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Top 105 global cities for climate action revealed by CDP

February 18 2020

  • CDP names 105 cities as leaders on climate action and transparency, more than double the number in 2018
  • Mexico City, Cape Town, Los Angeles, Iskandar and Leicester are among the leaders on the 2019 Cities A List
  • The number of A List cities in Asia Pacific has more than doubled, and Latin American A List cities have increased nine-fold
  • Cities on the A List are taking on over three times as many climate actions as others

February 18, 2020, London: 105 cities around the world including Mexico City, Cape Town, Los Angeles, Iskandar and Leicester have been named on CDP’s Cities A List for their transparency and action on climate change.

Designed to push cities to ramp up their climate action and ambition, CDP’s scoring and A List is based on data reported by over 850 cities through the CDP-ICLEI Unified Reporting System in 2019.

Cities measure and report key environmental data like their emissions, climate-related vulnerabilities, and actions to reduce emissions and adapt to risks. They are scored ‘A’ to ‘D’ - based on completeness and quality of their data, and the level of action taken.

To score an A, a city must have a city-wide emissions inventory, have set an emissions reduction target, published a climate action plan and have completed a climate adaptation plan climate to demonstrate how it will tackle climate hazards now and in the future among other actions.

Analysis has shown that on average cities on the A List are taking over 3 times as many climate actions as non-A List cities. This represents five times as many actions to cut emissions and curb future warming, and twice as many to adapt to current climate hazards, from flooding to extreme heatwaves.

“Climate science leaves no doubt that global emissions must be halved by 2030 to limit the effects of the global climate crisis. Cities play a crucial role in meeting this challenge: covering just 2% of the earth’s surface, they are the source of 70% of emissions”, commented Kyra Appleby, Global Director of Cities, States and Regions at CDP. “These 105 cities are setting an example for the level of transparency and action we need from cities worldwide. We call on cities across the globe to share their climate actions and strategies through the CDP-ICLEI Unified Reporting System, and work to join the ranks of the A List.”

Examples of city climate leadership include:

  • Greater Manchester, United Kingdom: The city set the target to become carbon neutral by 2038 – 12 years ahead of the UK Government. A target that demands annual emissions reductions of 15%. The city is working to add at least an extra 45MW of locally generated and renewable electricity to the grid by 2024.
  • eThekwini, South Africa: The city aims for 40% of electricity consumption to be met by renewables by 2030. It will also ensure that 70% of private electricity demand is supplied by self-generated renewable energy by 2050. To make this technology accessible, eThekwini has launched a number of solar energy and energy efficiency programs, such as a GIS-based solar map and framework which will enable users to plan rooftop installations. Additionally, the city is poised to enact a by-law requiring buildings to be retrofitted with energy efficient technologies by 2030, and all new buildings to be net zero carbon by 2030.
  • Petaling Jaya, Malaysia: In 2011 the city of Petaling Jaya launched a low carbon tax assessment scheme that provides tax rebates to residents that undertake low carbon building retrofit measures and make more sustainable lifestyle choices such as ownership of hybrid/electric vehicles. Since its inception the project has achieved estimated emissions reductions of 200tCO2e per annum. The only local council in Asia to launch such an incentive for homeowners, the Petaling Jaya Homeowners Low Carbon and Green Initiative has waived RM414,380 or USD101,700 for 1,240 households in the city up to 2018.
  • Fayetteville, USA: One of 125 city signatories of the “We Are Still In” agreement, Fayetteville has committed to convert all facilities to 100% renewable energy by 2030, and reduce emissions 40% by 2030 and 80% by 2050.

In response to local and regional governments calling for a simpler reporting process, the CDP-ICLEI Unified Reporting System was launched in April 2019. The same year, over 850 cities disclosed compared to 43 in 2011. This steep increase reflects the growing number of cities taking action to lead the transition to a low carbon, sustainable economy.

The full A List of cities is published here.

Notes to Editors
For more information or interview requests please contact:

Devika Jina, Communications Manager – Cities, States and Regions, CDP
07815 694200 [email protected]

Caroline Barraclough – ESG
07503 771694 [email protected]

About CDP
CDP is a global non-profit that drives companies, cities and governments to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, safeguard water resources and protect forests. Voted number one climate research provider by investors and working with institutional investors with assets of US$96 trillion, we leverage investor and buyer power to motivate companies to disclose and manage their environmental impacts. Over 8,400 companies with over 50% of global market capitalization disclosed environmental data through CDP in 2019. This is in addition to the over 920 cities, states and regions who disclosed, making CDP’s platform one of the richest sources of information globally on how companies and governments are driving environmental change. CDP, formerly Carbon Disclosure Project, is a founding member of the We Mean Business Coalition. cdp.net/en/cities or follow us @CDP to find out more.

A List Cities
Cities with * were also named in 2018 Cities A List.


Africa
Cape Town*
eThekwini
Asia Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region *
Balikpapan City Government
City of Yokohama
Seoul Metropolitan Government
Iskandar Regional Development Authority
Petaling Jaya City Council
Seberang Perai Municipal Council
Kaohsiung City Government *
New Taipei City Government
Taichung City Government *
Tainan City Government
Taipei City Government *
Taoyuan City Government
Europe Sofia Municipality
Gladsaxe Kommune *
Helsingor Kommune
Hoeje – Taastrup Kommune
Horsholm Kommune *
City of Lahti
City of Turku
City of Paris *
City of Berlin
Stadt Heidelberg
City of Athens *
City of Reykjavik *
Commune di Torino
Riga City
The Hague *
Baerum Kommune *
City of Oslo
City of Lisbon
Municipio de Guimaraes
Municiio de Sintra
Ajuntament de Barcelona *
Ayuntamiento de Vitoria-Gasteiz
City of Stockholm
City Orebro
Malmo Stad
Municipality of Uppsala
Sigtuna Municipality
Vastervik
City of Basel-Stadt
BCP Council
City of Leicester
Coventry City Council
Greater London Authority *
Greater Manchester
Latin America City of Buenos Aires *
Municipality of Belo Horizonte
Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro
Alcaida de Monteria
Ayuntamiento de Celaya
Ayuntamiento de Hermosillo
Gobierno Municiapl de Leon de los Aldamas
Mexico City
Municipio de Merida
North America City of Calgary *
City of Edmonton
City of North Vancouver*
City of Toronto *
City of Vancouver
City of Victoria
City of Windsor
Boulder County
City of Ann Arbor
City of Baltimore
City of Bloomington
City of Boston *
City of Boulder
City of Cincinnati
City of Cleveland *
City of Columbus
City of Denver *
City of Emeryville, CA *
City of Eugene
City of Evanston, IL
City of Fayetteville, AR
City of Flagstaff
City of Fremont *
City of Indianapolis *
City of Lakewood *
City of Los Angeles
City of Manhattan Beach, CA
City of Oakland *
City of Palo Alto *
City of Park City, UT
City of Philadelphia
City of Piedmont, CA *
City of Portland, OR
City of San Francisco *
City of Santa Cruz, CA
City of Santa Monica
City of Seattle *
City of Somerville, MA
City of West Palm Beach *
District of Colombia*
New York City *
Oceania Canberra *
City of Adelaide *
City of Melbourne *
City of Sydney *
Auckland Council
Wellington City Council
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