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Tänzler, Dennis et al. 2019: Analysing the interactions between new market mechanisms and emissions trading schemes. Dessau-Roßlau: Umweltbundesamt.
Hemkhaus, Morton; Jürgen Hannak, Peter Malodobry, Tim Janßen, Nora Sophie Griefahn and Christina Linke 2019: Circular Economy in the Textile Sector. Eschborn: GIZ.
Schaller, Stella and Alexander Carius 2019: Convenient Truths. Mapping climate agendas of right-wing populist parties in Europe. Berlin: adelphi.
Lina Li and Daria Ivleva 2019: China as a New Climate-Responsible Donor?. Berlin: adelphi.
Petrie, Belynda; Peta Wolpe, Yachika Reddy, Paola Adriázola, Michael Gerhard, Tucker Landesman, Lisa Strauch, and Anais Marie 2019: Multi-level climate governance in South Africa. Catalysing finance for local climate action. Berlin/Cape Town: adelphi / OneWorld / Sustainable Energy Africa.
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Sense the City – Discovering the future with all your senses
Many people find it difficult to think about a future that does not only represent the continuation of the present, but begins where tomorrow ends. The project "Sense the City" wants to explore the ideas of people for the city of the future.
Sense the City – Discovering the future with all your senses 
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Innovative and sustainable: Promoting global partnerships
When research, business and important sectors of society cooperate sustainable solutions can become reailty. The German Federal Ministry of Research has launched the CLIENT II funding initiative to support these cooperations.
Innovative and sustainable: Promoting international partnerships with CLIENT II 
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Focus on the future: How trends affect the environment
What kinds of environmental effects do trends like 3D printing, Consumption 4.0 and meat substitutes have on the environment? adelphi is developing new strategic approaches through three comprehensive trend analyses.
Focus on the future: trend analyses for environmental policy and research 
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International Carbon Action Partnership (ICAP)
ICAP is a multilateral forum for over 30 governments to exchange knowledge and experiences on emissions trading systems. Since 2008, adelphi has been lending substantial support to ICAP.
Scientific and technical support for the ICAP Secretariat 
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"Take a social-ecological turn instead of creating new taxes"
With its mixed record, Germany is no longer at the forefront of climate policy. What is missing above all is a clear price tag on carbon emissions that encourages climate-friendly behaviour among consumers and manufacturers.
Sozial-ökologisch umsteuern statt mehr Steuern 
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Climate-fragility risks: G7 Lake Chad Risk Assessment
The Lake Chad Basin is currently suffering one of the world’s greatest humanitarian crises. adelphi leads a comprehensive assessment as a concerted effort to address critical knowledge gaps on climate and fragility risks in the region.
Risiko Assessment der Tschadsee-Region 
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Germany's energy dialogue with Japan and Korea
The Energiewende has become important for the external perception of the German economy and society. Thus, energy dialogues are strengthening this image. adelphi is supporting the energy dialogue with Asian countries.
Unterstützung des Energiedialogs Deutschlands mit Japan und Korea 
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Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) in Asia
Driving foward strategies for sustainable consumption and production in Asia: adelphi is promoting capacity building and dialogue via the SWITCH-Asia SCP Facility based in Bangkok, Thailand.
The SWITCH-Asia SCP Facility - Advancing the Delivery of Sustainable Consumption and Production (SCP) in Asia 
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