Key Announcements on Methane Emission Mitigation in the Waste Sector at COP30 Brazil
Local Leaders Forum/C40 Cities World Mayors Summit 2025:
Climate & Clean Air Coalition

- The Climate & Clean Air Coalition announced USD 500,000 in funding will support cities participating in Lowering Organic Waste Methane (LOW-M) to implement targeted actions that reduce methane emissions from the waste sector. These efforts will focus on strengthening financial mechanisms, data systems, and policy and regulatory frameworks.
- The Government of Brazil announced an investment of BRL 2 billion (approximately USD 370 million) to advance national initiatives in waste management and the circular economy.
- Global Methane Hub committed USD 10 million to establish a Latin America and the Caribbean regional program. The investment will support municipalities in developing and implementing city-level methane reduction strategies, mobilizing data, finance, and policy innovation to deliver measurable progress in the years ahead.
- The city of Salvador, Brazil, announced its accession to the LOW-M initiative and reaffirmed its commitment to reducing methane emissions from waste. Salvador has already achieved significant climate benefits through biogas capture from landfills. By joining LOW-M, the city aims to strengthen its integrated approach that links climate action with broader social and environmental co-benefits.
About LOW-M: https://lnkd.in/enSrzZn6
GMH Announcement Press Release: https://lnkd.in/dNF_6473
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