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Public Policy Inputs and Climate Intelligence

We develop technical analysis and inputs for strategic decisions and climate policies at the sectoral and territorial level.

Technical assistance for governments and cooperation agencies Methodologies applicable across multiple sectors South-South learning among Global South countries Enabling conditions for climate investment Local and territorial action to achieve national targets
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The Challenge for Organizations

With clear climate commitments and targets in place, the challenge today is turning them into instruments, plans, and projects.

There is scientific and political consensus on the mitigation and adaptation targets needed to keep temperature rise at manageable levels.

National climate commitments reflect and define ambition, but turning them into action takes public policy instruments, regulatory frameworks, and investment plans.

From targets to instruments

National climate commitments need to be translated into public policy instruments and regulatory frameworks that actually work in practice.

Technical capacity

Governments, cooperation agencies, and development banks need technical support to implement their commitments in the productive reality of each territory.

Investment mobilization

Turning targets into reality means mobilizing the investment that implementation requires.

Local and territorial action

Global targets are achieved through climate action at the country, sector, and territory level.

Who It’s For

National and regional governments responsible for turning their climate commitments into policy instruments that work in practice.

National governments
Regional and local governments
International cooperation agencies
Development banks

Also for international cooperation agencies, development banks, and other entities whose mandate is to facilitate and finance that implementation process.

An Integrated Approach: From Policy to Implementation

We apply the same methodological approach to any sector with climate targets: waste, energy, industry, transportation, and more. It’s built around three components that reinforce each other:

Policy frameworks

Technical and economic analysis to guide the design and adjustment of regulatory and incentive instruments.

Project acceleration

Technical assistance to identify technology options, business models, monitoring and measurement tools, and financing and investment mechanisms.

Capacity building

Strengthening technical and institutional skills, along with South-South learning among countries at different stages of maturity.

How We Support Your Organization

Our support covers everything from policy design to program implementation and monitoring:

Climate policy instruments

We design climate policy instruments at the sectoral or territorial level.

Transition plans

We develop territorial and sectoral climate transition plans.

Technical assistance for governments

Institutional strengthening and technical assistance for implementation.

Monitoring and measurement

Development of monitoring and measurement tools.

Strategic engagement

Strategic engagement and communications for climate action.

Workshops and capacity building

Workshops and climate capacity building for diverse teams.

Sustainable taxonomies

Development of sustainable taxonomies.

What This Service Delivers

Technical assistance on climate policy translates into instruments that speed up the transition and mobilize investment.

Regulatory frameworks that speed up the transition

Design and implementation of policy instruments that unlock climate investment at the sectoral and territorial level.

Effective incentive programs

Project acceleration through business models, incentives, and financing mechanisms suited to the local context.

Stronger local capacity

Development of technical and institutional skills that keep programs running and sustainable over time.

Monitoring and information management

Frameworks for tracking progress and impact.

Investment plans

Estimates of the amounts, scale, and timeline of the projects needed, anticipating the financial needs of the sector or territory.

Why Us?

A unique intersection

We work where public policy design meets the technical implementation of projects, two functions that are usually split among different players. That dual capability lets us design instruments that account for implementation feasibility from the start, in both the public and private sectors.

A flexible approach

We’ve worked with governments and cooperation agencies at different stages of climate maturity, with an approach that recognizes the regulatory and institutional particularities of each context.

Replicability and cross-learning

We apply a replicable methodology built around three components that reinforce each other: policy frameworks, project acceleration, and capacity building, encouraging learning among Global South countries.

Tech Briefs

NDC 3.0s are no longer just commitments, but investment portfolios: the latest generation of NDCs explicitly includes investment projects, which means bringing the private sector and financial institutions into the conversation from the policy design stage.

A diagnosis isn’t the same as a policy instrument: for a technical analysis to result in public policy, it has to be framed within specific regulatory provisions, incentives, and institutional responsibilities.

Financing follows the bankable project, not the target: a territorial climate plan without an identified project pipeline can’t mobilize investment, even if the target is well defined.

Contact

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