About
MAPS
The MAPS Programme, which ran from 2010 to 2015, sought to build national scenarios to inform action towards a lower emissions future in four Latin American countries: Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru. The aim was to help combat climate change while fostering development, through contributing to an emerging body of knowledge with a long-term impact on policy making, planning and the institutionalisation of climate mitigation strategies.
Featured Publications
Sep 29, 2014//Equity & Climate Negotiations, Outputs, Papers, Research Themes
Legal Implications & Pathways Regulating HFCs under the Montreal Protocol or the Kyoto Protocol
This paper examines whether the Montreal Protocol, with its legal mandate to protect the ozone layer from depletion, should regulate hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) despite them not being ozone-depleting substances.
Feb 17, 2016//Briefs, MAPS Approach, Country Insights & Results, Outputs
MAPS Approach: If the answer is low carbon development, the most pressing question for our time is: how?
This brief outlines how the MAPS programme informed action towards a lower emissions future in four Latin American countries. It details the collaborations made across domains and disciplines in each country.
