Where next for climate policy in Indonesia? Sam Bickersteth, CDKN’s Chief Executive, recently visited Indonesia and here reflects on the many options for climate compatible development, including in the context of the country's Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC).

Fiscal policies support climate compatible development Fiscal policies play an important role in guiding investment decisions towards low emission and climate resilient options, report Sam Bickersteth and Ari Huhtala from the Green Growth Knowledge Platform Annual Conference.

El camino hacia un crecimiento verde El crecimiento verde nos ayudará a utilizar los recursos naturales de la manera más eficiente y proveerá una mayor seguridad energética. La seguridad de la energía es un punto crítico para muchos países en desarrollo. Asimismo, ayudará a mejorar la competitividad de las industrias.

Una nueva vista de La Paz CDKN ha estado trabajando con un socio boliviano para abrir debates sobre el cambio climático y los problemas ambientales en las ciudades de La Paz, Quito y Lima.

A new look at La Paz Sam Bickersteth, CDKN's Chief Executive, finds promise in the 'green shoots' of city-level climate action in Bolivia, which could catalyse broader moves toward sustainability.

Los países en desarrollo logran algunas concesiones de último minuto en Lima; pero, ¿puede ser realmente justo un acuerdo poco ambicioso? La Conferencia de las Partes de la CMNUCC llevada a cabo en Lima, Perú, nos deja preguntándonos si el nivel de ambición mundial para enfrentar el cambio climático llegará a ser alguna vez lo suficientemente alto como para evitar muchos de los efectos catastróficos del clima cambiante.

Developing countries secure some last minute concessions in Lima; but can a deal without ambition really be fair? The UNFCCC Conference of the Parties in Lima, Peru leaves us wondering if global ambition to tackle climate change will ever be high enough to avoid many of the catastrophic impacts of a changing climate. If the UNFCCC is to deliver this, then 2015 will need to be an exceptionally productive year. CDKN’s Sam Bickersteth, Kiran Sura and Chris Webb report.

Will the Lima climate conference sustain progress toward a strong climate deal? Will the UNFCCC’s COP20 deliver a year-end high for what has been an extraordinary year for climate change? Or will we find ourselves looking back on two weeks’ worth of talks in Lima to find some glimmers of hope? Sam Bickersteth and Kiran Sura of CDKN report.

Climate change will worsen global poverty without concerted action to cut global emissions - IPCC The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has issued a crystal clear assessment of how human activity is affecting the climate and what we can do about it. CDKN provides a response.

What did the New York Climate Summit deliver, and what's next? CDKN's Chief Executive Sam Bickersteth reflects on the achievements made during the UN Climate Summit in New York, and what it means for ambitious global action on climate change.

Innovative learning partnerships flourish on climate-resilient, low-emissions development Sam Bickersteth, Chief Executive, and Caroline Spencer, Partnerships and Learning Coordinator, report from the LEDS Global Partnership gathering in Addis Ababa.

What do we know about green growth in practice? Learning from ‘hard evidence’ Sam Bickersteth, CDKN’s Chief Executive, responds to a new knowledge resource launched today in London: Green Growth in Practice - Lessons from Country Experiences.