The Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) presents its Progress report (2014- August 2015), which highlights CTCN results in key services (technical assistance, access to information and scaling up international collaboration).
CTCN publications
- Type: Publication
- Type: PublicationObjective: Adaptation, MitigationSectors: Agriculture
In response to Zimbabwe’s request, the CTCN collaborated with Zimbabwean NDE, the UNEP-DTU Partnership, and other key national counterparts including the Ministry of Environment, Water and Climate; the Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development; and Zimbabwe’s universities and agriculture colleges, to develop the Climate-Smart Agriculture Manual for Agriculture Education in Zimbabwe.
- Type: PublicationObjective: AdaptationSectors: Coastal zones, Water
This guide aims to help address this challenge by providing the missing identification and evaluation assistance that those looking for adaptation solutions initially face. More specifically, it focuses on adaptation technologies for building resilience to climate change induced hazards in the water sector.
- Type: PublicationObjective: AdaptationSectors: Water
The main purpose of this report is to provide insight into the actions and benefits carried out as a result of the CTCN Technical Assistance.
The Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) via the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, through its National Designated Entity (NDE), requested technical assistance from the Climate Technology Centre & Network (CTCN).
- Type: PublicationObjective: AdaptationApproach: Disaster risk reduction
This report is one of the outcomes of CTCN’s technology support for strengthening Bangkok’s Early Warning System to respond to climate induced flooding. It includes a mapping and understanding of the existing BMA data management system.
- Type: PublicationObjective: Adaptation
Éste documento muestra el progreso del proceso de construcción del Sistema Nacional de Indicadores para la Adaptación al Cambio Climático (SNIACC) de Colombia, como instru-mento de provisión de información confiable para la adaptación al cambio climático en diferentes regiones y ciudades.
- Type: PublicationObjective: AdaptationApproach: Disaster risk reduction
En el presente documento de trabajo se describen los hallazgos de una revisión de la información disponible de riesgos con relación a fenómenos hidrometeorológicos en la República Dominicana y las implicaciones y conclusiones para el sistema de alerta temprana a nivel nacional. Además se incluye un breve resumen de iniciativas relacionadas al SAT hidrometeorológico que se ha iniciado en el periodo entre la evaluación en Abril 2015 y el arranque de la implementación de la asistencia técnica proporcionada por CTCN en Enero 2017.
- Type: PublicationObjective: Adaptation, Mitigation
Il existe en Côte d’Ivoire des systèmes d’informations déjà existants dans certains domaines de l’environnement. Il est indispensable que le projet SIE les intègre et prenne en compte les recommandations des divers partenaires nationaux qui connaissent les réalités et les challenges dans la collecte de toutes ces données environnementales.
- Type: PublicationObjective: Adaptation, MitigationSectors: Agriculture
S’inscrivant dans la même dynamique, les experts du CTCN (ENDA et ICRAF), l’équipe de coordination, les parties prenantes nationales ainsi que les experts consultants nationaux du projet SIE ont travaillé en étroite collaboration sur la revue et la mise en cohérences des indicateurs de performance des différents secteurs de l’environnement. Dans un premier temps, les experts du CTCN ont présenté les bases conceptuelles de l’élaboration de la matrice des indicateurs de performance.
- Type: PublicationObjective: Adaptation, MitigationSectors: Agriculture
This Report provides the key findings from the Field Missions to Three Selected Colleges of Agriculture as part of Planned Activities in the Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) Technical Assistance Response Plan. The Report is organised around five sections, each of which touches on important aspects on the Field Missions. The terms “College of Agriculture” and “Agricultural College” are used interchangeably in this Report.