Climate change is undoubtably being increasingly recognised as global concern and priority. International communities are engaging national institutions and focal points to establish that has started to shape national agenda, legislation and priorities among developing countries. Their priorities have been translated into multiple international treaties which explores effective mechanisms for mitigating global challenge of climate change. One such international treaty is Paris Agreement which is a legal binding singed by 194 countries for limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius[1].  However, number of studies have shown that complex societal challenge of rapidly changing climate has more impact and roots at sub-national and local level. Therefore, it has been widely recognised that tackling such global challenge requires transition of these priorities and international commitments at provincial and subsequent local level to be able to aptly address the challenge. This may require better coordination, devolution, and technical support to reach sustainable solutions.