Events

UNEP DTU Partnership invites DTU Master’s students to join our team. We have a catalogue of project ideas giving students an opportunity to work in close connection with real projects, addressing the challenge of climate change and sustainable development, particularly in developing countries. Download the Master’s Project Catalog Download Application Form   Please note. The event is not compatible with […]

Join us on the 7th of October, from 15:00PM to 16:30PM CET In this webinar, we will discuss what national reporting of adaptation will look like in the biennial transparency report (BTR) and how the introduction of this new UNFCCC report will change how countries report on adaptation going forwards. Specifically, we will discuss how the BTR fits into the […]

6 October 2020, 12:00 – 1:15 PM CET UNEP DTU Partnership and the European Capacity Building Initiative (ecbi) recently produced a Pocket Guide to NDCs. The Guide explains the provisions of the Paris Agreement adopted in 2015, and of the Katowice rulebook adopted in 2018. We will launch the Guide on a webinar planned on 6 October 2020. We propose […]

Webinar – September 22nd, 3-415PM CET The first in a series of webinars in connection to the Sustainable Development Initiative (SDI) for Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, this webinar discussed the progressing sustainable development provisions in Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. Read more about SDI   Presentations  Introducing the Sustainable Development Initiative (SDI) Karen Holm Olsen, UNEP-DTU Views […]

The implementation of CBIT project in Uganda began in 2018 and is now almost ending. The project has three components geared towards strengthening the capacity of Ugandan institutions to comply with the transparency requirements of the Paris Agreement, namely: strengthening institutional arrangements for robust MRV system; building capacity to collect, process, and feed data into the GHG emission inventory system; […]

Even though the enhanced transparency framework will enter into full implementation phase by 2024, many developing countries still lack the tools, institutional and human capacity to comprehensively assess the impacts of national policies and actions. However, private sector and other non-state actions are not well reflected in national or international efforts. Therefore, transparency efforts need to be developed to ensure […]

Carbon-neutral electricity is the main challenge since it will be the primary future energy carrier for heating, transportation and other energy needs. Soon fossil fuel-based power plants will be substituted by renewables such as wind and solar. Thus, new storage solutions – activated by the smart grids and enabled by linkages with the heat or mobility sectors – will become […]

Join us on the 30th of June, for our webinar on “Climate Technologies and Technology Needs Assessments activities in Latin America & Caribbean”. During this webinar, we will explore the sectors and technologies prioritisedby LAC countries participating in the TNA project, in relation to climate change adaptation and mitigation. We will discuss financial and capacity-building needs, and highlight how the […]

Domestic Energy SMEs face several challenges that hinders them from upscaling and grow their businesses. This workshop brings together representatives from solar PV firms, government as well as the energy regulator and the renewable energy association to discuss the challenges of domestic firms and to formulate potential solutions to remove bottlenecks and lower specific barriers for Kenyan solar PV SMEs. […]

During this webinar, we will explore the sectors and technologies prioritised by Asia Pacific countries participating in the TNA project, in relation to climate change adaptation and mitigation. We will discuss financial and capacity-building needs, and highlight how the TNAs can contribute to NDC implementation. Join us on the 16th of June, from 10AM to 11AM CET. The webinar’s speakers […]