Auckland's local boards set three-year plans covering local priorities including environment, parks, and community. This is a direct opportunity to influence how your local board invests in climate-related work. Submissions are open to any individual or organisation.

A focused hui bringing together network members ahead of the election for advocacy training and mobilisation planning. We'll look at how to engage candidates effectively, how to get your community election-ready, and how CCAN is coordinating its election response.

A national public march calling for stronger environmental protections. CCAN is encouraging network members and their communities to participate and show the breadth of public support for climate and nature action ahead of the election.

Auckland Council's Long Term Plan sets out how the city will spend its money over 10 years. This is one of the most significant opportunities to influence Auckland's climate investment — from transport to infrastructure to community funding. CCAN will be coordinating a network submission.

Each year Auckland Council consults on its Annual Plan — how it will allocate budget for the coming year. CCAN uses this as an opportunity to advocate for climate-positive spending and encourage network members to make their voices heard.