Events

The DDP submitted to the UNFCCC recommendations on freight decarbonization to support international cooperation. Deeply reducing freight emissions requires international cooperation to implement systemic change in the current production, consumption and trading organisation able to manage transport demand. Download the full paper below.

The DDP, together with IDDRI and Tempus Analitica, submitted to the UNFCCC views and recommendations addressing international cooperation in the context of the implementation of the Paris Agreement, based on the experiences and needs of the Latin American and Caribbean Region.

The article, entitled “Behind the scenes at Senegal’s ‘just energy transition partnership’” talks about the process of how Senegal reached a deal that is aligned with their national development goals. Read the full article here: https://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-behind-the-scenes-at-senegals-just-energy-transition-partnership/

DDP Indonesia organized a workshop on the Acceleration of Decarbonization in the Indonesian Energy Sector on September 6th and 7th in Jakarta with key distinguished speakers from government, academia and private sector. It sought to explore the role of JETP Indonesia in achieving acceleration and additional actions and measures that are required.

Status Quo Analysis on African engagement and perspectives on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Global Stocktake

African countries have so far had a poor engagement in the Global Stocktake (GST) process due to a number of factors. This report tries to understand why that is the case and how we could improve on increasing their engagement.

This report is part of the Africa GST project.

The DDP Network conducted its DDP Days meeting in Paris last July 4-6. The DDP Days was an event organized for learning exchanges, presentations of country work, and discussions about the future of the DDP. There were over 80 participants from our partner organizations from Australia, Indonesia, China, Japan, India, Senegal, Nigeria, Argentina, Mexico, and the United States. Also present were our strategic partners from the World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, Agence Française de Développement, and the European Commission.

Over the three days, country partners presented their current work on modeling, strategic partners discussed their work related to the DDP’s work, and the network collectively discussed where the DDP network is headed in the next few years. DDP also launched its new brand which better reflects our work in the Global South and makes clear our mission and vision for climate change and development.