Low-carbon competitiveness in Kenya
Karen Ellis, Alberto Lemma, Stephen Mutimba, Rachel Wanyoike
A report on low-carbon competitiveness in Kenya
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Low-carbon competitiveness in Nepal
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Low-carbon competitiveness in Cambodia
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This gamble on carbon and the climate could trigger a new financial crisis
'Developing countries such as India and China are already investing heavily in wind and solar power. But if emerging markets are to break their dangerous addiction to coal and other fossil fuels, they need financial support to phase out their carbon-intensive stock.' -
Green growth
Delivering growth in an environmentally sustainable and equitable way is at the heart of today’s development challenge
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The Norwegian Fast-Start Finance contribution
Thorvald Moe, Steffen Kallbekken, Smita Nakhooda, Taryn Fransen and Alice CaravaniThis study considers the scope and distribution of Norway’s climate-change finance in a global context. -
Medina market
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Credit: Liz Wilson
Source: Imperial College LondonImpact investing and beyond: support for social enterprises in emerging markets
Workshop with representatives from the investment sector to discuss findings of the research exploring impact investing.
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Green growth: time to stop ducking the trade-offs and difficult decisions
Two contrasting media articles published over the last few weeks illustrate the on-going confusion about what we should want from international development and the supposed silver bullet ‘Green Growth’ (usually defined as patterns of growth which are both environmentally sustainable and socially inclusive). The first, published in the New York Times, talks about how growth has failed in Paraguay because many people still make a living from picking through waste dum -
At cross-purposes: subsidies and climate compatible investment
The fifth paper in ODI's series on defining and developing understanding of climate finance in the national or domestic context. This paper has a focus on private climate finance and in particular fossil fuel subsidies. -
Energy and low-carbon competitiveness: the case of low-income countries
The paper provides a brief review of trends in key energy markets and the impact these will have on low income countries.