Observed temperature and rainfall in South Asia maps The following are infographics from What's in it for South Asia and are intended to encourage understanding and discussion of the report worldwide.

Tailoring a Mitigation Action Plans and Scenarios (MAPS) programme for the African continent Gracia Munganga looks at energy policy and emissions pathways in Ghana, Mozambique, Rwanda and Zambia, and the potential for a ‘MAPS approach’ to development and mitigation on the African continent in the light of recent research.

INFOGRAPHIC: Future climate trends for South Asia The following are infographics from What's in it for South Asia and are intended to encourage understanding and discussion of the report worldwide.

INFOGRAPHIC: Global climate impacts for different emissions scenarios The following are infographics from What's in it for Africa and are intended to encourage understanding and discussion of the report worldwide.

INFOGRAPHIC: Future climate trends for Africa The following are infographics from What's in it for Africa and are intended to encourage understanding and discussion of the report worldwide.

Report : Sustainable energy for whom? Governing pro-poor, low carbon pathways to development: Lessons from solar PV in Kenya This paper analyses the evolution of the Kenyan photovoltaics (PV) market using a combination of insights from innovation studies, socio-technical transitions theory and the STEPS pathways approach.

Policy Brief : Low carbon energy and development in low-income countries: Policy lessons from a study of the off-grid photovoltaics sector in Kenya This briefing summarises key policy lessons from historical research explaining the success of the market for off-grid photovoltaics (PV) in Kenya.

Policy Brief : The political economy of low carbon energy in Kenya This paper aims to understand the role of politics, actors and institutions in enabling or frustrating the pursuit of climate compatible energy development in Kenya.

Policy Brief : Energy Pathways in Low-Carbon Development: Briefing from STEPS Working Paper 46 This briefing paper summarises how uneven access to modern energy services is not projected to signifiantly improve, making it an urgent policy issue, and how a broader consept of technology must be considered to provide energy pathways for the poor.

Report : Energy Pathways in Low Carbon Development: from Technology Transfer to Socio-technical Transformation This paper, Energy Pathways in Low Carbon Development: from Technology Transfer to Socio-technical Transformation, questions how much the dominant ‘hardware and finance’ framing will help communities explore and develop low-carbon pathways that meet their needs.

Climate Displacement and Resilient Communities - Lessons from the case of Manatí, Colombia A new study by the Universidad del Norte, Colombia, details how agencies can provide effective social and psychological support to individuals who are displaced by extreme weather events.

Changing the narrative on Bangladesh and climate change Saleemul Huq argues that Bangladesh should no longer be seen as a victim of climate change, but a global leader in tackling its adverse impacts.