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The International Climate Initiative (IKI) is a funding programme established by the German Federal Government and forms part of Germany's engagement with international climate and biodiversity financing. The IKI has committed itself to a very high level of transparency. All reporting from IKI projects follow a standard procedure in order to fully document and evaluate project results and provide learning outcomes as a public service.

Overview of the exemplary process steps of an IKI project at a glance. It begins with the launch of a call. This is followed by the outline phase, after which the applicants are are invited to submit a project proposal. Once this has been submitted, the project is approved. This is followed by the implementation phase of a project begins. The end of the project is followed by the closing phase, which ends with the official project closure.
The process steps of an IKI project at a glance

All templates and supporting documents for the entire project process is accessible via this page - as a download or a link to online forms. In addition, the IKI Office at Zukunft – Umwelt – Gesellschaft (ZUG) provides advice and assistance on all technical, administrative and process-related issues.

The templates include all information required to ensure timely and compliant reporting on project implementation and on the use of funds. Support is also provided for the implementation of the mandatory IKI Gender Strategy, IKI Safeguards as well as guidelines on public relations work for IKI projects.

Most of the templates for IKI projects are provided as English-language documents.

Please note that the templates and processes for reporting may slightly differ for the IKI Medium Grants and the IKI Small Grants. The IKI Small Grants programme is managed by the German Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). For full details of what is required, please visit the IKI Small Grants website.

This site is regularly updated. Please contact us if you have any questions. We would be happy to receive your input to improve the website design.

Important information and documents for the implementation of IKI projects in the individual project phases

Information on reporting on the project progress

Information on submitting an amendment request

Information on closing a project

Public Relations in IKI projects

Information on IKI project communication - services and duties

Monitoring & Evaluation in the IKI

Information on "Monitoring & Evaluation in the IKI"

Contact

For further information or questions, implementing organisations can contact the respective IKI project support or the IKI Office at ZUG.

IKI Office
Zukunft – Umwelt – Gesellschaft (ZUG) gGmbH
Stresemannstraße 69-71

10963 Berlin

iki-office@z-u-g.org

Contact IKI ICM

The Indipendent complaint mechanism (ICM) is intended to enable people who suffer (potential) negative social and/or environmental consequences from IKI projects, or who wish to report the improper use of funds, to voice their complaints and seek redress.

The responsible team for the IKI complaints mechanism can be reached at .

 

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