Greenfest is proud to be a part of the UNEP Climate Neutral Network, view our listing and join the network here. For a general glossary of terms regarding global warming, click here. 

The Climate Neutral Network (CN Net) has been established to assist companies, organizations, local and national governments interested in achieving big cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to achieve their goals:

• Firstly, by making public the inspiring plans and strategies that pioneering partners have drawn up in order to achieve climate neutrality and encouraging them to publicize their achievements—and challenges—via regular up-dates of the web pages.

• Secondly, by acting as a forum through which those who aspire to climate neutrality may network and learn more to plan their own emissions reductions.

• Thirdly, by acting as an honest broker, bringing developed and developing country participants together to green the development path and support the Millennium Development Goals.

The Climate Neutral Network could have been called the Carbon Neutral Network. However the long-term aim is to address all greenhouse gases, including all six under the Kyoto Protocol, and others covered by treaties such as the Montreal Protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer.

The CN Net is a new initiative commenced in 2006 and supported by UNEP, which itself became climate neutral in 2008.