Climate Policy Radar

@climatepolicyradar.bsky.social

A non-profit building open, credible databases and AI powered tools to support informed climate, nature, and development action.

Every 6 months, we refresh CPR with the latest regs from Gold Standard's Carbon Market Regulations Tracker. Find 22 new additions, inc. Indonesia's new forestry trading rules (targeting climate mitigation action across 48.69M hectares of forest) & Paraguay's new carbon credit registry (Res. 047).

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Implementation, financing, policy coherence, participation - core themes echoing through conversations at #SB64. Yesterday, we co-hosted a side event on DPI & the Belém Technology Implementation Programme, exploring how to make sure technology solutions actually unlock climate action on the ground.

Panel session in progress at the World Conference Center Bonn. Five panellists sit behind a long table with laptops and microphones. A woman with curly hair in the centre is speaking, hands clasped, leaning forward. This is Dr Michal Nachmany, Founder and CEO of Climate Policy Radar. Behind them, a projection screen shows the event title "Accelerating Climate Solutions: DPI and Technology Opportunities to Scale Action" with headshots of six speakers. A colourful abstract mural covers the wall to the right.Five panellists stand in a line smiling in front of the event projection screen. Left to right: a man in a grey blazer with glasses and a beard (Gaston Kremer, Executive Director of WTT), a woman with long curly hair and a blue patterned scarf (Michal Nachmany, Founder & CEO of Climate Policy Radar), a woman in a white top with a decorative bird motif, wearing glasses, with long dark hair (Nayra Kaxuyana, from the Ministério dos Povos Indígenas), a man in a dark suit with a green tie who is also wearing round glasses (Park Hansol, a policy specialist from the Green Climate Fund, and a woman in a  cowprint patterned dress with brown hair and glasses (Emilly Silva CGEE). The screen behind them shows the "Accelerating Climate Solutions" event screen. Four panellists seated at the panel table in front of the colourful mural. From left: a woman with long dark hair and round glasses looking at her laptop (Nayra Kaxuyana); a man in a dark suit writing notes (Park Hansol); a man in a grey suit speaking into a microphone and smiling (Pedro Ivo Ferraz da Silva); and a woman in a patterned dress at a laptop (Emilly Silva).

The Sustainability Transition team at @fau.de is working with NFDI4Energy to build energy policy datasets in Germany & beyond. Their goal is to support better decision-making based on evidence, from climate & energy targets, to regulations for where clean energy technologies can & cannot be built.

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100 Topics. 100 "smart search terms". 100 individual words & phrases connected to a whole web of meaning - related terms, regional variations, expert knowledge - so when you search our 35,000+ climate, nature, & development documents, you can find what matters.

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📢Today marks the beginning of a promising new partnership between Net Zero Tracker and Climate Policy Radar! Looking forward tow working with you NZT! #partnershipsforthegoals #climatepolicy #netzero

Net Zero Tracker @netzerotracker.bsky.social · last yr.

We’re thrilled to announce that the @netzerotracker.bsky.social is partnering with @climatepolicyradar.bsky.social — a fellow initiative dedicated to tracking, organising, and enabling credible analysis of key climate data. Stay tuned — more on our collaboration is coming soon!