Join us at the Climate Change Conference in Bonn on Friday 20th May for an official side event hosted by the Energy Research Centre and WWF International
From investors to activists and world leaders, there is growing interest in whether and how climate policy should seek to limit the supply of fossil fuels in addition to reducing demand. Research suggests a large share of fossil fuel reserves will need to stay in the ground to keep warming below 2°C – but achieving […]
MAPS Chile presentation at the Zero Emission side event in Bonn 2015
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.
MAPS Programme Coordinator, Michelle du Toit’s presentation at the Africa LEDS Partnership & LEDS LAC webinar; Building Evidence for INDCs: The MAPS Experience in Latin America.
MAPS Director, Marta Torres’ presentation at the SADC regional workshop; In pursuance of a consolidated and unified African position in climate change negotiations, 8th April 2015, Pretoria, South Africa.
MAPS Latin America Liaison, Andrea Rudnick’s presentation at the LEDS LAC Webinar- Building Evidence for INDCs: The MAPS Experience, on 25th March 2015.
MAPS was invited to present at an INDC event at the ADP in Bonn in October. The discussion focussed on the importance of the MAPS processes to assess the economic implications of mitigation actions and how its results would be the basis for the development of their INDCs. The MAPS Programme was represented by Andreas […]
Mitigation Action Plans and Scenarios (MAPS) is a collaboration amongst developing countries to establish the evidence base for long-term transition to robust economies that are both carbon efficient and climate resilient. MAPS country programmes have dedicated research teams focusing specifically on the agriculture sector in order to strengthen data and refine methodological approaches to identify […]
Presentation to the BASIC Ministers on work done by the BASIC Expert Group on operationalising Equitable Access to Sustainable Development (EASD), an Equity Reference Framework, analysis of pledges and other work.
This factsheet explores how Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru are incorporating LULUCF into their overall Mitigation Action and scenario planning process. Twenty-five participants from four developing countries active in the MAPS programme attending the LULUCF workshop (LulucF Lab) in September 2012.
Considering the role of technological capacity and national development priorities in selecting appropriate mitigation actions.
MAPS was invited to an internal workshop hosted by WWF International from the 30th of April to the 2nd of May in Brasilia to share our views on Low Carbon Development.
MAPS was invited to an internal workshop hosted by WWF International from the 30th of April to the 2nd of May in Brasilia to share our views on the Low Carbon Development.
MAPS brought together a small group of land-use specialists, from the MAPS country teams and external experts, to understand the role of mitigation action in the agriculture sector, including options and challenges, implications and suitability of the tools within a country strategy in the context of the MAPS country processes.
MAPS brought together a small group of land-use specialists, from the MAPS country teams and external experts, to understand the role of mitigation actions in the agriculture sector, including options and challenges, implications and suitability of the tools within a country strategy in the context of the MAPS country processes.
The agriculture sector in Colombia contributes significantly in national GHG emissions. MAPS brought together a small group of land-use specialists, from the MAPS country teams and external experts, to understand the role of mitigation action in the agriculture sector, including options and challenges, implications and suitability of the tools within a country strategy in the […]
MAPS brought together a small group of land-use specialists, from the MAPS country teams and external experts, to understand the role of mitigation action in the agriculture sector, including options and challenges, implications and suitability of the tools within a country strategy in the context of the MAPS country processes.
MAPS brought together a small group of land-use specialists, from the MAPS country teams and external experts, to understand the role of mitigation action in the agriculture sector, including options and challenges, implications and suitability of the tools within a country strategy in the context of the MAPS country processes.
MAPS brought together a small group of land-use specialists, from the MAPS country teams and external experts, to understand the role of mitigation action in the agriculture sector, including options and challenges, implications and suitability of the tools within a country strategy in the context of the MAPS country processes.
At the COP17, the 5 MAPS Countries (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru and South Africa) presented their countries’ approach to mitigating climate change within a planning, policy and regulatory context. The event aimed to come to a clearer understanding of how developing countries can design mitigation actions that contribute to poverty alleviation.
At the COP17, the 5 MAPS Countries (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru and South Africa) presented their countries’ approach to mitigating climate change within a planning, policy and regulatory context. The event aimed to come to a clearer understanding of how developing countries can design mitigation actions that contribute to poverty alleviation.
At the COP17, the 5 MAPS countries presented their countries’ approach to mitigating climate change within a planning, policy and regulatory context. The event aimed to come to a clearer understanding of how developing countries can design mitigation actions that contribute to poverty alleviation.
At the COP17 the 5 MAPS Countries presented their countries’ approach to mitigating climate change within a planning, policy and regulatory context. The event aimed to come to a clearer understanding of how developing countries can design mitigation actions that contribute to poverty alleviation.
