Publications - Regional Programme Energy Security and Climate Change in Latin America
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Water security challenges in Latinamerica
A focus in water- energy nexus
Research by Fernando Anaya, independent consultant in the World Bank and IDB, who explore and analyze the links between power generation and its impact on water sources in Latin America and how this impact influences water security in the region.
Fernando Anaya
September 2, 2021
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NDC in Latin America
The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) in Latin America with a specific focus on the energy and land use sectors.
August 27, 2021
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Convocatoria: Coordinador(a) de Proyectos
Oportunidad laboral en EKLA KAS
Iniciamos el mes con la búsqueda de un nuevo integrante del equipo EKLA KAS, quien será el o la responsable de gestionar y desarrollar proyectos a nivel latinoamericano.
August 5, 2021
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The future of forests: from speech to action
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The publication seeks to analyze the current situation of Peru's forests, the causes of deforestation, the importance of protected natural areas and other conservation areas, forest management, the proposals and costs for control measures and the necessary governance.
July 27, 2021
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Transitioning towards a circular economy: opportunities and steps for Latin America
Final report
Latin America is taking its first steps to move towards this model that aims to achieve sustainable development, but how much do we know about the progress? Of barriers to drive traffic? Of the looming threats? Of the opportunities it gives us? These questions are precisely what we seek to answer from this study entitled Transiting towards the circular economy: opportunities and steps for Latin America, being a seminal work for the region.
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Climate Protection made in Karlsruhe
The Federal Constitutional Court as an International Trendsetter?
The Climate Decision has attracted widespread international attention. To secure future freedom, the German state needs to pursue an internationally oriented climate protection policy with the goal of climate neutrality. International obligations from the Paris Climate Agreement and scientific findings from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) play a central role in the climate protection obligations that the Federal Constitutional Court has been drawn from the Basic Law.
Dr. Katja Gelinsky
June 1, 2021
Sustainability Monitor
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Das Escazú-Abkommen – Licht und Schatten regionaler Umweltpolitik in Lateinamerika
Am 22. April 2021 tritt das bisher wichtigste regionale Umweltschutzabkommen in Kraft
Der „Regionale Vertrag über den Zugang zu Informationen, über die Beteiligung der Öffentlichkeit und über die juristische Prüfung in Umweltangelegenheiten in Lateinamerika und der Karibik“ tritt in Kraft. Der Vertrag ist besser bekannt als Abkommen von Escazú und eröffnet der Bevölkerung in Umweltbelangen neue Möglichkeiten der Information, Partizipation und des Zugangs zum Recht. Er ist das erste regionale Umweltabkommen in Lateinamerika überhaupt und das erste weltweit, das spezifische Vorschriften für Menschenrechtsverteidiger in Umweltfragen enthält. Viele wichtige Staaten der Region sind dem Abkommen jedoch noch nicht beitreten, da sie ihre wirtschaftlichen Interessen, nationale Souveränität und Entscheidungsfreiheit durch die Vertragsbestimmungen eingeschränkt sehen.
Nicole Stopfer, Dr. Georg Dufner
April 22, 2021
Country reports
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In the Run-Up to the Climate Summit
Can the USA Set the Tone for International Climate Protection with its New Claim to Leadership?
The US President Joe Biden invited over 40 heads of State and Government to a virtual climate summit on 22 April 2021. The climate summit will be decisive for the future role of the US in international climate politics. Already during the electoral campaign, Biden declared climate protection to be a priority of his political agenda. How the US’ renewed claim to leadership in climate protection is being perceived worldwide is summarised below for the regions of Asia and the Pacific, Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa, and the Middle East.
Anja Berretta, Daniela Diegelmann, Dr. Christian Hübner, Nicole Stopfer
April 20, 2021
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Latin American Survey about Management
CLIMATE CHANGE AND PUBLIC HEALTH
The scale of threats to the biosphere and to all forms of life, including humans, are so grand that it is difficult to comprehend them in many cases. COVID-19 showed us that we are not prepared to face global problems, including those associated with climate, which we have already begun to suffer and will continue to face.
March 30, 2021
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Analysis of the determinants in Latin America
CLIMATE CHANGE AND PUBLIC HEALTH
The purpose of the study is to analyze the determinants of the relationship between climate change management policies and public health in Latin America, to promote integrated regional actions and to analyze proposals that contribute to the creation of transformations that lead to a resilient economy based on sustainable development.