CDKN and the Development Bank for Latin America supported the Carbon Footprint and Water Footprint Projects in three Andean cities: La Paz, Quito and Lima, In order to promote actions for mitigation and adaptation to climate change at the municipal level.

This project aims to give technical assistance to the Rwandan private sector, civil society organisations and government agencies to access financing from FONERWA and other sources to support environmental sustainability, resilience to climate change, and green growth.

This project seeks to understand what success looks like for private sector DRM initiatives and public-private partnerships, and set out recommendations for public and private sector decision makers.

This project focuses on identifying opportunities for taking forward the National Financing Strategy (NFS) approach which helps to identify the key financing challenges and opportunities for implementation of Low Carbon Development Strategies in Chile, Colombia and Peru.

This project aims to address the gap between knowledge on gender and climate finance issues and demonstrate that attention to gender issues can strengthen the impact and effectiveness of climate finance, in particular mitigation finance

This project aims to foster climate compatible development in African cities through working with informality and building climate resilience amongst the urban poor.

CDKN is supporting a new project on the political economy of climate compatible development in Ghana, Kenya and Mozambique.

This project aims to create financial incentives for safe water and hygiene service providers by pioneering a water credits market through a Payment-By-Results (PBR) mechanism in rural Uganda.

CDKN is assisting the creation of transformational African leadership by supporting the Pan African Session of the 2012 LAFP.

International climate negotiations are proceeding too slowly and there is a growing sense that the holistic approach

This research project is developing and evaluating a framework for climate-compatible, sustainable development strategies which bridge local and national institutions, and integrate across multiple scales of social-ecological processes.

The challenge of how to promote growth and poverty alleviation while avoiding irreversible and costly environmental d