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Climate Strategies has a network structure that brings together top research institutions from around the world to address specific policy questions. We have worked with many governments including Australia, Japan, France, UK and Germany on the development of international policy responses to climate change. We have published reports and projects with over 95 research institutions and over 175 researchers. Our unique structure allows Climate Strategies to deliver the highest calibre research on a wide range of topics, faster than normal academic cycles. Through working in collaboration with well-respected institutions in many different countries, we are able to guarantee intellectual objectivity and political credibility.


Featured Reports

Innovation for Climate-Compatible Development for the 'Bottom of the Pyramid'
01 Mar 2013. Author: Ambuj D Sagar

International Experience with Emissions Trading - Final Report
01 Mar 2013. Author: Tim Laing & Michael Mehling

Low Carbon Technology for the Rising Middle Class
01 Mar 2013. Author: Heleen de Coninck & Robert Byrne

Emerging Carbon Markets: Experiences, Trends & Challenges - Working Paper
01 Jan 2013. Author: Andreas Tuerk, Michael Mehling, Sonja Klinsky, Xin Wang

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News and Events

27 March 2013
Climate Strategies welcomes its new Executive Committee.

20 March 2013
New papers have been added to our Climate Technology & Development Project.

18 March 2013
New on the Climate Strategies Blog... Dawn at Doha? Michael Grubb puts forward his perspective on the Doha Climate Conference and what it means for the wider negotiation process.

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