• Publication 16 August 2021 Donor Support for Sustainability Transition: The case of low-carbon development in the cement sector of Tunisia The overwhelming evidence and scientific consensus on the impacts of human-induced climate change have prompted enhanced mitigation responses over time, led by developed countries representing the biggest emitters historically. More recently, rapid economic growth in developing countries has led to soaring emissions of greenhouse gases. As a result, measures to promote a shift to low-carbon and sustainable futures in all countries of the world are now vital elements of global goals for the…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Joint Adaptation and Mitigation in Agriculture and Forestry
• Publication 16 August 2021 NAMA Information and Guidebook: Enabling implementation of NDCs through NAMAs The publication addresses fundamental issues related to the integration of NAMAs and mitigation actions in general into national development and climate change policies and actions. It presents practical ways to conduct barrier analysis that will lead and facilitate an adequate formulation of NAMAs and mitigation actions. Likewise, enabling environments and risk analysis are elaborated and presented in an easy-to-read language for NAMA practitioners in order to support them in successfully…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Nama for a Low Carbon and Climate Resilient Livestock Sector in Honduras
• Publication 16 August 2021 Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS)for the Nicaraguan Livestock Sector
• Publication 16 August 2021 Guidance for NAMA Design in the Context of Nationally Determined Contributions Under the Paris Agreement, the Parties agreed, among other things, to hold the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2ºC above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit this increase to 1.5ºC. Article 3 further specifies that, as Nationally Determined Contributions to the global response to climate change, the Parties will undertake and communicate ambitious efforts under different areas. Under Article 4 of the Paris Agreement, the temperature goal is translated…
• Publication 16 August 2021 Financing Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions
• Publication 16 August 2021 City-based Carbon Budgets for Buildings The construction of buildings consumes about 50% of all materials produced globally measured by weight. Materials such as cement, ceramic tile and steel are among the most carbon intensive materials to manufacture, and come with a carbon footprint of their own. This is called embodied carbon. Accounting for embodied carbon is a different way of visualizing the emission effect of the consumer rather than the generator of emissions. Bringing the consumer, and the related production value chains,…

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