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Sustainable Energy for Food

Bonn, 12. June 2014

According to conservative estimates, producing food and getting it to the table accounts for around 30 per cent of energy consumed worldwide. With the demand for food on the increase and energy resources in limited supply, experts in science, business, civil society and development cooperation who work in the energy and/or food sector all…

Synergies in action: Leave no one behind

, 01. April 2019

Within "Synergies in action (II): Promoting cross-sectoral integrated response for a just transition", DIE organised a parallel session to foster discussions and interactive dialogues on how the principle of “no one left behind” is being mainstreamed into national development plans, institutional structures and coordination mechanisms…

Modelling the interaction between climate mitigation and income inequality: the use of integrated assessment models and the case of India

Emmerling, Johannes / Daniele Malerba (2022)
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Governance mechanisms for coherent and effective implementation of the 2030 Agenda: A cross-national comparison of government SDG bodies

Breuer, Anita / Julia Leininger / Daniele Malerba (2022)
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The role of good governance in reducing poverty and inequality: evidence from a scoping review of interlinkages between SDGs 16, 10 and 1

Allen, Cameron / Anita Breuer / Julia Kercher / Julia Leininger / Pooja Balasubramanian / Arvinn Gadgil (2022)
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Building a shared European vision on the reforms of the international financial architecture for sustainable development

Dufief, Elise / Daniele Fatibene / Niels Keijzer / San Bilal / Frederique Dahan (2023)
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Polderen met bedrijven, milieu wordt daar heus niet beter van

Pauw, Pieter / Sander Chan (2014)
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Post-2015: how to design goals for (inter)national action?

Janus, Heiner / Niels Keijzer (2013)
Briefing Paper 23/2013

In September 2013 UN Member States called for a single post-2015 framework that would be universal in nature and apply to all countries. This paper compares the pros and cons of a top-down, bottom-up or hybrid approach to negotiating and formulating this new agenda.

How Caribbean Economies Will Benefit

Online, 10. May 2022

This ‘High-Level Regional Roundtable on Investment Facilitation for Development: How Caribbean Economies Will Benefit’ is co-organised by the International Trade Centre (ITC), the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the Commission of the Organisation of…

Pre-COP26 Knowledge-Exchange Dialogue

Online, 20. October 2021

Held shortly before the Glasgow Climate Conference COP26, this knowledge-exchange dialogue will bring researchers and practitioners together for an in-depth discussion on joint action for climate and biodiversity, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. The purpose is to set the foundation for the co-creation of concrete…

Bonn Climate Change Conference 2019

Bonn, 13. June 2019

The 50th sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) and Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) took place in Bonn, Germany, from 14 to 27 June 2019. The Klimalog project at the German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) kept on playing an active role in…

Sustainability transformations: socio-political shocks as opportunities for governance transitions

Herrfahrdt-Pähle, Elke / Maja Schlüter / Per Olsson / Carl Folke / Stefan Gelcich / Claudia Pahl-Wostl (2020)
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Job advertisment: Economist (f/m/diverse) “Global economic challenges”

IDOS’ research programme "Transformation of Economic and Social Systems” is looking for a Economist (f/m/diverse) on global economic challenges.

The European Green Deal and the war in Ukraine: addressing crises in the short and long term

Iacobuţă, Gabriela Ileana / Alexia Faus Onbargi et al. (2022)
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Climate Protection as a World Citizen Movement

Climate Protection as a World Citizen Movement Climate Protection as a World Citizen Movement Copyright WBGU Press Release of the German Advisory Council on Global Change (WBGU) of 17 September 2014 Climate policy is getting nowhere, while climate change continues unchecked. Yet in the midst of this crisis of humankind there is new hope. It has to do with strong movements towards sustainability that have recently been forming everywhere in civil society: social…

International technology cooperation: lessons for the upcoming technology mechanism of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

Bhasin, Shikha (2013)
Briefing Paper 20/2013

Strategic policymaking and the German aid programme in the MENA region since the Arab uprisings

Furness, Mark (2018)
Discussion Paper 5/2018

Germany’s annual aid to MENA countries more than doubled since 2011, but without a public strategy setting out objectives and the role of aid and other policy tools in achieving them. A whole of government strategy based on the 2030 Agenda could balance German interests with the MENA’s development priorities.

60th Course

60th Course Jump to: Previous Research Teams Research teams of the 60th Postgraduate Course Roots and Routes: Knowledge and Career Trajectories of Kenyan and Tanzanian Agriculture Graduates Project Lead: Dr. Michael Brüntrup and Dr. George Mudimu Team: Stefan Andreas Adamson: Urban Governance and Development Anna Holeck: Development Economics Theresa Meyer: Social Sciences: Migration and Integration & European Studies Lena Sgorsaly: Languages, Cultures and…

Does aid stand on the edge of chaos?

Janus, Heiner/Sebastian Paulo (2013)
The Current Column, 25. November 2013

Aid is a polarising issue. Critics warn that development assistance does more harm than good, while proponents maintain that aid saves lives.

Global climate action from cities, regions and businesses: impact of individual actors and cooperative initiatives on global and national emissions

Kuramochi, Takeshi / Swithin Lui / Niklas Höhne / […]/ Sander Chan et. al. (2019)
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