How to win the argument on climate change Here we present Part Two of Simon Maxwell's, 5-step plan to win the argument on how to tackle climate change.

How to win the argument on climate change Simon Maxwell, CDKN's Executive Chairman shares part one of his 5-step plan to win the argument on how to tackle climate change.

Country pilot studies for Future Climate for Africa programme CDKN is commissioning a series of pilot case studies across sub-Saharan Africa.

Lost at sea? Climate knowledge brokers throw a lifeline in Warsaw Geoff Barnard of CDKN reflects on the recent side event he chaired at COP19 showcasing the work of the Climate Knowledge Brokers' Group.

Can beans & dice changes lives? The potential of serious, fun games The power of games to get people thinking about their climate vulnerability was revealed this weekend at Development & Climate Days, an event run by the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre and IIED on the sidelines of the UN climate talks in Warsaw.

Eight lessons on climate compatible development from Colombia Simon Maxwell, CDKN’s Executive Chair, reflects on a recent week of meetings with climate leaders in Latin America.

Music offers a breakthrough for communicating on climate change An innovative event at Development & Climate Days event in Warsaw offers the promise of more effective popular communications on climate change.

Meeting the brokers who can help you navigate climate change data Participants at COP19 are invited to join the workshop, Transforming information into knowledge and climate action, organised by the Climate Knowledge Brokers Group, on Wednesday, 20 November 2013.

Decision-makers need local case studies, simple language, and interaction in training materials Karen Sutherland gives an update on the African Ministers' Council on Water's Capacity Building Programme.

Introducing the Climate Knowledge Brokers Group An introduction to the Climate Knowledge Brokers Group, aiming to improve access to climate information by coordinating and orchestrating the efforts of climate knowledge brokers.

Building university leadership for climate compatible development in Southern Africa A new CDKN-supported project is mapping the current state of climate compatible development research, teaching and learning within Southern Africa. The study will provide the basis for building a regional scientific knowledge network between Southern African universities to benefit the region’s response to climate change.