• News 2 July 2025 Integrated Climate Solutions to Boost Urban Resilience in Mauritius Through close collaboration with national and municipal stakeholders, UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre is supporting the implementation of integrated climate strategies in Mauritius. By finding and focusing on synergies between nature-based solutions, energy efficiency measures, and approaches to address loss and damage, the initiative aims to enhance urban resilience and deliver long-term, sustainable impact. In June 2025, UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre experts joined local partners in Mauritius…
• Webinar & E-Learning 25 June 2025 E-Training Programme on Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Zambia and Mauritius (Webinar) - 05.06.2025 Day 3: Practical Implementation & Capacity Building for Architects & Engineers Session 1: Integrated building performance design for green buildings Session 2: Implementation examples of green building tool EGDE and building resilience tool BRI in Zambia and Mauritius Session 3: Implementation example of green buildings in Lusaka, Zambia Session 4: Interactive Discussion The final day of the virtual training on building energy efficiency, part of the Global Platform for Urban…
• Webinar & E-Learning 25 June 2025 E-Training Programme on Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Zambia and Mauritius (Webinar) - 04.06.2025 Day 2: Policy & Regulatory Framework for Energy Efficiency in Buildings Session 1: Energy Efficiency Policies & Building Regulations Session 2: Role of Policy Makers, Architects, and Engineers Session 3: Panel Discussion & Q&A The second day of the e-training program on energy efficiency in buildings, hosted by the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre in collaboration with stakeholders from Zambia and Mauritius, focused on the practical implementation of energy efficiency…
• Webinar & E-Learning 25 June 2025 E-Training Programme on Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Zambia and Mauritius (Webinar) - 03.06.2025 Day 1: Understanding Energy Efficiency in Buildings Session 1: Introduction to Energy Efficiency in Buildings Session 2: Key Energy Efficiency Strategies for Building Design Session 3: Case Studies & Best Practices Session 4: Panel Discussion & Q&A The first day of the three-day webinar series on energy efficiency in buildings, with a focus on Zambia and Mauritius, opened with a strong call for collaboration and knowledge exchange. The event, part of the Global Platform for…
• News 19 June 2025 Unlocking Climate Finance: Belize’s New Strategy Engages Private Sector Belize has unveiled a new strategy to enhance private sector investment in climate action, developed with support from the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre and funded by the NDC Partnership. The strategy aims to unlock new sources of climate finance and accelerate the country’s progress toward achieving its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement. The NDC Private Sector Investment Strategy - Improving private sector investment in climate action in Belize outlines a…
• Publication 17 June 2025 Business and financing models for PV supported clean cooking The uptake of higher-tier (4+) clean cooking solutions, especially in last mile communities, is a critical but often underfunded and insufficiently prioritised need. Despite a diversity of viable technologies, including pure electric cooking (eCooking) powered by photovoltaic systems (solar PV) and PV-supported biomass gasifier stoves, as well as ethanol stoves, their widespread adoption remains a challenge due to various barriers, including upfront costs and low awareness among end-users about…
• News 16 June 2025 New Guidebook Launched to Advance Renewable Energy Through TNAs The energy sector is the largest contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. Accelerating the deployment and scaling up of zero- and low-emission energy technologies is therefore critical. The outcomes of the first global stocktake under the Paris Agreement have emphasized the pivotal role of renewable energy in achieving deep, rapid, and sustained reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, aligned with the temperature goal of the Paris Agreement. Energy is the highest-priority sector for…
• News 16 June 2025 New Guidebook Launched to Advance Renewable Energy through TNAs The energy sector is the largest contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. Accelerating the deployment and scaling up of zero- and low-emission energy technologies is therefore critical. The outcomes of the first global stocktake under the Paris Agreement have emphasized the pivotal role of renewable energy in achieving deep, rapid, and sustained reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, aligned with the temperature goal of the Paris Agreement. Energy is the highest-priority sector for…

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