Publications

This report analyses areas where Indonesia could accelerate its climate action. Limiting global temperature increase to 1.5°C is highly relevant for Indonesia as, at 3% of global emissions, it is among the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters and expected to be among the worst affected by climate change.

Australia is lacking the national political commitment to stimulate the economy-wide transformational changes required for increased climate mitigation ambition.

There is room for improvement in the Philippines’ political commitment to climate mitigation.

This report estimates this sea-level rise commitment and find that pledged emissions until 2030 lock in one metre of sea-level rise in the year 2300.

This study provides projections of future governance in line with the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways. On the basis of the governance pathways, the study also estimates the capacity of countries to adapt to climate change.