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Tracking the progress of climate action is essential to ensure timely achievement of the climate goals and set targets. The state government of Karnataka sets an example by providing training to its officials in monitoring its action plan on climate change (KSAPCC).

Climate change is one of the most urgent global issues. Developing countries are disproportionately affected by its consequences and often lack the financial resources to respond adequately. The European Union, as the largest contributor of public climate finance to developing economies, is at the forefront of collective climate actions. However, European climate diplomacy often encounters scepticism in the Global South. With current legislative initiatives like the European Green Deal and trade negotiations, discussions on the best ways to collaborate between regions are both timely and critical.