The non-governmental organisation Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) promotes sustainable, equitable, and inclusive transportation and urban development worldwide. In this interview, Aswathy Dilip reports on the work of the NGO in India.
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Around ten percent of the species that exist worldwide are found in Colombia, and this makes the conservation of Colombian species and their habitats extremely important, also at international level. The International Climate Initiative currently supports 46 projects in the South American country.
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As part of an IKI project, two guides on sustainable seeds were published. Expert Daniela Borja talks in an interview about sustainable seeds and the challenges associated with them.
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The global COVID 19 pandemic is making visible the effects the destruction of ecosystems can have on human health. The IKI has been addressing the conservation of biodiversity since its inception in 2008. In 2019, the IKI approved 19 new projects related to biodiversity.
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The coronavirus pandemic is causing great challenges and uncertainty worldwide. This also applies to the implementation of the IKI projects. We have answered frequently asked questions from implementing organisations, and updated the FAQ on 10 June 2020.
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Adaptation to climate change? This can also be done digitally. Citizens in Guadalajara, Mexico, are using a mobile app to collect data on the tree population in the city. In this way they support sustainable urban development.
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How nationally determined contributions (NDCs) function and how they contribute to the mitigation of the global impacts of climate change.
The Country specific selection procedure for South Africa is open until August 31st.
We have answered your questions in regard to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on IKI projects.
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