Good governance and planning can enable a faster and more efficient transition to low-carbon societies and countries’ improved climate mitigation and adaptation capacities. The CTCN provides technical assistance to developing countries with a view to strengthen climate planning. Approaches such as planning adaptation activities together with communities, developing Environmental Information System’s that facilitate better basis for decision-making, and identifying countries’ technology needs are useful enablers. Below you will find related publications, partners, CTCN technical assistance, technologies and other information for exploring this topic further.
Governance and planning
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Colombia is renowned for its rich biodiversity, encompassing diverse ecosystems such as rainforests, paramos, and mangroves, each hosting numerous endemic species and crucial ecosystem services. Despite its lush environment with high humidity and rainfall, the country faces significant forest fire risks, particularly during dry seasons and El Niño events.
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Background
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The Maldives faces significant challenges in transitioning to renewable energy, particularly due to its dependency on imported fossil fuels and limited space for renewable infrastructure. While the country has made strides in integrating solar power, it continues to explore alternative renewable sources like wind, ocean energy, and floating solar projects to diversify its energy portfolio. However, these efforts are hampered by a lack of human, financial, and technical resources.
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To introduce an effective National Innovation System that fosters low-carbon and climate resilient economic development in Mozambique through endogenous innovation.
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Mozambique regularly experiences extreme weather events such as flooding, drought and cyclones. Natural disasters have repeatedly displaced tens of thousands of people. In facing the impact of climate change, innovation is seen as a relevant tool with a double benefit: To respond to the adverse effects of climate change, and to generate sustainable economic growth.