IKI provides support to partner countries for developing and implementing innovative instruments for mitigating their greenhouse gas emissions. The ultimate goal is to transform economic and supply structures so that they are sustainable and carbon-neutral. At the level of political governance, nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and long-term strategies (LTS) are essential tools. The IKI also supports the development of systems for measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) of greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation activities. A large number of projects also pursue the goal of mobilising public and private capital for climate change mitigation. The mitigation funding area addresses policy consulting, capacity building and training measures, as well as cooperation on technologies.
Know MoreThis project will provide governments, in-country research institutes, and other relevant stakeholders with tools and analysis to strengthen Long-term strategies on the mitigation of greenhouse gases ...
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Private investment and climate-friendly technologies play a crucial role in building a climate-friendly economy in emerging and developing countries. Therefore, the Climate Partnership Programme mobil...
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As a source of energy, solar heat for industrial processes holds significant potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, yet it has not been sufficiently exploited. The project aimed to further d...
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Dynamic urbanization, rapid population growth, and changing consumer and mobility behavior are posing challenges to India’s urban infrastructure. As key sources of greenhouse gas emissions, cities p...
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The project combined climate assessments and expertise from organizations in G20 countries. The Climate Transparency partnership utilized comparable, concise, and comprehensive data to analyze the G20...
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Transportation accounts for a significant share of greenhouse gas emissions in emerging economies. Reducing these emissions will significantly contribute to reaching the Nationally Determined Contribu...
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The project supported the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) of India in developing two concepts for NAMAs, including the corresponding MRV systems. Both sectors (waste and fo...
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Urban transport of goods and commodities is a significant source of greenhouse gases in Argentina, Colombia, and India. However, many cities do not adequately address this issue in their mitigation me...
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The building cooling sector in India mainly uses decentralized individual systems that have high levels of energy consumption and use climate-damaging refrigerants. The government, working together wi...
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India aims to integrate a total of 500 gigawatts of non-fossil energy capacity by 2030. In support of this goal, the project is focused on creating favorable framework conditions for the introduction ...
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