NAMA Poster for COP20

Center for Clean Air Policy : Transit Oriented Development (TOD)

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NAMA Poster for COP20

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Using Financial Mechanisms in the Development of NAMAs in Colombia, Chile and Kenya

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“Implementation of Transit Oriented Development (Implementación de DOT)”

CCAP, with the support of the USAID Mexican Low Emissions Development (MLED) Program, is working in close coordination with the ministries of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT) and Urban Development and Land Planning (SEDATU) to support implementation of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) as a new model for sustainable urban development in Mexican cities to reduce... continue reading »

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Colombia: Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) NAMA

This executive summary outlines the potential Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) NAMA in Colombia. It was presented at the Global NAMA Financing Summit in May 2013.

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Colombia: Transit-Oriented Development NAMA Video Presentation

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Exploring Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) NAMAs

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A Vertical NAMA for Sustainable Urban Development

Presentation from the second MAIN-Asia dialogue held in Vietnam.

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CCAP Transportation Emissions Guidebook (Part 1)

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Exploring Transit Oriented Development (TOD) NAMAS Second MAIN Dialogue

Dialogue. Insight. Solutions.

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CCAP EXPANDING WASTE PROGRAM THROUGH DEEPENING PARTNERSHIP WITH CCAC

CCAP is deepening its partnership with the Climate and Clean Air Coalition’s Municipal Solid Waste Initiative and expanding the impact of its waste program to new countries and cities through several activities.

Transforming the Energy Sector in the Philippines

The Philippines program, Enabling Distributed Solar Power in the Philippines, was preliminarily selected for funding by the NAMA Facility under its 4th call for proposals.

Third International Dialogue on Enhancing Ambition (IDEA) through Climate Finance

This dialogue brought together key stakeholders for a not-for-attribution discussion on key issues around effective engagement of the private sector to support ambitious, country-driven climate action in line with NDCs.

THE PARIS AGREEMENT – YOU CAN PULL OUT, YOU CAN IGNORE IT, BUT HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN’T DO

This administration will need to decide how it will engage with the Paris Agreement, and it has plenty of options. The one option it does not have is to lower the U.S. commitment.

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