The Green Growth Knowledge Partnership (GGKP) is pleased to welcome Climate Policy Radar and the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) as its newest Knowledge Partners, strengthening the partnership's global network of organizations working to accelerate the transition towards green, inclusive and circular economies.
“The addition of these two organizations expands GGKP's collective expertise in climate policy, research, innovation and evidence-based decision-making, further enhancing its ability to connect policymakers and practitioners with practical knowledge and solutions for sustainable development,” said Fabienne Pierre, Head of the GGKP Secretariat.
Climate Policy Radar builds a shared data infrastructure that transforms fragmented government documents into reliable, actionable evidence. By harnessing data science and artificial intelligence – including pioneering applications of natural language processing – the organization makes previously unstructured climate and nature policy data searchable, comparable and usable at scale.
Through its open data, models and tools, Climate Policy Radar supports policymakers, researchers, international organizations and practitioners to better understand and strengthen climate and nature action around the world.
As a GGKP Knowledge Partner, Climate Policy Radar will contribute cutting-edge knowledge, practical tools and experience to help strengthen evidence-based policymaking and support the global transition to green and circular economy practices.
“Through our tailored AI models, data science and expertise from an international community of practitioners, we turn scattered, unstructured climate and nature documents into accessible, searchable knowledge that decision-makers can act on,” said Kyra Appleby, Chief Programmes Officer, Climate Policy Radar. “As GGKP’s Knowledge Partner, we are proud to help put credible data in the hands of their global community, in pursuit of a sustainable, inclusive and lasting green transition.”
The International Development Research Centre (IDRC) champions and funds research and innovation within and alongside developing regions to drive global change. By supporting locally grounded research, IDRC helps generate evidence that informs policies, strengthens institutions, advances innovation and improves lives and livelihoods.
Through research funding, technical support, peer learning, capacity strengthening and network convening, IDRC helps build stronger research ecosystems and supports the transformation of ideas into meaningful, lasting action.
As a GGKP Knowledge Partner, IDRC will contribute valuable research, evidence and experience to advance green growth, climate action and sustainable development across countries and communities.
"We are delighted to join the GGKP as a Knowledge Partner. At IDRC, we believe that knowledge has the greatest impact when it is shared, applied and connected to action,” said Erin Tansey, Director, Sustainable Inclusive Economies, IDRC. “We look forward to sharing research and lessons from across the Global South, contributing to Canada’s international engagement and global dialogue on green policy, industry and finance, and connecting with a broader community committed to sustainable and equitable development."
Led by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the World Bank, GGKP brings together many of the world’s leading organizations working towards sustainable growth.
GGKP Knowledge Partners contribute evidence, tools, research and practical solutions while increasing the visibility of their work and connecting with policymakers, practitioners and fellow experts worldwide.
Joining GGKP as a Knowledge Partner is free and involves no financial or legal obligation. Partners join a global network of organizations working to advance green growth, climate action and the circular economy through knowledge sharing and collaboration.
Learn more about becoming a GGKP Knowledge Partner and how your organization can contribute to a more sustainable future.