Public Relations

The success of the International Climate Initiative (IKI) is based on the project implementers worldwide who are engaged in protecting the climate and biological diversity. The IKI communications team supports the funded projects by reporting on their communication activities, successes and impacts. Various channels are available for this purpose, such as the IKI website, the IKI Twitter channel or the IKI Brown Bag Lunch events. The IKI communications team is glad to assist, where possible, in all communication related activities of the projects.

Consistent external appearance

IKI projects must be diligent to a coherent external presentation. As a matter of principle, the German government as the project funder should be clearly indicated - for example in publications, reports, on the website, at events or in cooperation with the media. For this purpose, please use the IKI logo, which can be requested from the IKI communications team.

Contact

If you would like to submit a news article and for all IKI logo questions, please contact the

IKI Communications Team

iki-communications@z-u-g.org

Policies, templates and guidelines

Presentation of IKI communication channels and specifications on the use of logos.
- IKI project communication – services and duties (08/2024) (English, PDF, 306 KB)
Form for transferring user rights of photos for the public relations work of the International Climate Initiative (IKI).
The most important facts and figures about the IKI can be found on our overview page "About IKI". This can be used as a template, to include information about the IKI in your own communication materials such as on publications, websites or press releases.
How is a news article on the IKI website structured, what are the photo types and specifications and what should be considered if you would like your project article featured on the IKI website.
- IKI Guidelines for News articles on the IKI website (04/2024) (English, PDF, 159 KB, barrier-free)
Please use our web form to submit project publications and project videos.
The short description in the IKI project database is the business card of the project. This guide provides an overview of important points to included when drafting the IKI project descriptions.
- IKI Guidelines on how to write a short project description (03/2022) (English, PDF, 162 KB, barrier-free)
The IKI aims at implementing a gender-responsive approach to project planning and implementation to prevent gender-based discrimination and achieve gender justice.

At the core of many IKI projects is the hosting of events. Considering that those topics are not gender neutral, the aim of gender-responsive event management is to achieve not only numerical gender parity an inclusive environment for transformational exchange that is just and sustainable.
- IKI Guidelines on gender-responsive event management (03/2023) (English, PDF, 202 KB, barrier-free)

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