Can the green economy save us?
In an article for the Dawn newspaper in Pakistan, Rina Saeed Khan reflects following a vist by Barbara Unmuessig, the President of the Heinrich Boll Stiftung (HBS), on the potential of a 'green economy' in Pakistan
Feature
18th January 2013
National action is key to accelerating international progress on climate change
The combined action of individual nations is key to making international progress on climate change outpace the increasing level of urgency, so say the Rt Hon. John Gummer, Lord Deben; Lord Michael Jay, Graham Stuart MP; Barry Gardiner MP; Tim Yeo MP; Joan Walley MP; and Adam Matthews
Feature
10th January 2013
Nepal’s score-card at COP18
Dr Tara Nidhi Bhattarai, from IDS-Nepal, discusses how Nepal’s participation in the UNFCCC negotiations reflects the growing confidence and professionalism of the delegation.
Feature
21st December 2012
Building understanding in climate diplomacy
CDKN is seeking to procure and fund a supplier/s to conduct a review to understand how to effectively integrate climate change into foreign policy and to undertake climate diplomacy.
Doha talks highlight loss and damage - and leave much work ahead
Sam Bickersteth, Mairi Dupar and Dan Hamza-Goodacre of CDKN provide an overview of UN climate talks in Doha, Qatar, and the work remaining to be done to achieve ambitious, global action on climate change.
Feature
12th December 2012
The EU's balancing act in Doha
The EU played a clever game at the climate talks in South Africa last year, but faces a difficult
News
10th December 2012
CDKN Asia publishes country snapshots
CDKN has released a set of country and regional snapshots featuring highlights of projects and achievements from Asia over the last quarter.
The LRI's objectives are to make its services available to as many poor and climate vulnerable developing countries as possible for free, ensure that these countries have a strong voice in the negotiation process and contribute meaningfully to a new climate deal, build and strengthen networks of legal experts from the South.
The overarching aim of this project was to increase the effectiveness of the progressive voice in the negotiations by bringing together developing countries that show leadership (or the potential for leadership) within the negotiations.
