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Enhance and Leverage the Architecture on Evidence for Climate Protection

ELEVATE-ProClima is funded by the British Academy's Evidence-informed Policymaking Grants 2025 Awards. It is a timely and significant project investigating how targeted interventions can turn the tide of climate negotiations.

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Background

ELEVATE-ProClima began in April 2025 and brings together researchers from Durham University, the University of São Paulo and the State University of Rio de Janeiro. The project examines how international climate governance can strengthen evidence-informed national policymaking, focusing on the role of UNFCCC COPs in connecting international commitments with domestic policy. It explores how evidence from the Paris Agreement’s first Global Stocktake has informed NDCs 3.0, including gender-responsive climate policies.

Project Background

Explore the background and context for ELEVATE-ProClima, such as its focus on evidence-informed and gender-responsive climate policymaking.
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Project Activity

Find out more about the project's research, engagement and knowledge-exchange activities, including work undertaken with researchers, policymakers and other stakeholders.
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ELEVATE-ProClima Report

View the ELEVATE-ProClima report on The State Practice of Science-Referencing in NDCs 3.0.
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Best Available Science (BAS) Observatory

Explore how national climate commitments integrate empirical evidence, Global Stocktake outcomes, and gender-responsive legal frameworks under the Paris Agreement.
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