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Applying the DDP approach to seven large emerging economies, the study shows that while pathways differ according to national circumstances and socio-economic priorities, they share common transformations: reduced final energy demand, a steady phase-down of fossil fuels in favor of low-GHG energy sources, and enhanced carbon absorption through land use. To enable these transitions, the paper highlights three policy priorities: strengthening existing low-carbon solutions in key sectors (power, transport, land use), addressing structural inertias and avoiding carbon lock-ins through long-term planning, and integrating social and economic measures to manage the transition’s impacts and ensure it is both equitable and sustainable. This synthesis is an analysis based on the results of the Insights from Modelling and Analysis for Global Interactions and National Engagement (IMAGINE) project funded by the European Commission.
Ignacio Sagardoy from Fundación Bariloche joined colleagues from around the world to take part in the Steering Committee meeting of REN21
Aliosha Behnisch, participated in the 18th Annual Meeting of the Integrated Assessment Modelling Consortium (IAMC) held in Búzios, Brazil
Participation in the 18th Integrated Assessment Modeling Consortium (IAMC) Annual Meeting held between November 11 to 13 at Búzios, Brazil.
This event focused on bridging the gap between global climate policies and practical grassroots implementation.
Professor Emilio Lebre La Rovere participated in several events at COP 30,
Henri Waisman participates in this conference organized by the Low-Carbon Society network; he will present the recent DDP Report, A Decade of National Climate Action: Stocktake And The Road Ahead.
This report of the Breakthrough Agenda Policy Network (African Centre for Economic Transformation [headquartered in Ghana], Chatham House [UK], Council on Energy, Environment and Water [India], Energy Foundation China [China], IDDRI [France], Institute for Global Environmental Strategies [Japan], Institute of Climate and Society [Brazil], and Instituto E+ Transição Energética [Brazil]) proposes that major steel producers such as China, India, and the EU, along with potential green iron exporters such as Australia, Brazil, and South Africa, should begin a diplomatic process to create and grow global markets for clean iron and steel.  
On November, 17, this session, organized by OECD, will explore the Paris Agreement’s impact on climate change mitigation action and policies, as the Agreement marks its 10th anniversary. Henri Waisman, DDP Director, will present the latest 2025 DDP report (…)
On October 8, IDDRI, Centro Clima / Coppe / UFRJ and partner institutions gathered on Wednesday, October 8, at the Consulate General of France in Rio de Janeiro to discuss the conditions that allow large emerging economies, such as Brazil, to advance towards carbon neutrality in a socially just manner, combining economic growth with the reduction of inequality and poverty.

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