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Measuring the sustainable development impact of Bolivia’s Carbon Footprint Project

The Carbon Footprint Project assesses carbon and water footprints of local governments and cities, develops City Climate Action Plans and engages relevant stakeholders in the collective effort to reduce cities footprints. To assess the impact of its actions in relation to the SDGs, the Carbon Footprint Project applied ICAT's Sustainable Development Assessment Guide.

Highlighting the value of biodiversity: Assessing the sustainable development impact of South Africa’s Biodiversity Policy

Liberia to improve its capacity to monitor and report on its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)

Now available: Capacity building modules for transparency

Securing access to electricity in rural areas: Assessing the transformational change potential of Uganda’s Geothermal Energy Development Policy

Reducing emissions from ground transportation: Assessing the transformational change potential of Tonga’s Energy Efficiency Master Plan

Building the skills of the next generation to tackle climate change: Assessing the transformational change potential of Bolivia’s Citizens of the Future Initiative

New release: Proposed indicators to improve progress reporting on NDC implementation

First ICAT workshop in China prepares for Paris Agreement rules

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