Introduction The COP 29 short course offers an unparalleled opportunity for climate professionals to learn with the latest developments in international climate negotiations. This course is designed for individuals familiar with the UNFCCC process who seek to deepen their understanding of critical issues like Loss and Damage, Climate Finance, the Global Goal on Adaptation, and Resilience in sectors such as …

This uniquely designed short course is only being offered at IUB. It is designed for individuals, who wish to follow the negotiation track of COP but cannot physically be present there. Participants will be able to follow individual issues/agendas of the COP negotiations in-depth not just to learn and comprehend the outcomes but also understand how non-negotiators, like many who …

Climate Resilience Academy for LDCs (CRAL) Community Responses for Climate Resilience in a Post-COVID19 World The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) in collaboration with the Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) has initiated the Climate Resilience Academy for LDCs (CRAL). CRAL aims to be a long-term initiative entailing a series of annual academies that will bring together trans-disciplinary cohorts …

This course provides a sound interdisciplinary introduction to the basic understanding of Urban Resilience and Liveability, their inter-relationship as well as perspectives and variances and how people and the environment have connected them. Following the completion of this course, the participants will know How urban resilience impacts the liveability and quality of life in cities Challenges in achieving both resiliency …

ICCCAD organizing  the Second Regional Climate Finance Course in partnership with International Institute on Environment and Development (IIED) and Action on Climate Today (ACT) and UNDP’s Bangkok Regional Hub, with the support of UK Aid, and the Government of Sweden. This course is aimed at government officials from developing countries, especially from ministries of finance and planning, as well as representatives …

Closing Session on 6th Annual ICCCAD-IIED Short Course on Urban Climate Change [layerslider id=”7″]     6th Annual ICCCAD-IIED Short Course on Urban Climate Change successfully finished on June 8,2017, with lots of local Govt. officials participant . About the Course Course Theme: Developing Future Urban Leaders from Municipalities in Bangladesh The course will focus on Approaches to inclusive and sustainable …

My name is Dr. Shadrack M. Kithiia from Kenya. I am currently a senior Lecturer at the University of Nairobi in the Department of Geography & Environmental Studies. My duties are teaching and supervision of both undergraduate and graduate studies. My area of specialization is water resources management and climate change. In 2012, I attended a ten (10) days training …

We were walking deep within a maze of narrow, muddy pathways that separated the simple homes of the Bola slum in Dhaka. The structures around us were created of sheets of tin, held together with bamboo sticks and rope that somehow managed to rise up into two-story buildings. Open sewage drains ran between the houses, along which women crouched to …

The first ICCCAD course held in Dhaka, November 2009, opened a window to the climate change adaptation arena for me. At that time, as a Research Fellow of United Nations University, I worked on agrodiversity projects that looked at on-the-ground realities to develop identify alternative ways of enhancing the coping capacity of rural communities and developing policy that impacts the …

As a three-time participant in the ICCCAD short course, I consider myself as a veteran by now! The first course I attended was the 7th Short Course on Scientific Approaches to CBA, in July 2011. At that time I had just arrived in Bangladesh. I had come to conduct an initial participatory research assessment, for participatory action research on climate risk management …