The programme is delivering a number of projects in each of our
research areas.
Current projects are listed below - click on an project for more information or use the search on the right to find details on completed projects.
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Project leader(s):
Dr Jenni Barclay
Project team:
Prof Neil Adger Dr Willy Aspinall Dr Brian Baptie Dr Juliet Biggs Prof Paul Bates Dr Roger Few Dr Jo Gottsmann Dr Andrew Hogg Dr Richard Herd Dr Sue Loughlin Dr Tamsin Mather Dr Tom Mitchell Dr Vern Manville Prof Jurgen Neuberg Dr Jeremy Phillips Prof David Pyle Mr Peter Simmons Prof Steve Sparks Dr Matt Watson Dr Emily Wilkinson
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Project status: Active
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This project examines the interaction of dynamic factors contributing to disaster risk including: the volcanic hazard processes, the exposure and vulnerability of people and assets, and the capacities in place to reduce, prepare for and recover from the impact.
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A project funded by Economic and Social Research Council.
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Project leader(s):
Tom Mitchell
Project team:
Natasha Grist, Mairi Dupar, Geoff Barnard, Philip Lewis, Naomi Oates, Franziska Schwarz, Michelle Kooy, Lindsey Jones, Jessica Sinclair Taylor, Amy Kirbyshire
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Project status: Active
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The Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) aims to help decision-makers in developing countries design and deliver climate compatible development. It does this by combining research, advisory services and knowledge-sharing in support of locally owned and managed policy processes. CDKN works in partnership with decision-makers in the public, private and non-governmental sectors nationally, regionally and globally. CDKN is managed by an alliance of organisations that brings together a wide range of expertise and experience: PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), Fundación Futuro Latinoamericano, SouthSouthNorth, LEAD International, LEAD Pakistan and INTRAC.
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A project funded by Department for International Development
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Project leader(s):
Neil Bird
Project team:
Jessica Brown
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Project status: Active
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This project aims to inform the evolution of the global climate finance system. The ODI is contributing expertise on 'transparency and comparability - tracking of climate flows' and 'resource allocation in the Green Climate Fund'.
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A project funded by KfW Bankengruppe
, in partnership with Heinrich Böll Foundation and World Resources Institute
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Project leader(s):
Neil Bird
Project team:
Jessica Brown, Liane Schalatek and Nick Scott
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Project status: Active
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Climate Funds Update is a website that provides information on the growing number of international climate finance initiatives designed to help developing countries address the challenges of climate change. Through independent research the ODI keeps it current and details: Where these climate change funds are being developed; What the funds support; The scale of the proposed financing; How the funds are expected to be disbursed; and what had been achieved so far.
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A project funded by Climate and Land Use Alliance, European Climate Foundation and KfW Bankengruppe
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Project leader(s):
IPCCC, external.
Project team:
Tom Mitchell
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Project status: Active
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The IPCC's 5th assessment report is now underway and is due to be completed in 2013/2014. Tom is a Lead Author and part of Working Group 2 which covers impacts, adaptation and vulnerbaililty to climate change.
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A project funded by Department for Energy and Climate Change
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Project leader(s):
Tom Mitchell
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Project status: Active
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Tom Mitchell is a Coordinating Lead Author on the IPCC report Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation (SREX). He is responsible for a chapter on national systems for managing the risks from climate extremes.
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A project funded by Department for Energy and Climate Change
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Project leader(s):
Neil Bird
Project team:
Neil Bird; Merylyn Hedger
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Project status: Active
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The objective is to refine a methodology and conduct a Climate Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (PEIR) that shows how climate change related expenditures are integrated into the national budgetting process, and to provide recommendations for their further integration in budget allocation and execution. The project uses Nepal (led by Neil) and Bangladesh (led by Merylyn) as case studies to test the PEIR methodology.
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A project funded by United Nations Development Programme
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