Our projects

This project explores how reducing short‑lived climate pollutants could help limit overshoot of the 1.5°C goal and impact other temperature outcomes.

Supporting the implementation of NDCs in the Caribbean: transforming transport and energy sectors towards a low-carbon and climate-resilient future (NDC-TEC) is a programme funded by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety’s (BMU) climate initiative, to support countries in the Caribbean to enhance the ambition of their climate targets, implement transformative actions within the energy and transport sectors, and to facilitate strategic access to climate financing. So far, tailored support has been offered to Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, and Saint Lucia.

The project aims to develop a long-term, low-emissions development strategy for Jamaica out to 2050, integrating the country’s socioeconomic aspirations with low-carbon, climate resilient pathways. The strategy will outline milestones, frameworks for action to address existing gaps, and will be accompanied by a plan for future implementation.

This project aims to establish a scientifically robust and transparent link between the latest climate and economic data and the Climate Bonds Initiative’s projects.

The Carbon Dioxide Removal Options: Policies and Ethics (CDR-PoEt) project examines policy instruments and pathways towards fair deployment of carbon dioxide removal to meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement.