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National System for Climate Change Coordination among government levels is managed through the National Climate Change System. At the federal level two important bodies were created to design and implement climate policy: a) the Inter- ministerial Commission on Climate Change (CICC), b) the National Institute for Ecology and Climate Change
National System for Climate Change Coordination among government levels is managed through the National Climate Change System.  At the federal level two important bodies were created to design and implement climate policy: a) the Inter- ministerial Commission on Climate Change (CICC), b) the National Institute for Ecology and Climate Change (INECC).  To coordinate action at the subnational level, the Federal Congress is part of the NCCS, as well as the States and national associations of municipal officials.  Finally, to advise the government, the Climate Change Council (C3) was created.
Coordination among government levels is managed through the National Climate
Change System. At the federal level two important bodies were created to design and implement climate policy: a) the Interministerial Commission on Climate Change (CICC), b) the National Institute for Ecology and Climate Change (INECC). To
coordinate action at the subnational level, the Federal Congress is part of the NCCS,
as well as the States and national associations of municipal officials. Finally,
to advise the government, the Climate Change Council (C3) was created. (See
Figure 6)