Information Brief : Financing climate resilience in the water sector Specialist climate finance is becoming increasingly important in the Caribbean. The water sector is in a prime position to benefit from a number of global climate funds available to support countries in their efforts to increase climate resilience.

Report : Achieving development resilient to climate change – A sourcebook for the Caribbean water sector The Caribbean is exposed to both current climate variability as well as future climate changes. The economic, social and environmental impacts experienced during recent climate hazards such as hurricanes, floods and droughts highlight the need for action to reduce risks to acceptable levels.

Enhancing African capacity on climate and development knowledge African scientific experts have formed the 'October Group' to boost African contributions to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as the IPCC's Sixth Assessment Report process gets underway.

Report : Barbados coastal zone protection The aim of the case study was to assess the utility of the Regional Climate Model and Tropical St

Policy Brief : Finding the Finance: Financing Climate Compatible Development in Cities Cities are hubs of economic growth and innovation, rising emissions and significant climate chang

POLICY PAPER: Going to town: How the Green Climate Fund can support a paradigm shift in cities With its mandate to promote a paradigm shift towards low-emissions and climate-resilient developm

Review of climate service needs and opportunities in Rwanda Review of climate service needs and opportunities in Rwanda

Climate change and rural institutions strengthening climate change adaptation in Zambia Climate change and rural institutions strengthening climate change adaptation in Zambia

Rwanda Dairy Competitiveness Program II: Efficiency gains in dairy production systems decrease GHG emission intensity Rwanda Dairy Competitiveness Program II: Efficiency gains in dairy production systems decrease GHG emission intensity

Mobilizing private finance: Unlocking the potential of Rwanda's businesses to drive climate change adaptation Mobilizing private finance: Unlocking the potential of Rwanda's businesses to drive climate change adaptation

Policy Brief : Hand in hand for urban transformation This publication describes why local governments have such important roles to play and what relevant parameters they can adjust to move cities forward on a low-carbon and climate-resilient path.

The New Urban Agenda: What's in it for developing cities? The New Urban Agenda sets out priorities for achieving more sustainable cities and was adopted by governments at Habitat 3 in Quito. CDKN’s Mairi Dupar scrutinises the 24-page Agenda, assesses its relevance for climate action in cities and gives it only partial marks. Contributions by Ari Huhtala and Maria Jose Pacha, CDKN.