The world loses its greatest climate warrior
As tributes continue to pour in from around the world in appreciation of the work of Ambassador Tony de Brum, the Marshallese statesman, Sam Bickersteth and Kiran Sura reflect on the life of CDKN’s deeply valued partner.
Feature
30th August 2017
A 'Quick Start' approach to implementing NDCs – Insights from Zambia
Zambia is one of the three pilot countries in Africa to undertake a readiness assessment of NDC implementation using the CDKN and Ricardo Quick-Start Guide. ADI's Cathrine Mutambirwa reflects on the process and outcomes of the project.
Feature
24th August 2017
Reflections on PlanCC and the future of climate compatible development in Peru
Mireya Villacis reflects on CDKN's long involvement in supporting Peru to develop and articulate national climate plans - and figure out how to achieve them, and she surveys the future prospects for climate compatible development in the country.
Feature
13th August 2017
How do we start putting a price on resilience?
This feature examines how a new framework, the Resilience Dividend Valuation Model (RDVM), aims to quantify the link between resilience-inspired investments and improved well-being. It was originally posted on Zilient and can be found here.
Five lessons for communicating climate risk
We share five lessons on communicating climate risk from our work with local scientists, media, policy-makers and practitioners in India, Kenya and Ethiopia through the Raising Risk Awareness (RRA) project
Transport Toolkit to help plan and implement low emission transport systems
The newly updated Transport Toolkit helps decision-makers, practitioners and stakeholders involved in the transport sector identify the most effective tools to build and implement transport low emission development strategies (LEDS).
Feature
19th July 2017
Droughts in East Africa
Friederike Otto and Maarten van Aalst of the Raising Risk Awareness initiative explain the science around uncovering whether the recent drought in East Africa has been impacted by the presence of human-induced climate change.
Feature
17th July 2017
No fruit – but maybe a path forward
Laurie Goering of the Thomson Reuters Foundation suggests that action on climate change is still lagging – but solving problems other people want solved could help.