Where Do G20 Countries Stand?
Countries in the G20 group of leading economies have publicly pledged to cut emissions and accelerate climate action. Few have kept their word.
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Learn where each G20 country stands in meeting key commitments.
Click any button below to see their score card.
For more information on how we scored each country/category, please refer to our methodology.
African Union
(Developing, non-OECD country)
Argentina
(Developing, non-OECD country)
Australia
(Developed, OECD country)
Brazil
(Developing, non-OECD country)
Canada
(Developed, OECD country)
China
(Developing, non-OECD country)
France
(Developed, OECD country)
Germany
(Developed, OECD country)
India
(Developing, non-OECD country)
Indonesia
(Developing, non-OECD country)
Italy
(Developed, OECD country)
Japan
(Developed, OECD country)
Mexico
(Developing, OECD country)
Russia
(Developed, non-OECD country)
Saudi Arabia
(Developing, non-OECD country)
South Africa
(Developing, non-OECD country)
South Korea
(Developed, OECD country)
Turkey
(Developing, OECD country)
United Kingdom
(Developed, OECD country)
United States
(Developed, OECD country)
European Union
(Developed, OECD country)
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