Climate Chain Coalition

About

Who we are

The Climate Chain Coalition (CCC) is an open global initiative to support collaboration among members and stakeholders to advance blockchain (distributed ledger technology) and related digital solutions (e.g. IoT, big data) to help mobilize climate finance and enhance MRV (measurement, reporting and verification) to scale climate actions for mitigation and adaptation.

History

During the One Planet Summit on December 12, 2017 in Paris, France (the 2nd anniversary of the Paris Agreement), a multi-stakeholder group of 12 organizations working on distributed ledger technology (DLT, i.e. blockchain) held a meeting to agree to collaborate and establish an open global initiative called the Climate Chain Coalition (CCC). As of June 2021, over 250 organizations in over 50 countries have joined the CCC.

Co-Chair Welcome

UNFCCC support for CCC

Charter

The Climate Chain Coalition membership agreed on shared principles and values to facilitate and guide activities for capacity building, networking, research, governance, demonstrations and pilot projects.

Charter

2017

Year Established

50+

Countries

200+

Organizations

(as of January 2020)

10+

Key Issues

Teams

Members

The Climate Chain Coalition is an open multi-stakeholder community including organizational members from all over the globe. New organizational members are welcome to join and contribute to the transition to a climate-resilient economy aligned with the Paris Agreement. Individuals interested to learn more and to engage CCC members can join our LinkedIn group https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12092676

Membership List

Partners

The Climate Chain Coalition collaborates with leading organizations to help advance blockchain and digital solutions to enhance climate actions. Since the Coalition was founded 2017, we have collaborated closely with the UNFCCC (as co-chair) and the World Bank Group. In January 2020 the Coalition helped to initiate and is co-chair of the Hyperledger Climate Action and Accounting Special Interest Group and likewise the INATBA Climate Action Working Group. In July 2020 the Coalition joined the InterWork Alliance's Sustainability Business Working Group to contribute to the development of climate action token standards.