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From regime-building to implementation: harnessing the UN climate conferences to drive climate action

Obergassel, Wolfgang / Steffen Bauer / Lukas Hermwille / Stefan C. Aykut / Idil Boran / Sander Chan / Carolin Fraude / Richard J. T. Klein / Kathleen A. Mar / Heike Schroeder / Katia Simeonova (2022)
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Indicators for energy transition targets in China and Germany: a text analysis

Yu, Lu / Bing Xue / Stefan Stückrad / Heiko Thomas / Guotian Cai (2020)
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Sustainability through public procurement: the way forward - reform proposals

Andhov, Marta / Roberto Caranta / Tim Stoffel et al. (2020)
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NDC-SDG Connections: Data on updated NDC submissions (V2)

Dzebo, Adis / Aparajita Banerjee / Gabriela Iacobuţă / Raphaelle Beaussart (2024)
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Farewell Prof. Dr. Imme Scholz

Farewell Prof. Dr. Imme Scholz Jump to: Farewell Prof. Dr. Imme Scholz, 23.03.2022 Farewell Prof. Dr. Imme Scholz, 23.03.2022 On 23 March 2022, our deputy director Prof. Dr. Imme Scholz will be bid farewell during a virtual event with internal and external participants. Prof. Scholz will start her new position as Foundation Director at the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Berlin, in April. Please find the programme for the event here. 23 March 2022 10:00 - 11:30 a. m. virtual…

Interlacing Water and Human Health

Prakash, Anjal / Subramanian, Saravanan / Jayati Chourey (eds.) (2012)
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Uzbekistan – a region of world society? Variants of differentiation in agricultural resources governance

Hornidge, Anna-Katharina / Kristof van Assche / Anastasiya Shtaltovna (2018)
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Protected areas in a post-COVID world

Online, 28. October 2020

The zoonotic origins of COVID 19 and countries’ reactions to the pandemic raise important questions about the future of protected areas. First, does the threat of virus spillover events after all call for a stricter separation of nature and people despite all justified criticism of fortress conservation approaches? Second, how can…

Driving transformative Change

Berlin, 30. April 2019

The 2030 Agenda is essential to peace and stability worldwide and is becoming an important point of reference for foreign policymakers. As more knowledge about violent conflict and fragility is produced, the relevance of the SDGs to achieving (re)solutions becomes increasingly clear. The German Federal Foreign Office, SDSN Germany and…

Breaking new ground

Madrid, 12. December 2019

This event provided a unique opportunity to explore pathways to advance existing Loss and Damage governance and finance mechanisms. Participants further discussed linkages between loss and damage policy choices and the long-term goals of the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Agenda. Programme Keynote Richard J.T. Klein , Director of Science…

Uzbekistan: a region of world society (?) Variants of differentiation in agricultural resources governance

Hornidge, Anna-Katharina / Kristof van Assche / Anastasiya Shtaltovna (2015)
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The sociology of knowledge approach to discourse: investigating the politics of knowledge and meaning-making

Keller, Reiner / Anna-Katharina Hornidge / Wolf Schünemann (eds.) (2018)
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Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples

Bonn, 26. September 2018

Indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) are climate frontliners with a strong sense of belonging and connection to their immediate environments. They have unique insights on local climate risks and impacts. The establishment of the Local Communities and Indigenous Peoples Platform (LCIPP) within the Paris Agreement (Decision…

Development and Climate Days

Bonn, 11. November 2017

During the middle weekend of COP 23 , the annual Development & Climate Days took place from 11-12 November 2017. The German Development Institute / Deutsche Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) was one of the host partners. More than 300 policymakers, researchers and development practitioners attended the two-day event, which focused on…

Autocratic angels? Democratic demons? The impact of regime type, state capacity and economic development on reaching environmental targets

Stepping, Katharina M.K. / Lilli Banholzer (2017)
Discussion Paper 26/2017

When it comes to environmental protection, the state plays a pivotal role. This paper investigates three key factors of a state: political regime type, state capacity and economic development. They matter individually and in combination in different ways than one might expect.

The Nagoya protocol: fragmentation or consolidation?

Richerzhagen, Carmen (2014)
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Crisis of Multilateralism?

Berlin, 28. March 2017

While the multilateral system celebrated two of its greatest successes in 2015, the Paris Climate Agreement and the 2030 Agenda, it experienced a severe setback in 2016. Under the label of „our country first“, many populist movements and governments started rejecting their responsibilities towards the international community. Brexit…

GGS 1st Course 2007

GGS 1st Course 2007 MGG 2007/1 Teilnehmende des 1. Kurses (Januar - Juni 2007) Alatorre Bremont, José Eduardo National Autonomous University of Mexico Mexico Arellano Esparza, Carlos Alberto Comité de Planeación para el Desarollo del Estado de Zacatecas Mexico Berger, Axel PhD student Germany Botelho, Delane Getulio Vargas Foundation, Brazilian School of Public and Business Administration Brasil Chevallier, Romy Caroline The South African Institute of International…

Which messages motivate tax compliance in low administrative capacity settings? Experimental evidence from two Mozambican municipalities

Schiller, Armin von (2024)
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NDC-SDG Connections: Data on updated NDC submissions (V2)

Dzebo, Adis / Aparajita Banerjee / Gabriela Iacobuţă / Raphaëlle Beaussart (2025)
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