Author:
Ben Bostock

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Author:
Ben Bostock

Ben Bostock is a Sustainability and Climate Change Consultant at PwC, and a Project Manager at CDKN.

His work at CDKN has included providing strategic support to Less Developed Country climate negotiators, and offering bespoke advice and technical analysis to Less Developed Countries and Small Island States to aid their delivery and funding of climate plans.

Ben has a Master’s Degree in International Political Economy from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, a Master’s Degree in Globalisation and Development from the University of Warwick and a Bachelor’s Degree in Politics and Philosophy from the LSE.

Most recent content from this author

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17th November 2016
CDKN’s live blog from COP22 – Marrakech, Morocco – Week Two CDKN's team at the United Nations climate talks in Marrakech, Morocco report on the latest political happenings - as well as what delegates are saying on the side.
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13th November 2016
CDKN's live blog from COP22 - Marrakech, Morocco - Week One Mini-blogs from CDKN commentators as events in Marrakech unfold during COP22. Many are calling this the 'implementation COP', where governments will discuss action on last year's Paris Agreement.
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15th September 2016
Climate finance challenges 2016 Ben Bostock, CDKN project manager, assesses the landscape of climate finance after the Paris climate summit - and in the run-up to the next major United Nations climate talks in Marrakech in November. He looks at whether the Green Climate Fund is set to meet its targets and the challenges it faces.
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27th May 2016
Climate negotiations move into unknown territory CDKN's Kiran Sura, Daphne Amevenu and Ben Bostock report on the past week's climate change negotiations in Bonn, Germany, which had a 'End of the Beginning' feeling as countries move into implementing the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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2nd November 2015
Shifting from ‘Intended’ to ‘Implemented’ - What’s required for the INDCs? CDKN has supported the development of Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) for the Paris climate summit, in nine developing countries. Ben Bostock, Helen Picot and Kiran Sura of CDKN reflect on the strong ambitions of these submissions – and their varying levels of detail, which suggest that some INDCs may be readier for implementation than others.