• News 4 July 2019 New guidance on reporting about loss and damage under the Paris Agreement’s transparency framework How can governments report on loss and damage under the Paris Agreement's Transparency Framework? Which types of information should be reported, and what data can be used to evidence claims about climate change-induced loss and damage? UNEP DTU Partnership, in cooperation with University College London and the Independent University Bangladesh, has compiled a number of suggestions on this topic. These suggestions cover four central aspects associated with national-level reporting of information…
• News 6 February 2019 New project responds to need for adaptation transparency Four pilot countries have joined UNEP DTU Partnership and other partners in a project aimed at building capacity for transparent and effective climate adaptation action. In the new Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) Adaptation project, starting this week, UNEP DTU Partnership will work together with Bangladesh, India, South Africa and Dominican Republic in strengthening their capacity to plan, implement, monitor, and evaluate effective and efficient adaptation actions in a…
• News 21 December 2018 UNEP DTU Partnership at COP and beyond COP24 was charged with completing work on the Paris Agreement Work Programme to operationalize the 2015 treaty. The outcome, the so-called Katowice Climate Package, includes decisions on nearly all of the issues mandated. The ambition levels and results of the various agreed elements can be discussed, but there is now a first version of what has been called the Paris Agreement “Rulebook”. Looking at the negotiations leading up to the meeting in Katowice, it was clear that there were many…
• Project 7 November 2018 CBIT Transparency Support Team Bringing together UNEP DTU Partnership expertise on transparency to facilitate access to financeThe CBIT Transparency Support Team is a collaborative effort that brings together a team of experts from UNEP DTU Partnership working with the Capacity-Building Initiative for Transparency (CBIT). In conjunction with countries around the world the team prepares projects to be presented under the CBIT Global Environment Facility (GEF) Trust Fund. The overall objective of collaborative effort is to…
• Project 26 October 2018 Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) Providing policymakers around the world with tools and support to measure and assess the impacts of their climate actionsThe Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) aims to strengthen capacities in developing countries to assess the impacts of their climate policies and actions and to support greater transparency, effectiveness, ambition and trust in climate policies worldwide. The Initiative works with countries to build capacities on understanding and applying tools and approaches…
• Project 22 October 2018 Capacity Building Initiative for Transparency (CBIT) Global Coordination Platform Keeping track of transparency initiatives to address capacity building and coordination needsThe CBIT Global Coordination Platform keeps track of national CBIT projects and addresses any lack of national transparency capacities and limited coordination efforts. The aim of this project is to address the lack of a global coordination platform for information sharing and knowledge management on the enhanced transparency framework, as defined by the article 13 of the Paris Agreement. Many…
• Project 22 October 2018 MRV platform for Maldives Designing MRV system with focus on institutional arrangement and guideline for tracking climate finance in the Maldives.The main objective of this project was to propose and design an improved national system for Monitoring Reporting and Verification (MRV) to support the implementation of mitigation actions, and other support received in the Maldives. UNEP DTU Partnership provided an analysis of the existing reporting mechanisms and institutional arrangements for data collection and protocols…
• News 14 April 2016 Initiative for Climate Action Transparency launched today Since 195 countries adopted the Paris Agreement in December 2015, many countries are starting to implement their climate commitment or “nationally determined contribution” (NDC). But many developing countries lack the tools to measure, report and verify progress on their climate commitments and actions. The Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) was launched today in response to calls for support from countries for improved transparency and capacity building related to the Paris…

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