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European Capacity Building Initiative
Latest publications
A brief history and description of the Bangladesh Climate Change Trust Fund and the Bangladesh Climate Change Resilience Fund
May 2012
The 2011/12 ecbi Annual Report highlights our efforts over the past year to strengthen capacity and trust between North-South, and South-South positions in the emerging climate change regime. This is achieved through three programme areas: the trust-building Fellowship Programme with an informal (high-level) exchange of views and ideas; the Workshop Programme to enhance negotiating skills and capacity-building; and the Policy Analysis Programme to provide the policy analyses necessary for successful negotiations. Over the past 12 months, ecbi has hosted 11 workshops, seminars, ad hoc meetings worldwide with 276 participants from developing and developed countries. The feedback has been strong and progress demonstrated, particularly with regard of climate finance. We look forward to the year ahead and the establishment of two new ecbi Circles: one on the Durban Platform and a second communications platform for the LDC Group.
April 2012
Seminar on Durban Outcomes for the Africa Group
Seminar on Durban Outcomes for the Africa Group
March 2012
March 2012
Background paper of the UNFCCC negotiations and how risk is addressed.
Background paper of the UNFCCC negotiations and how risk is addressed.
An Overview of the UNFCCC Negotiations
February 2012
ecbi Regional Workshop: South Africa, East Africa and Asia
December 2011
This paper shows that ambitious global greenhouse gas mitigation action in a transparent and effective international climate regime is of great importance to LDCs. Through such ambitious global mitigation, impacts and damage to LDCs can be limited, and financial and technological flows can be generated from developed to developing countries.
November 2011
An American predicament that threatens the Green Climate Fund
November 2011
