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Climate Change Knowledge Network
Acronym: CCKN
Keywords: | Communication | Development | Environment | All |
Source of Information: Survey of Civil Society Networks 2001
A. Objectives
| The
network aims to contribute to a more effective, sustainable and equitable
climate change regime. |
B. Contact Information
| Coordinator | Victoria Kellett |
| Title |
Project
Manager, International Institute for Sustainable
Development |
| Telephone | 613-238-9821 |
| Fax | 613-238-8515 |
| vkellett@iisd.ca | |
| Website | www.cckn.net |
| Mailing Address | 250 Albert St., Suite 1360, Ottawa, ON K1P 6M1 Canada |
C. General Information
| Founding year | 1998 |
| Legal Status | no legal status - informal network |
| Types of actions | -
undertaking collaborative research and action on issues such as the Kyoto
mechanisms, adaptation to climate change, and technology transfer;
- building capacity in developing and developed countries to better
understand and address climate change issues; and
- communicating information and knowledge within and outside the
network |
D. Programs
| Name | Goal | Approximate budget ($US) |
| Capacity Building for Negotiators | Build
capacity of developing country negotiators to participate effectively in
climate change negotiations |
500,000 |
| Vulnerability and Adaptation | Build capacity and create knowledge in developing countries on vulnerability, impacts and adaptation to climate change | 400,000 |
| Climate Compendium | Raise awareness and knowledge of climate change issues | 100,000 |
| Decentralized Renewable Energy | Build
capacity and create knowledge in developing countries to increase energy
supply, promote sustainable development and mitigate climate change |
N/A |
| Kyoto Mechanisms | Increase level of analysis and understanding on options for the design of the Kyoto Mechanisms | N/A |
E. Geographical Reach
| Countries in which network participates actively | Canada, U.S., India, Norway, Latin American region, African region, Senegal, the Netherlands |
F. Members
The network is composed primarily by: X Organizations _ Individuals
| Principal Organizations | Central Interest | Country of origin |
| International Institute for Sustainable Development | sustainable development | Canada |
| World Resources Institute | sustainable development | U.S. |
| Center for Sustainable Development in the Americas | Climate change | U.S. |
| Instituto de Economia Energetica, Fundacion Bariloche | Energy and sustainable development | Argentina |
| COPPE/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro | Energy and development | Brazil |
| Energy
Research Institute |
Energy policy | China
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| Tata Energy Research Institute | Energy policy | India |
| Environment and Development Action in the Third World | environment and sustainable development | Senegal |
| Southern Centre for Energy and Environment | Energy policy, environment and sustainable development | Zimbabwe |
| Institute for Environmental Studies | climate change, environment and sustainable development | The Netherlands |
| Centre for International Climate and Environment Research-Oslo | climate change | Norway |
| Stockholm Environment Institute | climate change | Sweden |
| Kiev-Mohyla Academy | climate change | Ukraine |
G. Resources
| Approximate
annual budget of the network
(in $US) |
| Year 2000 | Year 1995 | Year 1990 |
| 500,000 | n/a | n/a |
| Sources of funding: | National Government, International Foundations |
H. Network Infrastructure
| Number of paid employees in Central Office(s)/ Secretariat(s) of Network | 2 |
| Number of paid employees elsewhere in the network | |
| Does the network have a physical site of its own? | NO |
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