The Namibia programme aims to improve access to climate finance for locally-led adaptation, and amplify the impact of Namibian researchers as they contribute to climate policy and global scientific data that forms the basis for climate action in Africa.

This project aims to inform inclusion and meaningful participation of communities and collaboration with key stakeholders in decision-making, implementation and management of locally-led water investments, to ensure their efficacy and sustainability.

This project aims to facilitate GESI integration in climate action across the work of various national stakeholders in Ethiopia.

This project aims to connect existing initiatives and gather evidence on resilience that can be used to inform and shape policies, plans and investments to deliver a resilient future.

The Africa Regional Resilience Hub plays a central role in elucidating and communicating regional priorities, actions, solutions and challenges to be amplified at the global scale.

CDKN is working to better understand how knowledge and evidence on climate change can inform and translate into policy and implementation.

GLOW was a three-year programme that supported research on promising women-led solutions for green economies and climate action.

This project was led by young people from Africa, South America and Asia and amplified local climate knowledge and solutions.

This programme aims to promote scaled-up adaptation at the local level, focusing on civil society, non-governmental organisations, and women and youth innovators.

This project supported the cities Rajshahi in Bangladesh and Nepalgunj in Nepal to improve urban heat resilience before the next heat season.

CDKN has been working with the University of Ghana since 2019 to inform the implementation and mainstreaming of the National Climate Change Policy in Ghana.

CDKN has been working with FCFA and the Wikimedia Foundation to enhance the quality and accessibility of climate change information on the world's largest online encyclopaedia.