The benefits of clean energy policies in Bangladesh This publication assesses the benefits of factoring clean energy alternatives into long term planning decisions in Bangladesh and illustrates the importance of factoring clean energy alternatives into long term planning decisions.

Switching on climate finance in Kenya This CDKN production looks at how Kenya is dealing with the challenge of generating more electricity - essential for growth and development - in climate compatible ways, and how the Government is mobilising finance from a range of sources to support this growth.

Indonesia’s climate-smart motors Syed Abbas Hussain describes the importance of energy efficiency in Indonesia’s economy and describes how CDKN-supported initiatives have laid the groundwork for cost savings and avoiding greenhouse gas emissions.

Sustainable energy for all News stories about innovative renewable energy technologies appear daily and the promise of low-cost renewable energy for people living in marginalised communities seems almost inevitable. But how well is the world actually doing in making energy systems sustainable and accessible to all? Andrew Scott, Senior Research Fellow at the Overseas Development Institute, reports.

A franchise for climate-smart electrification in India Syed Abbas Hussain and Aditi Paul present emerging results from an initiative to boost energy access, save rural consumers money, and advance India’s climate compatible development goals.

Outlook: Bangladesh Special Edition CDKN's Bangladesh programme has been contributing to deeper understanding of climate-related loss and damage in the country and to the knowledge base on how Bangladeshi businesses can mobilise resources to address climate change effectively. Read more in this 'Climate and Development Outlook: Bangladesh Special Edition'.

Policy brief: Still a long way to go - Energy security and green growth in Indonesia Issues related to energy security are at the heart of the political debate in Indonesia, because economic growth depends critically on access to affordable energy. This policy brief examines potential solutions to this trend, that are more sustainable and have a positive impact on energy security.

Energy security as positive force for green growth in Indonesia? Whilst energy security deteriorates, current energy investments are following a ‘business as usual’ fossil fuel-based path in Indonesia. This report examines opportunities to deviate from this pathway and take up options for environmentally sustainable green growth solutions that improve energy security.

OUTLOOK: Indonesia Special Edition Indonesia is experiencing an economic transformation - but at an environmental cost. The government recognises that greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation don't have to accompany economic growth, and CDKN has played a part in facilitating debates about a more 'climate compatible development'.

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