Entertainment and Culture for
Climate Action - ECCA.
What is ECCA?
Entertainment and Culture for Climate Action (ECCA) is a global collaborative initiative to unite the cultural sector on shared climate goals and solutions. Initially conceived by the President of the UN General Assembly, ECCA has brought together stakeholders in the film and television sector and will be gradually expanding to include all entertainment and culture including theater, music, performing arts and visual arts. ECCA is part of the Marrakech Partnership for Global Climate Action, a framework to support implementation of the Paris Agreement by non-State actors and advance ambition by strengthening collaboration between governments and key stakeholders, under the leadership of the High-Level Champions.
The launch of this initiative is supported by: the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) secretariat and the UN Education, Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO);
Governance: A Convening Team and Steering Committee composed of experts from entertainment and the arts, sustainability, and academia; and a General Assembly of +430 global members of the entertainment sector.
This initiative sets out to…
…and has these primary outcome goals:
ECCA is currently comprised of:
+430 General Assembly Members
+220 Organizations & Stakeholders
+57 Countries Represented
ECCA has currently accomplished:
Why should I join this initiative?
What are the commitments of ECCA participants?
ECCA is a work in progress and depends on the collaborative spirit and voluntary involvement of its members. Participants will be notified and invited to be involved on initiatives, events, and task forces as they develop, and will be invited to attend quarterly Assembly meetings to vote on initiatives, governance, and outreach.