CASE STUDY: Benefits of low emission development strategies - The case of Kenya's Lake Turkana Wind Power Project The Lake Turkana Wind Power Project (LTWP), currently under construction, will add 310 megawatts (MW) of wind power capacity to Kenya’s national grid. A new case study from the Low Emission Development Strategies Global Platform (LEDS GP) assesses the development benefits of the project and some of the measures the developers and government have taken to manage social impacts and generate benefits locally.

Image of people pulling water out of a well To accompany the project Raising Risk Awareness, CDKN is offering high-quality i

Webinar: Planning for NDC Implementation - A Quick Start Guide CDKN and Ricardo Energy & Environment warmly invite you to a webinar-based presentation and interactive virtual discussion on implementing NDCs (Nationally Determined Contributions). Register today for this 9th February event.

OPINION: After Paris - Can the private sector deliver climate compatible development? Simon Maxwell, CDKN's Executive Chair, concludes that delivering on the Paris Agreement and other global climate pledges is achievable but calls for a new industrial revolution.

Information Brief : Summary of sourcebook The Caribbean Water Sector Sourcebook has been developed to support implementation of the Regional Framework for Achieving Development Resilient to Climate Change and Implementation Plan.

REPORT: ARIA Phase II: Research Report This report examines the degree to which there exists enabling factors to support the development

WORKING PAPER: GIVRAPD: Microinsurance Component Contrasting Coping in the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean The Global Islands’ Vulnerability Research, Adaptation, Policy and Development (GIVRAPD) Project

INFORMATION BRIEF: No and low regrets investment options for climate resilience No and low regrets investment options reduce vulnerability to existing and future hazards, and perform well across a range of climate change scenarios.

Information Brief : Financing climate resilience in the water sector Specialist climate finance is becoming increasingly important in the Caribbean. The water sector is in a prime position to benefit from a number of global climate funds available to support countries in their efforts to increase climate resilience.

INFORMATION BRIEF: Using the CCORAL in the context of water management The Caribbean Climate Online Risk and Adaptation TooL (CCORAL) is a Caribbean-specific web-based

Report : Achieving development resilient to climate change – A sourcebook for the Caribbean water sector The Caribbean is exposed to both current climate variability as well as future climate changes. The economic, social and environmental impacts experienced during recent climate hazards such as hurricanes, floods and droughts highlight the need for action to reduce risks to acceptable levels.

POLICY BRIEF: Enabling civil society in Saint Lucia to adapt to the impacts of climate change The government in Saint Lucia is taking action through the development of policies as well as tar