ORGANISATION
Wuppertal Institute
The Wuppertal Institute explores and develops environmental policy guidelines, strategies, and instruments in order to promote sustainability at regional, national and international level. The main focus lies on ecology and its interrelation with economy and society. Special emphasis is put on decoupling the use of natural resources from the increase of wealth.
Research at the Institute is based on long-term scenarios and system analysis as well as comparative studies of resource use, energy systems and ecological structural change in different countries.
The core research fields of the Institute's research groups are:
- Future Energy and Mobility Structures
- Energy, Transport and Climate Policy
- Material Flows and Resource Management
- Sustainable Production and Consumption
Latest documents from Wuppertal Institute
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Role of market mechanisms in Intended Nationally Determined Contributions
W. Obergassel / Wuppertal Institute, 2015DocumentQuo Vadis, Africa? Update on the uptake of the CDM in Africa
N. Kreibich, C. Arens, L. Hermwille / Wuppertal Institute, 2013DocumentIntegrated city strategy for CO2 emission reduction, resource efficiency and climate resilience
J. Venjakob, C. Schneider / Wuppertal Institute, 2013DocumentCurrent developments in pilot Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions of developing countries (NAMAs)
H Wang-Helmreich (ed), W. Sterk (ed), T Wehnert (ed), C. Arens (ed) / Wuppertal Institute, 2011