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Annual Report 2015

26 January 2017 - Special issues - By : Marion DUPONT

I4CE has been launched in 2015, the year of COP21. The think tank was considered as a contribution to the solution agenda.

The research carried out by I4CE covers 4 main programmes:

    • Energy and carbone pricing ;
    • City and infrastructures ;
    • Agriculture and forest ;
    • Finance and Investment,

This report emphasies the achivements of 2015: expertise production, capacity building and contributions to public debate

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