iGDP provides policymakers, impact investors, and practitioners with forward-thinking solutions and knowledge products from an international perspective.
The seminar brought together experts in meteorology, public health, urban practice, sustainable cooling, and communications for in-depth discussions on the meteorological mechanisms underlying increasingly persistent extreme heat, heat-related health and economic risks, sustainable cooling, and practices and challenges in enhancing urban heat resilience.
According to iGDP analysis of biennial reports submitted by China to the UNFCCC, China emitted around 14,000MtCO2e of GHGs in 2021, excluding land use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF).
For Asia, which is currently facing the risk of accelerated glacial melt, reducing black carbon is not only part of air pollution control but should also be a key measure for protecting the “water towers of Asia,” safeguarding regional water resources, and enhancing climate resilience.
iGDP promotes robust energy and climate solutions with high implementation and investment feasibility through these core areas.
iGDP works with partners through these dynamic platforms to scale solutions and accelerate change.
ACTION 2035 facilitates research and project development around key emission reduction measures and the establishment of knowledge-sharing platforms.
Jointly established by iGDP and IE University, the IE-iGDP Just Transition Observatory is a hub for knowledge, policy development, and capacity building.
iGDP’s analytical tools help researchers and policymakers better understand China’s progress in green and low-carbon development.
China Carbon Neutrality Tracker (CCNT) is an online database that tracks, analyzes, and evaluates China carbon neutrality actions at the national, industry, and regional levels.
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