Good news for 38 small projects in 27 countries: The IKI Small Grants funding programme of the Federal Ministry for Environment (BMU) provides around three million euros for projects that contribute…
Addressing entangled issues such as land-based pollution, mineral extraction, fisheries and integrated management of the coastal zone is complicated enough. Now imagine having to do this across…
This overview brief explains mitigation and adaptation linkages by applying the Resilience Gap Model. The energy sector of Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) has been chosen as an…
Given the state of emergency that the world is going through, the conservation of the environment continues to be a priority in the policies of the Government. In that context, the President of the…
This scoping paper unpacks the latest debates and approaches to defining adaptation and distinguishing it from other development investments. It identifies common trends and good practices and…
At the New York Climate Week, the Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action Facility (known as the NAMA Facility) today announces a new €168 million Ambition Initiative with contributions from the UK…
Currently, half of the global population lives in urban areas and by 2050, two out of every three people will live in cities. Cities account for about 75 per cent of the world’s carbon emissions. At…
The Indian start-up Carbon Masters Ltd. has been successfully introducing small to medium scale bio-digesters to the Indian market. These bio-digesters are built using reused shipping containers to…
How can international climate finance (ICF) contribute to transformational change in developing countries? What can we learn from existing projects of international climate finance? These were…
Can a city toll help Bangkok clean up its air and roads?
Heavy car traffic and old diesel-powered buses are a feature of everyday life for commuters in the Thai capital. The city is now introducing…
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