This project is designed to support Bangladesh in developing its evidence base to map out a business as usual scenario, helping the government identify its needs on ‘intended nationally determined contributions’ (INDCs) which will shape its mitigation scenarios. This will finally result in a comprehensive INDC submission to the UNFCCC by the Government of Bangladesh.

The project will Improve understanding of low-carbon options – identification of priority opportunities for low-carbon development in Pakistan.

The project will help Integration of climate-compatible DRM in key regulations and laws and on departmental plans and sectoral plans of State Planning Department.

This project has trained individuals in charge of planning processes in CDKN projects and organizations, to assist them to understand gender issues and address these in the planning process.

The project will provide the Ministry of Energy, Government of Nepal with stronger and more targeted evidence on the current and future impacts of climate change on the hydro-electricity sector.

The project will provide updated technical requirements for building the resilience of small and medium scale irrigation systems to the impacts of climate change and extreme events, and improve their effectiveness and efficiency through evidence.

Through this project, CDKN aims to strengthen the evidence base on the climate compatible development benefits and viability for large-scale application of climate-smart agricultural practices.

The INDC provides an opportunity for examining and enhancing such approaches toward a climate compatible development transition in India.

Under this project, CDKN supported the Ministry of Climate Change, Government of Pakistan (GoP) in building its capacity to plan and develop its INDC for submission to the UNFCCC.

The project aims to enhance understanding of the public and private sectors in Punjab, Pakistan regarding the potential role of renewable energy based solutions and NAMA as a policy tool in meeting industrial energy needs.

The study of the Political Economy of long-lived decisions in Africa will provide a focused analysis that will allow the Future Climate For Africa programme to leverage the research impact of the RPCs through advisory support.

This project will analyse the types of development decisions that should be actively accounting for future (10 years +) climate in decisions taken today.