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  • Publication
  • 2024
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Deep Decarbonization Pathways (DDP) for Nigeria’s Low Emission Development up to 2060

In a landmark move for environmental and economic sustainability, the Centre for Climate Change and Development (CCCD) at Alex Ekwueme Federal University has unveiled the Nigeria Deep Decarbonization Pathways (DDP-Nigeria) project report. This comprehensive document, the culmination of rigorous national and international collaboration, marks a significant milestone in Nigeria’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions and spearheading sustainable development across Africa.

Deep Decarbonization Pathways (DDP) for Nigeria’s Low Emission Development up to 2060

  • Nigeria

Just published, this report summarises the results of the Deep Decarbonisation Pathways Project in Nigeria. The project was done in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Environment, Nigeria, through the Department of Climate Change (DCC) and the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC).

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  • Project
  • 2023
2050 is now

2050 is now: Aligning climate action with long-term climate and development goals

The DDP is part of the project “2050 is now: Aligning climate action with long-term climate and development goals” as an implementing partner. The project is led by the World Resources Institute.
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2050 is now: Aligning climate action with long-term climate and development goals

  • Argentina, India, Indonesia

The DDP is part of the project “2050 is now: Aligning climate action with long-term climate and development goals” as an implementing partner. The project is led by the World Resources Institute. Other implementing partners include:

  • Fundación Bariloche
  • European Climate Foundation
  • Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) – USA
  • World Resources Institute (WRI) – India
  • World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia

This project will provide governments and in-country research institutes and other relevant stakeholders with tools and analysis to strengthen Long-term strategies on the mitigation of greenhouse gases (LTS) with a strong focus on energy and land-use and food systems, in line with national development goals. Therefore the project will help to align short- and medium-term sectoral, economic and national development plans with LTS, including supporting a just transition. This includes to identify opportunities to enhance Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), on the basis of LTS, while achieving development goals. The project will also build capacity beyond focus countries through convenings, research, and lesson-sharing. The project will improve governments’ readiness to increase ambition and implement actions in line with the long-term transitions necessary to limit warming and adapt to climate change as envisioned in the Paris Agreement.

Read more about the project here.

  • Brief
  • 2023
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Towards the Second NDC : Call for a National Dialogue on the Acceleration of Energy Decarbonization in Indonesia

Indonesia aims to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 or sooner. Initiatives like the JETP have shown the importance of the alignment of key national energy-related decarbonization strategies. A National Dialogue in the context of the 2nd NDC would be a key tool to help move forward the alignment and optimisation of implementation efforts.

Towards the Second NDC : Call for a National Dialogue on the Acceleration of Energy Decarbonization in Indonesia

  • Indonesia

Indonesia aims to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 or sooner. Initiatives like the JETP have shown the importance of the alignment of key national energy-related decarbonization strategies. A National Dialogue in the context of the 2nd NDC would be a key tool to help move forward the alignment and optimisation of implementation efforts.

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  • Annual meeting
  • 2023
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LCS-RNET Annual Meeting

LCS-RNet 14th Annual Meeting – Further steps towards Net Zero: Ways to accelerate stakeholder collaboration between citizens, policymakers and researchers
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LCS-RNET Annual Meeting

LCS-RNet 14th Annual Meeting – Further steps towards Net Zero: Ways to accelerate stakeholder collaboration between citizens, policymakers and researchers

  • Date & Time:
    Day1: Monday, 18 December 2023, 18:00- 21:15 (JST) (9:00-12:15 (GMT) /10:00-13:15 (CET))
    Day2: Tuesday, 19 December, 2023, 18:00- 21:00 (JST) (9:00-12:00 (GMT) /10:00-13:00 (CET))
  • Venue: Online
  • Organisers: LCS-RNet, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)
  • Language: English only
  • Registration at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JkcNwrpnQx2ldrppujKiNw

On 18-19 December 2023, the Leveraging a Climate-neutral Society Strategic Research Network (LCS-RNet) will hold its 14th Annual Meeting online. Under the main theme “Further steps towards Net Zero: Ways to accelerate stakeholder collaboration between citizens, policymakers and researchers”, this annual meeting will feature two keynote speeches and four thematic sessions by leading and cutting-edge experts.The keynotes will feature two topics: ‘Demand-side measures’ and ‘Climate Citizens’ Assemblies’. Thematic sessions will cover ‘Forestry, both at urban and global level’, ‘How we can promote consensus building through public engagement?’, ‘Getting models and modellers to inform national low-carbon strategies: institutional and methodological challenges’ and ‘The role of science for sustainability’.

LCS-RNet is a network of researchers and research institutions closely involved in national climate policies. LCS-RNet was established by a Japanese proposal at the 2008 G8 Environment Ministers’ Meeting. (In 2021, the network was renamed from its original name, the International Research Network for Low Carbon Societies). The network is led by research institutes from five countries (Japan, Germany, France, Italy and the UK) and has contributed to international policy processes by sharing and disseminating research results, providing feedback to national policy processes, and supporting the efforts of various actors to achieve a low-carbon and decarbonised society.

The aim of the meeting is to exchange views with speakers and participants on a range of different topics. In addition, it will lead to future joint research and co-authoring of papers, as well as learning from each other about the initiatives and using the lessons learned in their respective implementations.

More information here: https://lcs-rnet.org/en/meeting/2023/11/4484

  • DDP-Initiative
  • Video
  • 2023
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Beyond the GST Outcome: A vision for accelerating the transition to net zero

The event happened at the EU Pavilion today. Watch the video if you missed it.
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Beyond the GST Outcome: A vision for accelerating the transition to net zero

The event happened at the EU Pavilion today. Watch the video below:

  • DDP-Initiative
  • Video
  • 2023
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Press conference and media launch of DDP report “Innovative International Cooperation for Climate”

Watch the press conference/media launch of our report, “Innovative International Cooperation for Climate”

Press conference and media launch of DDP report “Innovative International Cooperation for Climate”

The press conference/media launch happened December 3. Watch the video:

  • GST-Africa
  • Publication
  • 2023
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GST Africa Report #2 – African Perspectives of the First GST Outcome: a Focus on International Cooperation

Just published, this report focuses on global climate initiatives coordination and collective framework for effective integration of voluntary actions.

GST Africa Report #2 – African Perspectives of the First GST Outcome: a Focus on International Cooperation

  • Africa

Just published, this report focuses on global climate initiatives coordination and collective framework for effective integration of voluntary actions. A new vision is necessary, emphasizing creativity, context-specific strategies, and systemic transformations. African nations encounter challenges meeting Paris Agreement targets. This report urges for enhanced cooperation focusing on environmental, transformative, and distributive outcomes — an effort that COP28 could guide for improved international cooperation beyond UNFCCC.

  • DDP Report
  • Publication
  • 2023
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DDP Annual Report Report 2023 – Innovative International Cooperation for Climate: Reconciling urgent action and transformational change

The report emphasizes the urgent need for swift and transformative action on climate change in line with the Paris Agreement’s temperature goals.

DDP Annual Report Report 2023 – Innovative International Cooperation for Climate: Reconciling urgent action and transformational change

The report emphasizes the urgent need for swift and transformative action on climate change in line with the Paris Agreement’s temperature goals. Incremental changes won’t suffice; instead, a systemic transformation involving both technological and organizational shifts across all sectors and countries is essential.

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  • COP28
  • 2023
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DDP events at COP28

A list of DDP events at COP28

DDP events at COP28

Friday, December 1

WhatThe potential and opportunities for low carbon development in Central Asia
Organized by IDDRI – CAREC 
Co-organized by SIPA, European Forest Institute, Green Academy, Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan
LocationCentral Asia Pavilion, CAREC
Timings11.15 am – 12.45 pm (Dubai time)
01.15 pm – 02.45 pm (Astana time)
08.15 am – 11.45 pm (CET time)
Who George Safonov, Henri Waisman

Saturday, December 2

WhatFreight transport cooperation: what to learn from GST and MWP?
Organized by:  IDDRI
LocationIDFC Pavillion
Timings11:45 am-01:15 pm Dubai time
08:45 am – 10:15 am CET time
Who Yann Briand and Henri Waisman
What: What comes after the GST?
Organized by: C2ES – official side event at UNFCCC Pavilion
WhereUNFCCC – SE Room 5
Timings4.45 pm – 6.15pm Dubai time
01:45 pm – 03:15 pm CET time
WhoMarta Torres Gunfaus et Henri Waisman

Sunday, December 3

WhatTrade in a Climate-Constrained World: Adding value from US manufacturing to Indian entrepreneurship
Organized by● Center for American Progress
● Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
● Development Alternatives
LocationBlue Zone, SE Room 6
Timings11:30 am – 1:00 pm Dubai time – 08:00 am – 10:00 am CET time
Who (from IDDRI)Marta Torres Gunfaus (DDP/ IDDRI)
● Koyel Mandal – Chief of Programs at Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation
● Trevor Sutton – Research Director, Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy; SeniorFellow, Center for American Progress
● Rajani Ranjan Rashmi – Distinguished Fellow at the Resource Efficiency; Governance Divisionof The Energy and Resources Institute 
WhatPress conference, media launch of report “Innovative international cooperation for climate”
Organized by: DDP Team
LocationPress 2 – Press conference room 2 – zone B6 – building 77
Timings12:00 – 12:30nn Dubai Time
09:00 – 09:30am CET time
Who Henri Waisman, Marta Torres-Gunfaus and Yann Briand and Renée Karunungan

Monday, December 4

WhatLong-term climate vision and development strategies: lessons from Senegal and Nigeria
Organized byIDDRI, CCCD-AEFUNAI, ENDA Energie and AFD
LocationNDC Partnership Pavilion
Timings11:00-12:00 pm (Dubai time)/ 08:00 am – 09:00 am (CET time)
Who (from IDDRI)Henri Waismanother panelists: Samba Fall (ENDA), Madeleine Diouf (Ministry of the Environment and Ecological Transition, Sénégal), et Chukwumerije Okereke (CCCD)
WhatWhat comes after the GST? A vision for COP28 and beyond
Organized by C2Es and IDDRI 
LocationEU Pavilion 
Timings06:30 pm – 08:00 pm Dubai time
03:30 pm – 05:30 pm CET time
Who Marta Torres Gunfaus (DDP/ IDDRI), Emilio La Rovere (DDP Brazil), Teng Fei (DDP China)
Kaveh Guilanpour (Vice President of International Strategies, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions)
Juliana Arcieniegas (Director, Transforma, Colombia)
WhatWhat global cooperation to support accelerated national climate action? Insights from emerging economies
Organized byIDDRI 
LocationEU Pavilion online
Timings09:00 pm – 10:00 pm Dubai time
06:00 pm – 07:00 pm CET 
Who (from IDDRI)Johannes Svensson (IDDRI) Lauren Henri-Villain (IDDRI)and other members of the DDP network:Emilio Lebre La Rovere (CentroClima, UFRJ)Francesco Lallana (Fundacion Bariloche)Hilton Trollip (independent consultant)Daniel Buira (Tempus Analitica)

Wednesday, December 6

WhatWhat international cooperation and national processes to ratchet up ambition by 2025? – Lessons learned in France and beyond
Organized byCIRED, French High Climate Council (HCC), IDDRI
LocationFrench Pavilion
Timings02:30 pm – 04:00 pm Dubai time
11:30 am – 01:00 pm CET time
Who Yann Briand, Henri Waisman  and Sébastien Treyer

Sunday, December 10

WhatClimate Action in the FOLU sector: challenges for an architecture of support fit for rapid action and higher ambition
Organized byBasque Centre for Climate Change (BC3)
LocationSpanish Pavillion
Timings04:30 pm – 05:30 pm Dubai time – 01:00 pm – 02:30 pm (CET time)
Who (from IDDRI)Johannes Svensson (IDDRI)
Others speakers include:María José Sanz, Scientific Director of the Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3)Mirey Atallah, Head of Nature for Climate Branch at UNEPDirk Nemitz, Team lead AFOLU at UNFCCCVerónica Gálmez, Deputy Director, Division Mitigation and Adaptation, Green Climate FundSebastián Carranza, Climate Change and Risk Management Director atMinistry of Environment and Sustainable Development Colombia