The Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact (the Compact) is a partnership between Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Palm Beach Counties, to work collaboratively to reduce regional greenhouse gas emissions, implement adaptation strategies, and build climate resilience across the Southeast Florida region.

The Compact emerged in late 2009 through the leadership of local government officials in Southeast Florida, who came together to discuss the climate change threats facing over six million residents in the region. Recognizing the shared challenge, but also significant opportunity to position Southeast Florida as an early leader, their call to action solidified a coordinated, regional response in the form of the Compact, which aims to ensure that the region continues to thrive in the face of shared climate change challenges.

For over a decade, the Compact counties have successfully collaborated on mitigation and adaptation strategies, built bipartisan support for climate action, and forged partnerships with key stakeholders, including federal, state, and municipal governments and agencies; economic development entities; community-based organizations; and the academic community, enabling the development of a regional voice and vision for future prosperity in Southeast Florida.

Our Impact

ISC supports the implementation of Compact initiatives, events, reports and more, leading the execution of strategies to proactively collaborate with other partners and government entities to mitigate climate impacts.

What We Do

Knowledge Support Action

Share knowledge

regional tools and other data to support climate resilience in the Southeast Florida region and beyond

Increase public support and political will

to drive climate change action in the Southeast Florida region and beyond

Coordinate action to mitigate climate change

across all four counties to ensure that the region continues to thrive in the face of shared climate change challenges.