What we did at COP29…
Our global experts had a wide-reaching presence at the recent COP29, here’s a round-up of who was doing what across some of our key focus areas.
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View from the inside: The intersection of health and climate
Suresh Tiwari discusses how the climate crisis has impacted every aspect of public health policy in Nepal, and how all countries need to come together to mitigate the challenges ahead.
View from the inside: COP29 and what it means for vulnerable communities
Bimal Regmi walks us through the fallout from COP29, highlighting the controversy around key outcomes and outlining how the negotiations fell short of expectations.
View from the inside: Mountains and climate change agenda in UN climate talks
Climate expert Apar Paudyal spotlights the urgent challenges facing mountain ecosystems and their global impact.
Melting glaciers, rising urgency: Making mountains central to climate talks
With a third of Nepal's ice gone in 30 years, the Himalayas' rapid melting highlights why saving mountain regions is critical for global climate stability.
The Energy Crisis: why green grids and cross border trade in renewables could be the answer
As COP27 continues, Principal Energy Consultant, Simon Trace, shares a summary of six years’ research into the potential of green grids and cross border trade in renewables...
Apar Paudyal
Apar is a Senior Consultant in our Nepal office who works with the government and clients to manage climate, resilience and sustainability issues.
Nepal at COP27: Translating policy into practice
The UKAID-funded Policy and Institutions Facility (PIF) has been supporting the Government of Nepal on climate and disaster resilience over the past five years.