Finance for emergency preparedness: links to resilience
This ODI Background Note examines the concept of 'resilience' and its implications for finance for emergency preparedness.
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If we know it works, why not do it?
'As ‘resilience’ becomes the new focus embedded in agencies’ methods for approaching challenging crises, emergency preparedness needs to be a central component.' -
Unlocking business dynamism to promote green (sustainable and inclusive) growth: learning from innovation in emerging economies
Karen Ellis, Stefanie Bauer (GIZ), Pragya Kothari (GIZ), Dominik Weidert (independent expert), Daniel Harris, Alberto Lemma and Zhang Xioaying (IPRCC)This Working Paper summarises findings from recent in-country research around ways to promote green growth, focusing on lessons that can be learnt from India and China. -
Doha talks highlight loss and damage – and leave much work ahead
'It is the moment for leaders to forge ahead and capture the wins of low carbon, climate resilient growth at home, and pull the difficult international process along with them.' -
The Doha Gateway: what just happened?
The Doha Gateway agreed last week is the result of many sleepless nights for the negotiators who gathered to agree the next phase of international climate policy at COP 18 in the oil rich state of Qatar.
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A paradigm shift in thinking on REDD+?
'On paper, the outcomes on REDD+ from Doha hardly set your pulse racing, but Emily Brickell suggests why this could be good news for addressing the drivers of deforestation.' -
Increasing transparency in climate finance: what role for the UNFCCC NAMA Registry?
'What value does the NAMA registry add? Amongst other things it provides insight into how much and what type of finance is needed by developing country governments for action on climate change.' -
Show us the money: the Doha Gateway and climate finance
What do we have to show after two gruelling weeks of negotiations on international climate policy in Qatar?
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Women to inject new energy into climate and development policies
Reporting back from CoP18 climate change conference in Doha, Mairi Dupar explores the role of women in address climate change. -
Fast-Start Finance: where do we stand at the end of 2012?
'Developed countries self-report that they have delivered more than $33 billion in fast-start climate finance between 2010 and 2012, exceeding the pledges they made at COP 15 in Copenhagen in 2009. But how much of this finance is new and additional?'