The Danish Climate Council is an independent advisory body established by the Danish government to provide expert guidance on climate policy. Its primary role is to assess the country's progress towards its climate goals and to recommend strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The council consists of a diverse group of experts in climate science, economics, and policy. The council publishes annual reports that evaluate Denmark's climate initiatives and suggest improvements. It also engages with stakeholders, including government officials and the public, to promote awareness and understanding of climate issues. The Danish Climate Council plays a crucial role in shaping effective climate action in Denmark.