Registration opens for second public session of Race to Zero Criteria Consultation

Registration opens for second public session of Race to Zero Criteria Consultation

28 March 2022 | By Climate Champions

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REGISTER FOR THE SECOND PUBLIC SESSION OF THE RACE TO ZERO CRITERIA CONSULTATION

Friday April 22, 13:00 – 14:00 BST

Please register here

The Criteria Consultation Process is now well underway, and over 150 independent experts across eight working groups have gathered to discuss critical topics and help strengthen and clarify the Race to Zero starting line criteria, leadership principles, interpretation guide and lexicon.

Before we open up for a 4-week public, written feedback consultation, join us for this webinar to hear the recommendations from the Working Groups, which will form the basis for the written feedback consultation.

This webinar will also outline the next steps and implementation timeframe for these strengthened and updated criteria, with time for questions and discussion.

Please find as relevant:

Race to Zero Minimum Criteria (including Interpretation Guide & Lexicon);

Criteria Consultation Process Q&A

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