LOUGHBOROUGH UNIVERSITY

CCG is a £38m UK Aid-funded project which aims to support investment in sustainable energy and transport systems to meet development priorities in the Global South. The programme brings together some of the UK's leading universities including UCL, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College and the Open University, with the Centre for Global Equality, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sustain 2030, and Climate Parliament. It is directed from the Centre for Sustainable Transitions: Energy, Environment, and Resilience (STEER), at Loughborough University. Our team includes experts in practical, applicable research in sustainable development and related topics... So, we work to ensure that each country has the skills and processes it needs to collect and use the evidence for its policy and investment decisions. We do this by connecting policy makers with CCG researchers and experts around the world... Our activities, and the courses and publications we produce, aim to support the development of..

Also known as: Climate Compatible Growth