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Financing options for loss and damage: a review and roadmap

Durand, Alexis / Victoria Hoffmeister / Romain Weikmans / Jonathan Gewirtzman / Sujay Natson / Saleemul Huq / J. Timmons Roberts (2016)
Discussion Paper 21/2016

Following the Paris Agreement, there is a growing need to support and to finance responses to climate-related loss and damage. This paper discusses what is meant by financing loss and damage response and what are possible means for raising predictable and adequate funding to this end.

Analysing the effect of climate policies on poverty through employment channels

Malerba, Daniele / Kirsten Svenja Wiebe (2021)
External Publications

Good Economics for Warmer Times

Online, 29. February 2024

Climate change is not just about getting the right technology. It is also about changing behavior and policies. And it is not (only) about the end of the world: it is also about the damage it does, today, mainly to poor people around the world. In this dialogue, Professor Duflo and Minister Lawson will discuss some of what we know about…

Global transformation towards planetary health

Strupat, Christoph / Liz Grant / Maike Voss / Katharina Molitor / Sophie Gepp / Alexia Faus Onbargi / Saravanan Subramanian / Anna-Katharina Hornidge (2022)
External Publications

Climate Action and Human Wellbeing at a Crossroads

Bonn, 04. November 2017

Back to back with COP23, the German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) hosted the international conference “ Climate Action and Human Wellbeing at a Crossroads: Historical Transformation or Backlash? ” in Bonn on 4 and 5 November,…

Governing Arctic seals: a longitudinal analysis of news and policy discourse

Gehrke, Charlotte (2024)
External Publications

Cities for sustainable global development

Dick, Eva (2018)
The Current Column, 29. October 2018

The theme of this year’s World Cities Day on 31 October is “Building Sustainable and Resilient Cities”. The growing importance of cities is also reflected in the self-perception of the “urban community”.

The 2030 Agenda has been adopted and will now be implemented

Scholz, Imme (2015)
The Current Column, 30. September 2015

New York, Bonn, 28 September 2015. The gavel fell on 25 September 2015 at 11:46 a. m. New York time, signifying the adoption of the 2030 Agenda. What did the attending heads of state have to say?

The ambiguous partner: Mexico and the European Green Deal

Ruano, Lorena (2021)
External Publications

Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation into Development in the Gambia: A Window of Opportunity for Transformative Processes?

Lauer, Hannes / Irit Eguavoen (2016)
External Publications

From drumbeating to marching: assessing non-state and subnational climate action using data

Hsu, Angel / Sander Chan / Mark Roelfsema / Marco Schletz / Takeshi Kuramochi / Sybrig Smit / Andrew Deneault (2023)
External Publications

Climate Change as a Security Threat

Climate Change as a Security Threat To our Info-Mailings Please note During our online, hybrid and presence events photos and/or videos or screenshots may be taken which may be published in various media for the purposes of documentation and PR activities. By participating in the event, you agree to this. You have the right to inform us at any time that you do not want to be photographed or filmed.

Questioning growthism: Why and how we should question growth

Malerba, Daniele (2025)
External Publications

Debates on the feasibility and necessity of continuous economic growth have increased, not least due to the urgent need for action to mitigate climate change and the current polycrises. Thinking about degrowth models to reduce material consumption and production in the richer countries must strongly involve lower-income countries to avoid a neo-colonial research agenda. It is also closely linked to the need for greater equity in global systems

Green finance: actors, challenges and policy recommendations

Berensmann, Kathrin / Nannette Lindenberg (2016)
Briefing Paper 23/2016

Broad international consensus exists about the need to scale up financing for green investments. However, private green finance is still scarce due to a range of microeconomic challenges. For enhancing private green investment, a coordinated approach of all actors of the financial system is needed.

Look North: the Arctic Council as an example for the management of transboundary challenges?

Wehrmann, Dorothea (2019)
Mitarbeiter sonstige

Inclusive green finance: a new agenda for central banks and financial supervisors

Volz, Ulrich / Peter Knaack (2023)
External Publications

Can drought insurance reduce Ethiopian pastoralists’ exposure to conflict?

Sakketa, Tekalign Gutu (2023)
External Publications

Local infrastructures and global crises in the remote Arctic: implications for the EU arctic policy

Götze, Jacqueline (2022)
External Publications

Border Carbon Adjustments - Who wins, who loses?

Bonn, 05. June 2010

Border adjustments are gaining increasing salience. A panel of delegates and experts explored their environmental and economic implications, above all for developing countries. Panelists suggested ways to address these implications and discuss them with the audience. Key Note Speakers: Bernice Lee, Chatham House Karsten Neuhoff, Climate…

"Encircling the Seamless: India, Climate Change, and the Global Commons"

"Encircling the Seamless: India, Climate Change, and the Global Commons" To our Info-Mailings Please note During our online, hybrid and presence events photos and/or videos or screenshots may be taken which may be published in various media for the purposes of documentation and PR activities. By participating in the event, you agree to this. You have the right to inform us at any time that you do not want to be photographed or filmed.