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Current IKI selection procedure: India

The IKI selection procedure for country specific programme outlines for India is open for application. Programme outlines can be submitted until 4 November 2019 through the IKI online platform.

 

 

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Interview:

Jennifer Morgan (Greenpeace) and Norbert Gorißen (BMU/IKI) discuss on ambitious climate protection and the economic and social transformation needed.

 

 

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The Greening of Armenia

Watch how Armenia hopes to spur economic development as it goes green.

 

 

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Latest films from IKI projects

Minimizing food waste in the Philippines or protecting insects in Mexico – find out more about IKI projects with our films.

 

 

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Learning pack about food waste; Photo: Deutsche Welle

Learning pack about food waste; Photo: Deutsche Welle

New learning pack by Deutsche Welle is about food waste

With this new learning pack, Deutsche Welle addresses the questions of why we throw away so much food, how this waste impacts environment and climate and what could be done to lower food waste.

 

 

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Cheese factory in Arandas, Mexico; Photo: Wolfgang Bernert/Deutsche Welle

Mexico’s sun helps with cheese production

Global Ideas learning packs for children and young people; Photo: Deutsche Welle

News 17.09.2019

When food becomes trash - new learning pack by Deutsche Welle published

Every year, some 1.3 billion tons of food end up in the garbage, even though much of it would still be edible. Why do we throw away so much food, and how does that waste impact the environment and the climate?

Mangroves and coral reefs offer important ecosystem services; Photo: Julie Steinen/ZUG

News 12.09.2019

Climate Change Adaptation – powered by Nature

Ecosystems provide services that are essential to human survival. They preserve soil fertility, provide clean water, and prevent flooding and erosion. These services can also help to reduce the impact of climate change on human communities.

Informative workshops with the participation of the 7 indigenous organisations’ representatives; Photo: MINAM

News 11.09.2019

NDC Dialogue - A participatory process for NDC implementation in Peru

Dialogue with indigenous peoples: Participatory process for the construction of the Regulation of the Framework Law on Climate Change in Peru.

The palm oil sector is critical, since related activities lead to deforestation and thus to biodiversity loss, which in turn fuels the climate crisis. Five of the banks analysed now base their palm oil sector financing on RSPO certification; Photo: Mazidi Abd Ghani/WWF Malaysia

News 05.09.2019

Southeast Asia: First banks want to avoid deforestation by setting up guidelines

Banks in Southeast Asia have great potential to prevent deforestation and better protect the climate by regulating investments towards increased sustainability.
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Currently, the selection procedure for country specific programme oulines for India is open for application. Programme ideas can be submitted until 4 November 2019, 24 hrs (CET).

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Multimedia Documentary

This multimedia pageflow not only follows Dora's life, it also delves into the consequences of deforestation and the resulting dangers for orangutans.

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Interview

Jennifer Morgan (Greenpeace) and Norbert Gorißen (BMU/IKI) discuss their expectations for COP 25 and how they stay optimistic.

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Video: 10 Years IKI (2018)

See in this video, how since 2008 IKI has been working on fostering climate protection and measures for adapting to climate change in collaboration with developing and emerging countries, as well as to sustainably manage forests and enhance forest carbon stocks (REDD+) and to preserve biodiversity.