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Opens the projectmapSince 2008, the IKI has supported over 1100 climate and biodiversity projects in approximately 150 partner countries with a total of almost 8 billion euros.
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Climate change and the loss of biodiversity are two global mega-crises that are closely interlinked. Through the International Climate Initiative (IKI), Germany supports climate action and biodiversity conservation in the Global South.
Our approach is to support projects where they are most effective – in areas where there is significant potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, adapting to climate change and conserving biodiversity.
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Our IKI stories showcase the impact of projects funded through Germany’s International Climate Initiative – and give a voice to the people on the ground.
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CO2 equivalents directly or indirectly mitigated.
Data from Standard Indicators ‘Action Mitigation’ and ‘SI 1 - Mitigation’.
better protection and conservation of ecosystems.
Data from Standard Indicators ‘Action Ecosystems’ and ‘SI 2 - Ecosystems’.
private capital mobilised.
Data from Standard Indicator ‘SI 5 - Leveraged Finance’.
directly or indirectly supported by the project to adapt to climate change and/or to conserve ecosystems.
Data from Standard Indicators ‘Action People’ and ‘SI 3 - Adaptation’.
IKI event calendar
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Tuesday 20 October 2026
Connecting Knowledge and Data to Strengthen National Implementation, Monitoring and Reporting of the Global Biodiversity Framework
Join us at CBD COP-17 on 20 October to see how tools, technical support and peer learning can strengthen national biodiversity monitoring.
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Tuesday 20 October 2026
30x30 in Action: Connecting Communities to Strengthen Ocean Conservation in the Southeast Pacific through RAMPAS”
Strengthening Southeast Pacific ocean conservation through regional connectivity, community links, and integration of traditional and local knowledge.
10/20/2026 - On site in Yerevan Details 30x30 in Action: Connecting Communities to Strengthen Ocean Conservation in the Southeast Pacific through RAMPAS” -
Tuesday 20 October 2026
RAMPAS: Regional Cooperation for Ocean Health: Bridging Science, Policy, and Finance for Effective Conservation.
Regional cooperation can transform global biodiversity commitments into coordinated actions
10/20/2026 - On site in Yerevan Details RAMPAS: Regional Cooperation for Ocean Health: Bridging Science, Policy, and Finance for Effective Conservation.