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
Jan 16, 2014//Blogs, Outputs, Tools, Methods & Models
Modelling the divide: Development and climate change in Copacabana
Adrian Stone reflects on his experiences at Econlab 2.
May 11, 2015//Outputs, Presentations
Building Evidence for INDCs-The MAPS Experience in Chile
Andrés Pirazzoli, Mitigation and International Negotiations Officer, Climate Change Office, Ministry of Environment of Chile's presentation at the Africa LEDS Partnership & LEDS LAC Webinar- Building Evidence for INDCS- The MAPS Experience in Latin America.
