Charting a course toward climate compatible development - Seven years of CDKN (2010-2017) Sam Bickersteth, CDKN's Chief Executive, takes stock of CDKN's first seven years of achievements, and appraises the global environment for climate compatible development, in these opening remarks from the CDKN London Conference, July 2017.

No fruit – but maybe a path forward Laurie Goering of the Thomson Reuters Foundation suggests that action on climate change is still lagging – but solving problems other people want solved could help.

Chair of Coalition for Rainforest Nations reflects on the state of climate negotiations, and priorities for COP23 Tosi Mpanu Mpanu, Chair of the Coalition for Rainforest Nations, lays out priorities for rainforest countries in the coming months' United Nations climate negotiations.

REPORT: 10 propositions for success: Integrating international climate change commitments into national development planning This report examines how to support the successful integration of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) into national development planning. The paper develops a set of ten propositions towards securing this objective.

CDKN Annual Report 2017 Throughout 2017, we provided guidance on the implementation of NDCs, integrating climate actions into economic sectors and supported access to finance from both public and private sources. In our Annual Report, we highlight key results from these projects across Africa, Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean.

Least Developed Countries Group on US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement CDKN has worked to support and magnify the voices of the least developed and most climate-vulnerable countries in the international climate talks, and through broader climate diplomacy, for the past five years. Today, we publish some of these climate leaders' responses to the US decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. This statement is from the Least Developed Countries Group of negotiators to the UNFCCC.

President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands on the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris Agreement CDKN has worked to support and magnify the voices of the least developed and most climate-vulnerable countries in the international climate talks, and through broader climate diplomacy, for the past five years. Today, we publish some of these climate leaders' responses to the US decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. This statement is from Her Excellency Hilda C. Heine, President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

Paris Agreement - Its toughest test yet Sam Bickersteth, CDKN's Chief Executive, and Kiran Sura, Head of Negotiations Support, respond to the announcement that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Agreement.

Bringing the Paris rulebook to life CDKN’s Kiran Sura, Marisa Donnelly and Toby Morris report on international climate change negotiations in Bonn, Germany this month - where small steps were made on writing the Paris Agreement 'rulebook', which will make the Agreement meaningful - but much work is yet to be done.