Bringing climate-related reporting in from the cold Jon Williams, a member of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, reflects on the task force's recommendations on how companies should disclose metrics and targets related to climate change.

CDKN - Reducing the environmental footprint of our publications Mairi Dupar shares lessons from CDKN’s seven years of feedback from developing country audiences about how they use our publications. She charts CDKN’s constant search for the most environmentally sustainable choices.

Making climate compatible development happen Fiona Nunan draws out key lessons from her edited book 'Making Climate Compatible Development Happen', published with Routledge and the Climate and Development Knowledge Network.

Least Developed Countries Group on US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement CDKN has worked to support and magnify the voices of the least developed and most climate-vulnerable countries in the international climate talks, and through broader climate diplomacy, for the past five years. Today, we publish some of these climate leaders' responses to the US decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. This statement is from the Least Developed Countries Group of negotiators to the UNFCCC.

President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands on the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Agreement CDKN has worked to support and magnify the voices of the least developed and most climate-vulnerable countries in the international climate talks, and through broader climate diplomacy, for the past five years. Today, we publish some of these climate leaders' responses to the US decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. This statement is from Her Excellency Hilda C. Heine, President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

Paris Agreement - Its toughest test yet Sam Bickersteth, CDKN's Chief Executive, and Kiran Sura, Head of Negotiations Support, respond to the announcement that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Agreement.

Countries are making progress on climate plans - but call for international boost In Bonn, Germany this month, governments met to negotiate the detail of how they will carry out the soaring ambitions of the Paris climate change agreement. Mairi Dupar of CDKN was heartened by many inspiring stories of ambitious climate action from cities and countries, but says that the global negotiations process and finance flows must match this local ambition, to create a 'virtuous circle'.

Combatting surging seas in Bangladesh Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world to rising tides, with its flat, low-lying topography and over 48% of its population living less than 10 metres above sea level. This feature looks at the challenges facing Bangladesh and the tools that could help it plan effectively for coastal disasters.

Bringing the Paris rulebook to life CDKN’s Kiran Sura, Marisa Donnelly and Toby Morris report on international climate change negotiations in Bonn, Germany this month - where small steps were made on writing the Paris Agreement 'rulebook', which will make the Agreement meaningful - but much work is yet to be done.

Global NDC Conference 2017 - A photo story Low emission development practitioners from around the world convened in Berlin, Germany in early May for the Global NDC Conference 2017 - to exchange experience on implementing the 'Nationally Determined Contributions' under the Paris Agreement. Catch some of the action in this photo gallery.

'Innovate 4 Climate' Innovate 4 Climate in Barcelona, Spain supports dialogue among government, multilateral, business, banking and finance leaders to assess innovation in climate finance and policy - the LEDS GP Finance Working Group presents two events.

Zambia works toward delivering its national climate commitment How is Zambia planning to deliver the national climate plan or 'NDC' to which it committed under the Paris Agreement? Cathrine Mutambirwa reports that Zambia's planning process is gaining momentum as the country assesses how to take economy-wide action.