Every Library a Climate Information Integrity Champion: Take the first step now!
19 November 2025
For the first time, global climate action is recognising the importance of access to consistent, reliable, accurate and evidence-based information on climate change for achieving climate goals.
Libraries Taking Action
IFLA is committed to involving the global library field in the COP30 Action Agenda, which activates multi-stakeholder climate action in support of the Paris Agreement. We want to help mobilise libraries everywhere to become champions for climate change information integrity.
Where to start
We are excited to announce a brand-new, interactive tool to help you assess your current level of engagement in climate information integrity! Take this quiz to determine at which level you (or your library) are currently, and to get ideas for next-steps to take your work to the next level.
Where to go next
Once you have an idea of your current engagement in climate information integrity, we invite you to take the next step!
Self Assessment Tool Worksheet: Take your work to the next level
IFLA is committed to involving the global library field in the 2025 COP30 Action Agenda, which activates multi-stakeholder climate action in support of the Paris Agreement. We want to help mobilise libraries everywhere to become champions for climate change information integrity. Use this self-asses...
Use our self-assessment worksheet to help you consider how to advance your work on climate action, and access resources that guide you along the way.
Spread the word!
Share the quiz with your networks and share your stories on what you’re doing to help your users access to consistent, reliable, accurate and evidence-based information on climate change.
Together, we can help our communities take climate action!
Connecting internationally
In a landmark decision at the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), members of the Global Initiative for Information Integrity on Climate Change singed the Declaration on Information Integrity on Climate Change. This affirms a commitment to promoting equitable access to quality information and fostering collaboration to address threats to information integrity on climate change.
This initative is presented in support of the Global Initiative for Information Integrity on Climate Change. It is also integrated into the Plan for Accelerated Solutions on Narratives as Catalysis for Change within the COP30 Action Agenda Activation Group 19 and aligned with Activation Group 30: highlighting the role of the culture sector (including institutions like libraries) in helping all people engage with climate information and take action.
Contact: Claire McGuire, [email protected]