International
Climate Initiative (IKI)

Forest landscapes are among the most important ecosystems on earth – IKI helps to protect and restore them.

Project concepts developed by the IKI-funded Urban Pathways project, are now being demonstrated in major cities to develop innovative business models. 

With its report on the period from 2017 to 2019, the IKI provides an insight into the comprehensive changes to the funding instrument in recent years and presents the most important facts and figures.

Teak tree farmers in Lao Peoples Democratic Republic (PDR) receive certificates to strengthen their security over the forest and encourage them to sustainably manage the trees for the future.

The IKI has been promoting the establishment of the EbA concept for many years. Two events focused on the importance of EbA during and after the coronavirus pandemic.

IKI supports extensive measures worldwide for a green recovery after the corona crisis.

An IKI project supported Grenada in increasing its resilience to the impacts of climate change. An interview with project manager Marion Geiss from the GIZ.

IKI project supports the Ministry of Finance of Indonesia to explore potentials for and build capacity to implement green fiscal policy.

What was planned as an educational exhibit for stand visitors at the COP25 that should have taken place in December 2019 in Santiago de Chile is now becoming an attraction in virtual space!

The idea competitions for the calls for proposals were completed, and the BMU is currently reviewing the submitted project outlines together with the partner governments.