Shifting Grey to Green: Climate Advisers Deforestation Risk Rankings
December 18, 2020 | Financial Markets, Forests & Lands
An Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ranking with a deforestation lens Key takeaways from Climate Advisers Deforestation Risk Rankings: Companies with high rankings have policies in place to mitigate material risks of being linked to ESG issues, and specifically, deforestation. Meanwhile, companies with low rankings should consider conducting an ESG risk assessment and strengthening policies [&hellip
Natural Climate Solutions and Article 6 – What’s in it for nature?
November 27, 2019 | Diplomacy, Forests & Lands
What is Article 6 and why is it important in allowing countries to collaborate on tackling climate change with nature-based solutions
WEBINAR: ENHANCING CLIMATE AMBITION WITH CONTINGENT INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
October 14, 2019 | Diplomacy, Forests & Lands
For anyone looking to learn more about innovative ways to encourage greater ambition for climate change action in Nationally Determined Contributions, this webinar is for you
International Mitigation Partnerships for Forests
July 24, 2019 | Diplomacy, Forests & Lands
REPORT: In this report, Climate Advisers suggests policy structures to leverage Article 6 and natural climate solutions through international cooperation between two or more countries. We provide a guide for designing cooperative approaches through International Mitigation Partnerships using forests as an example
What is a Contingent International Contribution, or CIC?
April 30, 2019 | Diplomacy, Forests & Lands
Our forest policy team introduce the concept of a Contingent International Contribution (CIC), explain the benefits, and show how countries could make use of CICs to enhance their emissions reduction targets and help bridge the “ambition gap” in the next round of updated NDCs, due in 2020.
How Contingent International Contributions (CICs) Can Enhance Climate Ambition
April 30, 2019 | Diplomacy, Forests & Lands
REPORT: In this report, Climate Advisers introduces the concept of a Contingent International Commitment (CIC), explains the benefits, and shows how countries could make use of CICs to enhance their emissions reduction targets and help bridge the “ambition gap” in the next round of updated Nationally Determined Contributions, due in