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Peruvian women install solar panels and light up their communities
From: ConexiónCOP. Reina Isabel Mamani is part of the Barefoot College program, traveled to India for six months, and learned that electricity, with the help of solar panels, can come from sunlight.
See moreMarch: weather events not to be missed
The third month of the year has started and we present a list of events related to climate change and the environment that will take place so that you don't miss a single detail.
See more10 studies on climate change impacts and actions in Latin America
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) presents ten new studies on climate change in Latin America that analyze the link between this phenomenon and development styles.
See morePost Elections 2016: How to address climate change in Peru?
Within the framework of the Presidential Campaign, the event "How to face climate change in Peru? Urgent Issues for the Next Government".
See morePoints to understand the entry into force of the Paris Agreement
From: ConexiónCOP. During COP21, a new universal regime on climate change was approved, which seeks to keep the increase in the planet's temperature below 2°C. Next April 21, the countries that sign the Paris Agreement will send a global message of acceptance.
See moreVehicle pollution: one of the main environmental problems in Lima
The observatory Lima Cómo Vamos, presented the results of its "Lima Cómo Vamos Survey, Perception Report on Quality of Life" to contribute to the urban knowledge of our city.
See moreAwards of the National Contest "Journalist in Green Growth".
The "Journalist in Green Growth" contest recognizes the work of national or foreign journalists and communicators working in Peru, as well as that of communications students in the last three cycles of their careers.
See moreMeet the new universal agreement on climate change
From: ConexiónCOP. The Paris Agreement approved on December 12 is the most awaited historic milestone to globally address climate change.
See moreCountries' reactions to the new draft climate agreement
From ConexiónCOP. With just a few days to go before the close of the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21), the time to reach a new global agreement on climate change is getting shorter and shorter.
See moreThe new negotiation draft in detail
From: ConexiónCOP. COP21 President Laurent Fabius is determined to work hard to reach a climate agreement to reduce greenhouse gases (GHG) and tackle global warming.
See more375 million euros to be granted to developing countries to address climate change impacts
Countries such as the European Union and Germany, as well as other initiatives, announced at COP21 their commitment to the vulnerable populations of Latin American countries, through the financing of programs aimed at reducing losses caused by extreme weather events, including "El Niño".
See moreNearly 1,000 cities pledge to achieve 100% of renewable energy by 2050
From ConexiónCOP. One thousand mayors established their commitments on climate change at the Climate Summit of Local Leaders that took place on December 4 in the Municipality of Paris.
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