The Deep Decarbonization Pathways initiative aims at helping governments and non-state actors make choices that put economies and societies on track to reach a carbon neutral world by the second half of the century.
Why this initiative
It is an international collaboration of leading research teams who propose realistic pathways to deep decarbonization. Our work is based on a transparent common methodology to inform both science and policy. .
About us events

  • DDP Workshop

    06 Oct , 2021
    06-07/10/2021

    SHORT TERM PRIORITIES AND CRITICAL INTERNATIONAL ENABLERS TOWARDS NET ZERO: Lessons learnt from large emerging economies and Latin America on national long-term decarbonization assessments and strategies
    The Phase 2 (2015-2021) of the DDP Initiative is coming to an end, and we invite researchers, practitioners, think tanks and policymakers to join the DDP community to learn about the latest scenario and policy analysis results in Brazil, India, Indonesia and South Africa and our reflections on the evolution of our methods. The invite-only workshop is an opportunity to jointly discuss and help create the next steps forward for in-country mitigation capacity and Long Term Strategies development.

    Henri Waisman, Amit Garg, Emilio La Rovere, Rizaldi Boer & Ucok Siagian, Hilton Trollip & Bryce McCall, Paulina Calfucoy & Marta Torres
    IDDRI, Paris

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  • DDP Ambition Report

    08 Sep , 2021
    08/09/2021

    CLIMATE AMBITION BEYOND EMISSION NUMBERS:
    Taking stock of progress by looking inside countries and sectors
    This report seeks to open the box of emission pathways, by considering the multidimensional feasibility conditions-i.e. the technical, economic, political, social and institutional- that will enable the required far-reaching and systemic transformation towards the long-term goal.

    An international report coordinated by the Deep Decarbonization Pathways (DDP) Initiative

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DDP BIICS

Country Factsheets

This documents present a synthesis of key results of the decarbonization scenarios developed for Brazil, India, Indonesia and South Africa. They describe the key national and sector level techno-economic transformations to 2050, their main socio-economic aspects and resulting emission profiles. It also highlights some main policy implications and challenges, investment insights and necessary developments in inter-national enablers.

Brazil | India | Indonesia | South Africa

The DDP initiative is led by IDDRI with the following partners