Blog Contributions

19 April 2023

Blog contribution: How islands can contribute to a better understanding of adaptation finance allocation

Author: Clara Bartram Gurresø There is a wide consensus within climate justice that the most vulnerable must receive support for […]
5 April 2023

Blog contribution: ‘Time to Stop our Global Financial and Food Systems from Impoverishing the World’s Smallholder Food Producers’

Co-Authors:– Chris Hegadorn is Adjunct Professor of Food Politics at Sciences Po University Paris and former Executive Secretary of the […]
20 February 2023

External contribution: Solving biodiversity challenges

By Christine Rodwell, Camille Gelb and Orens Gasset The importance of fighting climate change is gradually being understood and integrated […]
7 December 2022

EU work programme: What’s on for sustainable development and climate transition?

By Marc Ringel As part of its better regulation requirements, the European Commission regularly publishes and updates its work programme, […]
29 September 2022

European Sustainable Energy Week: Clean energy for Europe’s climate transition

By Marc Ringel With almost 80% of European greenhouse gas emissions being related to energy production and use [1], the […]
3 May 2022

On the Spotlight: Investor-State Dispute Settlement Mechanisms and Climate Transition

By Alejandra Guraieb The latest IPCC Report highlights a crucial obstacle to global climate transition: investor-state dispute settlement. “Despite improvements […]
7 December 2021

AOSIS in Glasgow: COP participation in a pandemic

By Carola Klöck COP26, the 26th UN climate summit, took place in Glasgow from 31 October to 13 November 2021, […]
24 November 2021

What was it really like at COP26?

By Lola Vallejo COP26 is only the 5th COP I attend, which makes me a rookie by Steven Guilbeault’s standards (who […]
23 November 2021

Volunteering at COP26 in Glasgow

By Joanna O’Flynn Two days volunteering in the Green Zone at COP26 in Glasgow, pointing people towards the array of […]
23 November 2021

Public climate finance at COP26: still baby steps where a substantial leap is needed

By Ellen Ledger, MA student, PSIA and Carola Klöck, Assistant professor, CERI Climate finance was at the heart of COP26. […]