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From the Editors

We’re delighted to present the first edition of IKI Conecta – IKI’s magazine on climate action in Latin America. In this profoundly significant year for the environmental agenda, we have created this publication as a source of information and connection between IKI projects in the priority countries of the Americas – Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, Mexico and Peru.

From the Editors
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-> IKI in Focus
Evolving NDCs: Latin America’s leadership in protecting the climate and biodiversity

Evolving NDCs: Latin America’s leadership in protecting the climate and biodiversity

Countries across the region are advancing by combining science, innovation and social leadership to tackle the climate emergency
-> IKI Interviews
Stefan Wollschied - Large grants, profound transformations

Stefan Wollschied - Large grants, profound transformations

Stefan Wollschied, from ZUG ( Zukunft – Umwelt – Gesellschaft, future – environment – society), talks about the IKI Large Grants programme, to be launched at COP30.
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Public–private alliances hold the key to scaling up climate finance

Public–private alliances hold the key to scaling up climate finance

The 8th IKI Brazil Meeting created a space for rich exchanges across environmental, social and economic agendas, aiming to strengthen partnerships and generate tangible commitments on the road to Belém.
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Learn about highlights of IKI projects in Latin America and the Caribbean

Learn about highlights of IKI projects in Latin America and the Caribbean

The performance of IKI projects in Latin America and the Caribbean is the subject of the IKI in Action section. Here you will find a showcase of how the priority countries in the region - Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, Mexico and Peru, work to achieve results in the IKI thematic areas: mitigation, adaptation, preservation and restoration of carbon sinks and conservation of biological diversity.
-> On the road to COP
From Rio-92 to COP30: A timeline of climate diplomacy

From Rio-92 to COP30: A timeline of climate diplomacy

On the Road to COP opens as a space for short notes on COP30. To launch the column, we look back at the key milestones of the global climate agenda, spotlighting the major international conferences where Brazil has played a role — from Rio-92 all the way to COP30 in Belém. Dive in!
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Cities and Climate – From Knowledge to Action

Cities and Climate – From Knowledge to Action

Support for the Brazilian National Agenda for Sustainable Urban Development – and of the Urban Transformation Cluster (GIZ Brazil)
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