The Climate Action Tracker is an independent scientific analysis that tracks government climate action and measures it against the globally agreed Paris Agreement aim of "holding warming well below 2°C, and pursuing efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C."  

Explore 1.5°C national pathways for countries and sector-specific decarbonisation benchmarks derived from global IPCC pathways compatible with the Paris Agreement.  

This tool shows how the severity of climate change impacts will increase over time in regions, countries and provinces at different levels of warming, starting with 1.5°C, the limit in the Paris Agreement. It also allows access to the underlying data.  

View the impact of factors such as rail transport activity, load factor of passenger cars and emissions intensity of buses on total greenhouse gas emissions from passenger transport and mobility levels for Poland, Hungary, Romania, Lithuania, and the EU-27 region.  

This tool allows users to visualise how changing governments' climate targets would impact warming levels and climate change risks over the 21st century.  

This tool offers a way to visualise how many more climate extremes you will experience in your lifetime due to climate change based on which year you were born and in which region you live.  

The current round of national emission reduction pledges (Nationally Determined Contributions/NDCs) will lead to about 3°C of warming by the end of the century. This tool shows the additional economic damages Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) face in a 3°C world compared with 1.5°C, the limit set out in the Paris Agreement.  

The adaptation map provides an overview of adaptation actions in 11 countries in West Africa and the Member States of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) since 2010. Its main purpose is to act as a library, fostering inter-regional learning on adaptation action. The map includes policies, strategies, programs and projects. Adaptation actions are categorised by country (regional actions are also included) and by sector.  

Local SLR allows you to see how much sea levels are projected to rise around the globe at different levels of warming. The projections are available at the local level.  

RegioClim is an online tool that gives non-expert users simple access to regional climate projections for all African countries for five climate indicators: temperature, hot extremes, precipitation, wet extremes and 5-day wet extremes. Its key feature is the ability to access projections not just at the national but also at the province level.  

RegioCrop is an online tool that gives non-expert users simple access to crop yield projections for all African countries derived from state-of-the-art global crop models. This tool gives access to spatial patterns of relative change in crop yields at different levels of global average temperature warming and corresponding aggregated impacts at the country level for a selection of crops.  

This online tool is a resource for climate scientists which allows to relate climate impact studies to warming targets like 1.5°C and 2°C.