CDKN is requested to support private banks and financial institutions in Bangladesh in building their capacity and raising awareness on climate finance mechanisms particularly to support access to international funds from the Private Sector Facility window of Green Climate Fund.

This project focused on decision-makers at the subnational level in order to guide them on incorporating climate change into their planning processes.

This project brought a water-energy-food (WEF) ‘nexus approach’ to analyse trade-offs across sectors and scales of governance; working closely with the national governments of Brazil, Colombia, and Peru.

This project will package and consolidate Ethiopia’s GCF programmatic proposals – one focusing on the industry, urban development and the energy nexus and the other on land use sectors (i.e. agriculture, water and forestry)

This CDKN project worked with universities in southern Africa to strengthen their contributions to addressing climate change in the region.

The goal of Phase II is to contribute to the design and development of public policies, tools and methodologies for developing low greenhouse gas emissions.

The project is the second of a two phase effort that seeks to facilitate and develop a prioritised and costed policy research agenda and a Plan of Action approved by the Ministry of Health in Mozambique.

The Government of Ethiopia recognises that carbon intensification and environmental degradation are not sustainable.

CDKN facilitated the national climate trust fund by undertaking its fiduciary and institutional capacity review to enable direct access to international climate funds.

Peru is developing a national climate change mitigation plan, called the Planning for Climate Change Project (PlanCC). It is based on the Mitigation Action Plans and Scenarios (MAPS) methodology, with the aim to contribute to the country’s sustainable development through a long-term transition into a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy.

This project seeks to support the Latin American Platform on Climate (LAPC) to develop national dialogue processes between governments and civil society, with the aim of strengthening policies on climate change.

This project assisted the Government of Ethiopia in its preparation for submitting its Nationally Intended Contribution.