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.

Countries leave plenty of work to do before 2015 climate deal Kiran Sura, CDKN’s Head of Advocacy Fund, provides a round-up of what governments achieved during international climate talks in Warsaw.

Follow our daily updates from the team in Warsaw Read the news from the CDKN delegation to the 19th Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP19) in Warsaw: a range of daily updates and related news and features.

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.

Three new ideas to help agriculture take centre stage in climate negotiations ODI's Natasha Grist outlines three new ideas that could raise the profile of agriculture in the United Nations climate talks.

REPORT: Supporting climate negotiations - examining the evidence This paper draws on the findings of a study commissioned by CDKN and undertaken by Ricardo-AEA which reviews the existing evidence base and a range of case studies to (i) understand how effective past and present negotiation support efforts have been, and (ii) how to strengthen future negotiation support efforts.

Climate finance negotiations at COP19 in Warsaw This guide provides negotiators with a synopsis of the key climate finance discussions undertaken during 2013 under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

GUIDE: Climate finance negotiations at COP19 in Warsaw This guide provides negotiators with a synopsis of the key climate finance discussions undertaken during 2013 under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

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.

Is climate finance supporting the most vulnerable nations? Not yet. Much work is needed to ensure climate change finance is delivered to those nations and communities who need it the most, explains ODI Research Fellow, Neil Bird

Our land is complaining Discussions about climate change among developed world practitioners can seem far removed from the reality being felt on the ground by Africans, as CDKN’s Director of Policy and Programmes Ari Huhtala finds out in Ethiopia