Public learning - Harnessing the power of exhibitions for transformative change What happens when ordinary citizens are confronted with images that are either deeply familiar or unfamiliar to their everyday life and experience of urban risk? When and how does such learning of the city have the potential to trigger transformative change? Adriana Allen reports from Lima, Peru.

Learning about urban risk In Latin America’s urban environment, how do we discover hidden everyday risks and learn who is affected where, and why? How do we come to grips with the ways in which climate variability can increase the frequency and damaging impacts of small episodic disasters, such as mudslides and floods? Professor Adriana Allen of University College London explores these questions, and more.

The Water-Energy-Food nexus: Insights from Amazonia Helen Bellfield and David Sabogal of the Global Canopy Programme look at how human needs for water, food and energy create a nexus of demands on natural resources in Amazonia and they draw lessons from the CDKN-backed Amazonia Security Agenda project.

Where does Bangladesh climate policy go, after Paris? CDKN's Miren Gutierrez investigates the development trade-offs under hot discussion in Bangladesh as the country contemplates delivering its national climate commitments, following the Paris conference (COP21).

Mobilising finance for climate change adaptation Fareeha Irfan Ovais, CDKN’s Project Manager, Low Carbon Scenario Analysis for Pakistan, describes how climate finance can be integrated into the overall development priorities of the country.

Legislating the Paris Agreement Please join the Legal Response Initiative and CDKN for this expert panel discussion on 27th September, focused on the legal challenges and requirements of developing nations in implementing their nationally determined contributions (NDCs): register today!

Lessons learned from developing a climate master’s programme How did 23 academics from six universities across five countries develop a master's curriculum in climate change within twelve months? We look at the lessons learned from this ambitious task.

Climate compatible development starts with finding the right partners Alice Reil of ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability rounds up lively discussions about 'how to make climate compatible development happen' at local and city level from the Resilient Cities 2016 congress and CDKN-ICLEI learning programme.

@pseudo_title Recent global talks aimed at limiting hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in the atmosphere show promise - but what else are countries doing to limit greenhouse gas emissions? Sam Bickersteth, CDKN's Chief Executive, takes stock of developing countries' progress on their national climate plans, the 'Nationally Determined Contributions'.

Climathon 2016 Climate-KIC has opened the registration for Climathon 2016. It aims to connect cities all around the globe to join the movement to drive climate action!

Learning to access climate finance - Insights for Bangladeshi businesses Jennifer Steeves and Virginie Fayolle of Acclimatise explore how Bangladeshi businesses are moving forward on climate finance opportunities.

Resilient housing: A flourishing sector CDKN's Miren Gutierrez asks: what does climate-resilient housing look like? She also explores the potential for the housing sector to increase the resilience of its products.