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- Publication 16 August 2021 Sustainable Development Guidance. Guidance for assessing the environmental, social and economic impacts of policies and actions
- Publication 16 August 2021 EDITORIAL: Private-sector action in adaptation: Perspectives on the role of micro, small and medium size enterprises
- Publication 16 August 2021 Developing the business case for adaptation in agriculture: case studies from the Adaptation Mitigation Readiness Project Agriculture-dependent Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are a vital part of developing country economies and are often the first to experience the impacts of climate change. Lack of access to finance is a well-known challengeto MSME growth and productivity in the agricultural sector in general. This study argues that the process of building a solid business case by MSMEs is a critical precursor to accessing lending systems or attracting financial investment opportunities for…
- Publication 16 August 2021 Bridging the Emissions Gap: The Role of Non-state and Subnational actors-Pre-release version of a chapter of the forthcoming UN Environment Emissions Gap Report 2018 This publication is a pre-release version of a chapter in the forthcoming UN Environment Emissions Gap Report 2018. It provides an assessment of the role and potential impact of mitigation actions by non-state and subnational actors such as cities, states, regions, companies, investors and foundations.
- Publication 16 August 2021 Private-sector action in adaptation: Perspectives on the role of micro, small and medium size enterprises
- Publication 16 August 2021 The impact of debiasing on uncertainty communication: an application to multi-criteria decision analysis in the area of climate change
- Publication 16 August 2021 Climate-Smart Agriculture Manual for Agriculture Education in Zimbabwe
- Publication 16 August 2021 CO2 Emissions from International Shipping International maritime shipping accounts for approximately 800 million tonnes of CO2 emissions a year, but it is not regulated by the Paris Agreement. The UN’s International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has the task of launching initiatives to reduce the sector’s CO2 emissions, but it is proving difficult to agree on solid rules and restrictions. The strong growth in the global population is causing a growing demand for maritime shipping, resulting in a tendency to increase CO2 emissions in the…