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A big group picture with representatives from China and representatives from the Regional Development Planning Agency (Bappeda) of Jakarta at Bappeda.

Tongji University and Shenzhen Bus Group visit Jakarta for knowledge exchange and technical discussions on sustainable urban transportation development

During 27-28 January 2026, representatives from Tongji University, Shenzhen Bus Group,and GIZ Urban-Act China visited the Special Capital Region of Jakarta Indonesia. The visit aims for further exchanges with the Regional Development Planning Agency (Bappeda) and the TransJakarta team on Low-carbon urban transportation solutions, digital-supported sustainable urban mobility planning. Through

From project to alliance: COPA advances sustainable cooling solutions

As the COPA project concluded in December 2025, its achievements highlight both the urgency and opportunity of sustainable cooling. Facing a growing demand for refrigeration and air conditioning, emissions from ozone-depleting substances (ODS) and climate-damaging hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) remain a critical challenge. Implemented by GIZ in cooperation with UNIDO and UNDP,

AI-generated illustration, showing an urban space with residential buildings in the center, water turbines on the left, solar panels in the front, and wind turbines in the back.

Sino-German dialogue explores market-oriented development pathways

As global leaders in renewable energy development, Germany and China have been promoting the full participation of renewable energy generation in power market transactions. However, as national subsidies are gradually being phased out, the issue of ensuring investor returns has become increasingly prominent.

Participants of the final project workshop sitting in two rows at a long table in a seminar room. A digital screen is at the front of the room.

Research explores gender mainstreaming in carbon market development

On 5 January, the Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning (CAEP) and GIZ held a workshop to introduce a study on mainstreaming gender in carbon market mechanisms which they conducted over the past months. The study puts forward a set of policy recommendations to support gender-responsive carbon market development and was

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