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We recognize our collective responsibility as partners with the broader energy efficiency ecosystem to support the delivery of global progress to double the rate of energy efficiency improvement annually by 2030. We commit as a collective of government, company and organizational partners of Mission Efficiency to support global progress on energy efficiency, propose joint projects, work together and invest in energy efficiency with other committed Mission Efficiency partners. As an organizational partner, WWF urges national and sub-national governments to commit to energy efficiency by having an active energy efficiency action plan, by including high ambition for energy efficiency in the Nationally Determined Contributions and/or having UN Energy Compact with energy efficiency commitments.

Further we request governments to develop and implement as many actions as possible from the Mission Efficiency Energy Efficiency Playbook of Key Actions.  

We commit to support governments and other partners to achieve their goals by:    

• Advocating for more ambitious energy efficiency policies (e.g. minimum energy performance standards) in countries we work in. This includes through WWF’s Cool and Solar initiative, which aims to increase adoption of sustainable cooling. 
• Working with private sector partners to increase ambition on energy efficiency 
• Encouraging cities, through the One Planet City Challenge, to adopt more energy efficient practices 
• Promoting not only energy efficiency, but also energy sufficiency. For example, rethinking urban design, changing citizen behavior and advocating for overall energy demand reductions.  

We commit to further progress on energy efficiency by:  

• Increasing our own office energy efficiency through WWF’s Walking the Talk Campaign, and encouraging other civil society organizations to do the same 
• Supporting initiatives, such as Topten, to increase use of high efficiency appliances 

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