This project supports climate and development-related research by 14 MSc students from across the globe.

This project supports national coastal planners and policy-makers in selecting appropriate adaptation and mitigation priorities for the coastal zone, by helping to identify co-benefits and trade-offs.

This Green Guide project will provide policy-makers with a practical, succinct ‘go-to guide’ and web-based tool to strengthen the understanding of linkages between climate change and development.

The Government of Nepal is putting in place a policy framework to address the effects of climate change. The recently approved National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) and Pilot Program for Climate Resilience (PPCR) aim to ensure adaptation to climate change is incorporated into mainstream development efforts.

Over two years, CDKN supported the Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP) to improve the quality and quantity of climate change coverage in the developing country media, enhance the capacity of journalists to cover the issues and ensure developing country voices are heard in global debates.

Reegle is a powerful, subject-specific, search engine developed by the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP). Initially, it specialised in renewable energy and energy efficiency. The aim of this project was to allow them to extend their subject thesaurus to include the wider climate & development subject area, and to extend their custom search to cover more websites in this broader domain.

A key objective of the CDKN KM and Communications Strategy is to improve availability of reliable and accessible clim

Led by Ministry of Environment and Mineral Resources (MEMR), the Government of Kenya, supported by CDKN, is developing a Climate Change Action Plan that cuts across sectors to implement Kenya’s National Climate Change Response Strategy (NCCRS), finalised in 2010.

The Government of Bangladesh requested support from CDKN in their capacity as hosts of the 2011 Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF).

The key project goal was to assist policymakers in developing countries to optimally harness climate finance for food

This project examines the prospects for ‘climate compatible agricultural knowledge management’ to maximise opportunities for the rural poor to mitigate and adapt to climate change – and to be properly recompensed for the costs they bear in doing so.

This project investigates the scope of Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions for identifying climate compatible agricultural options that also support other key policy goals.