Global maps are now on the global CED maps page.

If you would like to embed cedamia’s data sheet, maps, or any of the charts below on your own website, please email us to ask for the embed codes.

To request an addition to the global maps and the data sheet above, please send the following details to info@cedamia.org:
– Name of council (or other jurisdiction)
– Date of the meeting/debate that passed the Climate Emergency Declaration motion
– Link to the declaration motion text (ideally the minutes of the meeting, or the meeting agenda with evidence that the motion passed without amendment, or the amended text)
– A link to a news article or council announcement about the declaration (if you have one)

NOTE: The information on this page shows the government bodies (local, state, country) that have declared a Climate Emergency. Climate Emergency Declarations by non-government bodies and non-binding declarations, including the May 2 UK declaration, are on the Non-govt CEDs map.

The above animated chart shows all the countries that have more than one CED.

28 November 2019, European Parliament, population 512,400,000

Declared a Climate and Environment Emergency. The declaration text is here.

Click on a country name below to open a new page showing details of the CED motions passed in that country.

Andorra
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Bangladesh
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Czechia
Finland
France
Germany
Hungary
Ireland (Eire)
Italy
Japan
Lithuania
Malta
Maldives
Netherlands
New Zealand
Philippines
Poland
Singapore
Slovakia
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
UK (and dependencies) up to July 2019 or from July to end of September 2019 or from October 2019 onwards
USA

Note that the above includes only those local councils that have passed motions that include an item declaring a Climate Emergency (or acknowledging or noting in some way that we face a Climate Emergency). But as part of this growing wave of more ambitious climate action, a number of other councils have also passed motions committing to stronger action than previously. Some of those councils are noted here.

Want to encourage YOUR local government body to declare a climate emergency and develop their own climate emergency action plan? See Why declare a Climate Emergency? and How Councils can lead in the Climate Emergency. Also see our Sample Resources, our Action Kit and the resources at the CACE website.


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Global charts…



New CEDs per month

The above chart excludes the 403 Quebec councils that signed on to the standard GMob declaration between September 2018 and November 2019 and the 225 local councils in South Korea who all signed on to a standard declaration composed by the National Association of Mayors on 5 June 2020. In both cases all of the signing councils had to be persuaded individually, a process which took some months, so these CEDs are not necessarily any less important than the other global CEDs whereby each council crafted its own resolution statement reflecting local issues and action aspirations. A version of the chart which includes the multi-sign-on CEDs in Quebec and South Korea is below.

CEDs by country

Sub-national CEDs

CEDs by region