Nature finance is essential to halt and reverse biodiversity loss – one of the most urgent crises affecting our planet. There ...
Exact dollar amounts of money actually reaching the local level are unknowable, because the OECD dataset doesn’t allow the ...
The collaboration began with a learning exchange in Naivasha, Kenya. Mwangaza Network and DRC government representatives explored Kenya’s new integrated national energy planning framework and gained ...
Evidence is only valuable if it informs action. The first global review is an opportunity to ask not only what progress has ...
Rain is not expected in Bolivia’s Chiquitano dry forest in September. Yet on day one of the Forest and Farm Facility (FFF) ...
Agrobiodiversity (or agricultural biodiversity) underpins food security, nutritional health, livelihood resilience, ecosystem ...
In this episode, IIED senior researcher Deena Dajani talks to Ayah Hammad from UN-Habitat in Jordan, Gilbert Siame from the University of Zambia and Melanie Chirwa from the People’s Process for ...
Josefina Lehnen and Lorenzo Cotula discuss how the energy, defence and AI sectors are driving demand for critical minerals and explore implications for just transition goals. The politics of critical ...
Locking up carbon globally while also feeding the world requires an agroforestry transition – and fast. As part of new Brazilian initiative TERRA, a pioneering industrial-scale agroforestry system in ...
Extreme heat could be costing Indian workers the equivalent of 2% of their country’s GDP every year, according to new IIED research. A survey of informal workers in sectors such as construction and ...
CBA20 offered a packed agenda of different types of sessions and the opportunity to connect with others and share experiences and knowledge. Women along Bangladesh's coast are championing locally led ...
When cities get hot, the most vulnerable communities are hit hardest: people living in informal settlements must endure the heat in overcrowded, poorly built houses, often on low-lying land with few ...