leave no one behind. Read more
Louga: Strengthening coastal resilience through science and partnerships
In the Department of Louga, Senegal, the West Africa Coastal Resilience Investment Project is responding to climate threats along the coast. With coastal erosion posing threats to Louga’s ecosystems, the project seeks to provide decision-makers with advanced tools and data. Read more
Saint-Louis: Restoring Mangrove Forests to increase Coastal Resilience
Faced with increasing coastal erosion and the impacts of climate change, the Departmental Council of Saint-Louis, in Senegal, is positioning itself as a pioneer through a mangrove restoration project that combines environmental governance, social inclusion, and climate adaptation.
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