• Publication 16 August 2021 Safeguarding Principles and Do-No-Harm Approaches for Climate Actions This policy brief is produced by the Sustainable Development Dialogue (‘Dialogue’) on the implementation of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement under the UNFCCC process. It provides a summary of Party and stakeholder views expressed during a series of six engagement events held between January – June 2018. Views stated in this document are those of the authors1 and do not represent any consensus among the Parties involved. The Dialogue is currently supported by Belgium, Germany, Liechtenstein,…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Sustainable Development and Governance in Context of the UNFCCC Process This policy brief is produced by the Sustainable Development Dialogue(‘Dialogue’) on the implementation of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement under theUNFCCC process. It provides a summary of Party and stakeholder viewsexpressed during a series of six engagement events held between January – June2018. Views stated in this document are those of the authors1 and do notrepresent any consensus among the Parties involved. The Dialogue is currentlysupported by Belgium, Germany, Liechtenstein, Norway,…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Text Proposals: Promoting sustainable development through article 6 of the Paris Agreement This article is a product of the Sustainable Development Dialogue (SDD) on the implementation of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement under the UNFCCC. Building on six Policy Briefs that unpack the issues relatedto sustainable development, this article proposes text recommendations relevant to the work program to be decided at COP24 in Katowice.
• Publication 16 August 2021 Aligning the Agendas: A Party-driven dialogue on Sustainable Development in the context of Article 6 PA This article introduces the newly launched, Party-driven Sustainable Development (SD) Dialogue on Article 6 of the Paris Agremeent (PA). The SD Dialogue is organised by UNEP DTU Partnership and the Gold Standard Foundation in collaboration with the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD). The SD Dialogue is made possible by contributions received from Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and Liechtenstein. The aim of the SD Dialogue is to help overcome knowledge and…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Market for the integration of smaller wind turbines in mini-grids in Tanzania This report is issued by the Kenya Miniwind project funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark through the Danida Market Development Partnerships. The project aims to explore and develop the market for a partly locally produced kW wind turbine to be integrated into a PV mini-grid for rural electrification in order to reduce the cost of electricity and support local value creation.The long-term objectives of the project are accordingly to contribute to poverty reduction, stimulate…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Market for the integration of smaller wind turbines in mini-grids in Uganda This report is issued by the Kenya Miniwind project funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark through the Danida Market Development Partnerships. The project aims to explore and develop the market for a partly locally produced kW wind turbine to be integrated into a PV mini-grid for rural electrification in order to reduce the cost of electricity and support local value creation.The long-term objectives of the project are accordingly to contribute to poverty reduction, stimulate…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Market for the integration of smaller wind turbines in mini-grids in Kenya This report is issued by the Kenya Miniwind project funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark through the Danida Market Development Partnerships. The project aims to explore and develop the market for a partly locally produced kW wind turbine to be integrated into a PV mini-grid for rural electrification in order to reduce the cost of electricity and support local value creation.The long-term objectives of the project are accordingly to contribute to poverty reduction, stimulate…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Delivering market-based access to clean cooking fuel for displaced populations the Kigoma region, Tanzania: a business plan Two phases of a pilot scheme to supply LPG in the Nyarugusu refugee camp in 2017, and follow up research conducted by UNEP DTU Partnership, reveal a strong desire and willingness to pay (WTP) among refugee households for LPG as an alternative to traditional biomass for cooking. This reflects the relatively high financial and non-financial costs of woodfuel and charcoal use in the camp, which in turn is a function of the size and profile of the camp. Where there is awillingness to pay (WTP) for…

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