Publications

Efforts in relation to climate change and development must be thought of together in order to achieve the Paris Agreement's temperature targets and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) everywhere in the world, and there is a need for a special focus on the most exposed regions.

In this report, CONCITO analyses the implementation of the 2023-27 Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reform after its first year of implementation, using Denmark as a case study.

The planetary boundaries framework is increasingly used as a baseline for national policy making. Here, we examine insights from ten studies that apply and downscale the planetary boundaries from global to national levels.

The Planetary Boundaries framework describes nine, critical, interdependent Earth System processes that contribute to maintaining a stable and resilient Earth System as a whole.

A new CONCITO brief assesses financial incentives for capture and storage of biogenic CO2 from power plants or industrial processes (BioCCS) and present recommendations for policies to ensure a sustainable deployment in the EU.

This report gathers knowledge on climate challenges in cities and presents new perspectives to the debate on cities of the future and why urban nature is key to the development of climate resilient, climate neutral, and livable cities

CONCITO and partners support the Brazilian G20 Presidency with a focus on financing for climate and development.

Globally, the textile and clothing industry has a significant impact on the climate and environment. However, measurements of the textile industry’s greenhouse gas emissions are associated with great uncertainty, with estimates ranging from 2-10 percent of the global greenhouse gas emissions.

The world is constantly changing. In recent years, we have repeatedly experienced the consequences of the more extreme weather that comes with changes in the global climate, where drought, precipitation and storm surges have had major consequences in different parts of Denmark.

With The Big Climate Database, CONCITO provides companies, authorities and citizens with free access to life cycle assessments of the climate impact of 503 of the most widespread foods. This background report describes the methodology, development, results and potential applications of the climate database.