Themes: Learning from CDKN's experience

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Themes: Learning from CDKN's experience

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3rd April 2014
GUIDE: What does it take to mainstream disaster risk management in key sectors? As climate-related disasters become more frequent and increasingly impact upon development progress across the world, this CDKN guide looks at how mainstreaming disaster risk management in sectoral planning can insure climate compatible development to minimise the effects of these disasters worldwide.
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2nd April 2014
WORKING PAPER: Close to home: Subnational strategies for climate compatible development A Working Paper by the Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) and ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability by Barbara Anton, Ali Cambray, Mairi Dupar and Astrid Westerlind-Wigstroem with Elizabeth Gogoi analyses effective strategies for subnational development, based on the partners' experiences.
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Project : Lessons from national climate compatible development planning in Rwanda, Kenya, Mozambique and Ethiopia

African and developing country governments are increasingly calling for practical examples of how to advance climate

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23rd January 2014
How will the Green Climate Fund allocate its money? All you wanted to know but were afraid to ask The Green Climate Fund is set to play a key role in disbursing the $100 billion per year pledged to flow annually to developing countries by 2020. A key question for the GCF Board concerns the rules for allocating this money, as Benito Muller explains.
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29th November 2013
WORKING PAPER: Supporting international climate negotiators - a monitoring and evaluation framework This Working Paper describes how CDKN has developed a tailored system for monitoring and evaluating the Negotiations Support programme, using an adapted outcome mapping approach alongside a logical framework (logframe)
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21st August 2013
WORKING PAPER: Supporting international climate negotiators: Lessons from CDKN A new Working Paper by Stuart Jefford and Dan Hamza-Goodacre sets out the Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN)’s initial thinking on how climate change negotiators from the poorest and most climate-vulnerable countries can be supported to have effective, influential voices. It presents a range of examples drawn from the literature and CDKN’s experience to date.
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Project : National financing strategies for the implementation of low carbon development strategies

This project focuses on identifying opportunities for taking forward the National Financing Strategy (NFS) approach which helps to identify the key financing challenges and opportunities for implementation of Low Carbon Development Strategies in Chile, Colombia and Peru.

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Project : Working with informality to build climate resilience in African cities

This project aims to foster climate compatible development in African cities through working with informality and building climate resilience amongst the urban poor.

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Project : Future Proofing Indian Cities

The challenge of how to promote growth and poverty alleviation while avoiding irreversible and costly environmental d

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Project : Developing integrated Climate Risk Assessment for CCD planning in Central Asia

The project will develop an innovative methodology for a regional climate risk assessment and corresponding national climate risk profiles,

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23rd April 2013
REPORT: Climate resilience and disaster risk management CDKN, in collaboration with partners across Asia, Africa and Latin America, is pleased to announce a new publication on Climate resilience and disaster risk management. It presents recent results from CDKN-supported projects to assess vulnerability and mainstream climate resilience into development planning.
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Project : Exploring local access to the Green Climate Fund (GCF)

The objective of this project is to ensure that the Green Climate Fund is directly accessible to sub-national stakeholders, including local authorities, civil society organisations and knowledge institutions, in order for them to design and implement sustainable adaptation strategies.