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Posted on April 15, 2019

New Report Kenya
New Report Turkey
From coal to renewables in Mpumalanga
Co-benefits Knowledge Commons: Renewable energy, employment opportunities and skill requirements
New COBENEFITS Paper: Social Performance Index
Co-benefits stories in our blog
New COBENEFITS Paper: Opportunity-oriented climate communication
New COBENEFITS Paper: Status and trends of energy development and climate action in Kenya
New COBENEFITS Paper: Status and trends of energy development and climate action in Kenya
New COBENEFITS Paper: Social Performance Approach

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Climate protection measures are largely discussed in the light of burden sharing whereas important benefits are frequently overlooked. In collaboration with national knowledge partners in India, South Africa, Vietnam, and Turkey, the project elaborates country specific co-benefits of climate policies, with emphasis on the opportunities presented by renewable power generation.

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