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Europa sollte die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Nahen Osten und Nordafrika stärker auf die Gesellschaftsverträge fokussieren

Furness, Mark / Markus Loewe (2021)
Analysen und Stellungnahmen 7/2021

Die Kooperation der EU mit den MENA-Ländern leidet schon lange unter der Widersprüchlichkeit ihrer Ziele: Förderung von Demokratie, Marktwirtschaft, Handel, Sicherheit und Migrationssteuerung. Eine Fokussierung auf die Gesellschaftsverträge dieser Länder würde helfen, dieses Dilemma zu überwinden.

Working together to achieve the Paris climate goals and sustainable development: international climate cooperation and the role of developing countries and emerging economies

Bauer, Steffen / Marie-Jeanne Kurdziel / Gabriela Iacobuta / Clara Brandi / Jean Carlo Rodríguez / Delphine Deryng / Jonas Hanshom / Niklas Höhne / Sybrig Smit / Srinivasa Srigiri (2021)
Books

The study shows how transformative change can bring about sustainable development, prevent climate change from spiralling out of control and address the unavoidable consequences of climate change in a development-friendly manner.

"Sisters in Peace": analyzing the cooperation between the United Nations and the European Union in peace mediation

Bergmann, Julian (2021)
External Publications

Change or crumble! Germany needs to reposition its international cooperation

Kloke-Lesch, Adolf (2021)
External Publications

Press release: Study shows importance of developing and emerging countries for successful international climate policy

A new study by DIE and NewClimate Institute shows how international cooperation can contribute to implementing the goals of the Paris Agreement worldwide.

What structures does the German government need in order to meet its sustainability targets?

Schulz, Sabrina / Leonie Droste / Dominic Kranholdt / Joana Stalder (2021)
The Current Column, 20. September 2021

During the next legislative period, the 2030 Agenda must become the guiding principle of German policy.

Working together to achieve the Paris climate goals and sustainable development

Online, 20. September 2021

Whether the global climate can be stabilised at a warming of 1.5°C depends on whether the goals and measures of climate policy by 2030 are sufficiently ambitious. Failure to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement would ultimately undermine the achievement of just and sustainable global development that leaves no one behind.…

Green Deal Approaches and the Transformation of External Relations

Online, 20. September 2021

Several nations have developed agendas with the aim to achieve climate neutrality and the other transformations in the fields of biodiversity, circular economy, and agri-food systems while strengthening the economy at the same time. However, they often lack clarity as to how these approaches will be translated in their relations with…

Germany’s next federal government and the United Nations

Baumann, Max-Otto / Sebastian Haug / Silke Weinlich (2021)
The Current Column, 15. September 2021

Germany’s next federal government should ensure that intended contributions for UN organisations and processes are stably anchored in the federal budget.

Implementing an investment facilitation framework – Learning from the TFA experience

Online, 15. September 2021

This is the 8 th of a webinar series on investment facilitation for development, held in the framework of a joint ITC/DIE project on Investment Facilitation for Development. The webinar will focus on implementing an investment facilitation framework for development, while learning from the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) experience…

From complementing to copying its member states: assessing the EU's development cooperation with Africa

Keijzer, Niels (2021)
External Publications

The ‘Global South’ in the study of world politics: examining a meta category

Haug, Sebastian / Jacqueline Braveboy-Wagner / Günther Maihold (2021)
External Publications

Promoting civil society engagement in Afghanistan

Schetter, Conrad / Bernhard Trautner (2021)
The Current Column, 13. September 2021

In addition to addressing the extent and cause of the debacle in Afghanistan, the new German Government must urgently consider how to set a new course to prevent further destabilisation of the country.

Leveraging the potential of G20 and G7 cooperation

Online, 13. September 2021

This conference is part of a series focusing on the role of the G20 and G7 in support of sustainable development. This year’s conference will focus on the role of the G20 and G7 in promoting the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic that promotes a green and just transformation of economic systems. The conference reflects on the outcomes of…

What makes a social protection system?

Online, 09. September 2021

The online event will raise the question how to bring a system’s approach to live: What does it require to move from a set of social protection programmes to an overall social protection system? Why have some countries been successful and others are lagging behind? Does a system’s approach always mean that programmes have to be…

How to achieve social cohesion?

Social cohesion is a key factor for sustainable development to which the DIE contributes by doing research and providing policy advice.

Key Priorities for the G20

Online, 08. September 2021

G20-TIRN is a cross-country, independent, network of trade and investment policy researchers whose shared goal is to provide substantive, research-backed analysis to support G20 leaders’ deliberations. The German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) is a founding member of TIRN. The webinar discusses…

Water and Mining

Schoderer, Mirja / Jampel Dell'Angelo / Dave Huitema (2021)
External Publications

Priorities for a development-friendly EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

Brandi, Clara (2021)
Briefing Paper 20/2021

Der CO2-Grenzausgleichsmechanismus (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, CBAM) der Europäischen Union sollt bei der weiteren Ausbuchstabierung entwicklungsfreundlicher ausgestaltet werden. Der Fokus sollte dabei auf Ausnahmen für Entwicklungsländer und die Verwendung der CBAM-Einnahmen liegen.

Towards a post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework

Online / Bratislava, 07. September 2021

Most likely caused by a virus spillover from wildlife to humans, the COVID-19 pandemic epitomizes the disastrous consequences that the global biodiversity crisis can have for human health and livelihoods. Scientists have long been warning that disturbed ecosystems facilitate the spreading of viruses, that the risk of contagion grows with…