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Effective measures to build resilience in Africa to adapt to climate change
( International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) , 2011)
This policy brief reflects that African countries are committed and investing funds to reduce risk to floods and droughts, albeit too little and still insufficiently in development sectors. These find...
CDM Watch Policy Brief: A new look at loopholes
( A. Kollmuss / CDM Watch , 2011)
Fulfilment of the pledges signed by 42 developed countries is estimated to reduce emissions by up to 4 billion tons (Gt) of CO2e in 2020. This is about one third of the estimated 12 Gt of CO2e emissio...
Analysing the economic cost of climate change in Africa
( R. Clements / Christian Aid , 2009)

The report aims to document and analyse the economic costs of climate change in Africa. It also seeks to contribute to a more detailed understanding of the costs involved for Africa in mitigating a...

A review of compensated reductions (CR) and the Joint Research Centre proposal for reducing emissions from deforestation
( M. Skutsch;N. Bird;E. Trines / Science Direct , 2007)
Carbon emissions from tropical deforestation account for about 25% of all anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions but cannot be credited under current climate change agreements. In the discussions arou...
Analysing the scope for raising adaptation finance from the CDM
( S. Fankhauser;N. Martin / Science Direct , 2010)
A levy on the Clean Development Mechanism and other carbon trading schemes is a potential source of finance for climate change adaptation. An adaptation levy of 2% is currently imposed on all CDM tran...
Examining adaptation finance and ethics
( M. Grasso / Science Direct , 2010)
This article develops a framework of procedural and distributive justice specifically tailored to the international-level funding of adaptation based on the assumptions that the ethical contents of su...
Addressing climate change challenges: prospects for funding
( G. Porter;N. Bird;L Peskett;N. Kaur / Heinrich Boell Foundation , 2008)
This paper describes recent developments and trends in global environmental finance. It aims at mapping out the new environmental funds in terms of their objectives, funding and institutional arrangem...
Is index insurance an effective tool to manage climate-related disasters?
( M., E. Hellmuth (ed);D., E. Osgood (ed);A. Moorhead (ed) / International Research Institute for Climate Prediction, Columbia University , 2009)
The climate has always presented a challenge to those whose livelihoods depend on it. For poor people, a variable climate presents a risk that can critically restrict options and so limit development....
Is low carbon technology use feasible?
( Global Climate Network , 2009)
Technology is critical for human development and progress. The fight against climate change will not be won without a revolution in the use of existing low carbon technology and a wave of new inventio...
Is the World Bank's role in climate change irrelevant?
( M., D. Huse (ed);W. Chadza (ed);G. Banda (ed) / Norwegian Forum for Environment and Development , 2008)
This report is broken into two parts: The World Bank’s climate change agenda: bridging the gaps or widening the North-South divide? and Financing adaptation to climate change in Malawi. The docu...
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