The selection procedure for country specific programme outlines for Argentina, Costa Rica and Ukraine has begun. Programme outlines can be submitted until 29 April 2019 through the IKI online platform.
more information
Global Ideas learning packs for children and young people; Photo: Deutsche Welle
Forests store CO2 and produce oxygen, thus helping to regulate the climate. But what happens if our forests disappear and what can we do to help protect them? Find answers with Deutsche Welle...
more info
The International Climate Initiative supports projects worldwide in the areas of Mitigation, Adaptation, Natural Carbon Sinks/ REDD+ and Biological Diversity.
To the Project World Map
Jordan goes to great lengths to get water to its people. It's a dry country that requires a lot of power and the water still doesn't always reach its destination. New technology could be the solution.
to the film
A two and a half minute animated film explains in a short and understandable way in which areas and topics the International Climate Initiative (IKI) is involved.
to the video
On 13 December 2018, the selection procedure for country specific programme outlines for the countries Argentina, Costa Rica and Ukraine has begun. Programme outlines can be submitted until 29 April 2019, 24:00 hrs (CEST).
more information
This multimedia pageflow not only follows Dora's life, it also delves into the consequences of deforestation and the resulting dangers for orangutans.
to the pageflow
The bimonthly newsletter, IKI news, provides up-to-date information.
subscribe and unsubscribeSee 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.
International 
