H.E President Kagame and the Government of Rwanda asked CDKN and the UK Department for International Development (DFID) to help it develop a National Climate Change and Low Carbon Development Strategy (NCCLCDS). The strategy, which was developed by the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment (SSEE) at the University of Oxford and completed in August 2011 involved nine months of discussions with stakeholders across ministries, the private sector and civil society.

This project will develop a channel for investment by increasing the capacity of key actors to catalyse the energy efficiency of SMEs in Peru.

The project’s aims were to increase awareness and improve the understanding of teams working with Peruvian presidential candidates on climate change issues.

The project aims to improve national climate finance readiness for Indonesia and is in line with CDKN’s focus of mobilising and leveraging funds for climate compatible development.

In the context of Peru's NDC, this project seeks to identify and analyse what actions and policies are being implemented at local and regional levels.

The objective of this project is to develop strategic knowledge and communication materials and reflect the results of a number of different CDKN-supported research programmes in Latin America and the Caribbean.

This project will build on CDKN’s previous support to the Government of Ethiopia in the development of various sector proposals for submission to the Green Climate Fund.

A new initiative will use state-of-the-art science to help Asian and African societies to understand the role of climate change in extreme weather events and prepare for future ones.

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 supports decision-makers in San Salvador prioritise actions to tackle the economic and social impacts of temperature increases in its most affected sectors.

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

CDKN supported a project to facilitate Karachi city district government in heat wave management. The activities were designed to initiate a process at the localised level which can build towards the development of heat wave management plan for Karachi.