Problems arising from global warming and climate change are on the agenda gradually increasing in the 21st century. The practices of combating climate change, which especially focuses on reducing the emission of greenhouse gases, have become a common topic of the struggle for all humanity with the international meetings that started in the 1970s. The post-1980 process accelerated and initiatives on common global action plans dominated the process in the 1990s. In addition, with the changes in the economic paradigm after the 1980s, a vision change has emerged in the understanding of public administration, and the importance given to local governments and the private sector has increased along with the central government. Therefore, the impact and responsibility of local governments and the private sector on the process of combating climate change in various countries are increasing day by day. Since this economic change also results in the transfer of the profit-making functions of the central government to the private sector, the financial resources of the center become limited. Therefore, local governments and the private sector should be encouraged to take responsibility for local or regional solutions, at least under the planning of the central government. This study aims to examine the contributions of Google, a technology company, in the context of combating climate change and to propose a legal and administrative infrastructure that allows Turkey to realize tripartite cooperation with the central government, local governments, and the private sector in combating climate change.