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What are the funding areas for the IKI's support, and on what principles do we base the choice of projects? Learn more about how this instrument supports climate and biodiversity projects.
Project monitoring, reporting and evaluation provide important information for us to assess success rates, manage the IKI, and fulfil our reporting obligations. Read more about how these processes are carried out.
In 2020, BMU requested ZUG to explore options for a complaint mechanism for IKI and the necessary legal and practical means for its establishment. A draft policy for the mechanism has been released by BMU for consultation. The main objective of the consultation is enhancing the effectiveness of the future mechanism by strengthening the policy and the dialogue with its stakeholders.
IKI supports projects from organisations that implement a range of measures in and with the respective partner countries in the fields of climate mitigation and adaptation, forest protection and biodiversity.
IKI presents itself on events and conferences to introduce and discuss approaches for international climate protection, climate adaptation and sustainable development. Find out more about the upcoming conferences IKI is attending.
Climate protection and biodiversity conservation often take place in challenging contexts characterised by weak rule of law structures, structural inequalities and fragile ecosystems. To ensure that projects act sensitively in these contexts and protect the environment and people in the best possible way, the International Climate Initiative (ICI) is committed to complying with international environmental and social standards as part of its due diligence obligations.
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