Postcard from Cancun - an Asian view Pakistan's delegation proposed an alternative definition of climate vulnerability at CoP16 in Cancun, supported by CDKN's Asia team.

Cancun, a small step towards a binding, global deal The Cancun Agreements of 11 December 2010, provide a shot in the arm to multilateralism. But the progress achieved by the international community is meagre in comparison to the huge threat posed by climate change to humanity.

Take climate negotiations to the highest level Gridlock looks to be the most likely outcome in Cancun, but there is an alternative. Actually, there are three.

Postcard from Cancun - Knowledge sharing, capacity building and advocacy for adaptation and climate compatible development A CoP16 side event on Thursday, 2nd December cast light on how knowledge about climate compatible development can be packaged to reach the development practitioners and communities who urgently need it.

CDKN in Cancun CDKN is on the ground in Cancun throughout COP-16, meeting with participants, explaining the role we can play in supporting developing countries, and stimulating debate on what ‘climate compatible development’ means in practice.

Postcard from Chatham House Simon Maxwell, CDKN Chair, reports back from a recent conference at Chatham House on the future of climate change.

CDKN around the web in September This month in the first of a series of articles commissioned by CDKN for publication, Mitch Moxle

The tipping point Saleemul Huq, Research Fellow at IIED, explains why he thinks we've reached a tipping point for tackling climate change in developing countries.

Ready for take off 2010 will go down in history as a year of extreme weather conditions, set against the backdrop of

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