Exact dollar amounts of money actually reaching the local level are unknowable, because the OECD dataset doesn’t allow the ...
Rain is not expected in Bolivia’s Chiquitano dry forest in September. Yet on day one of the Forest and Farm Facility (FFF) ...
Evidence is only valuable if it informs action. The first global review is an opportunity to ask not only what progress has ...
Nature finance is essential to halt and reverse biodiversity loss – one of the most urgent crises affecting our planet. There ...
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 ...
Repetitive manual work, such as removing banana leaves infected by disease on hundreds of plants each week, can cause musculoskeletal disorders (Photo: Banana Link) Green initiatives in international ...
Through the Climate and Development Ministerial, IIED, along with secretariat partner E3G, is working to advocate for the adaptation of the finance priorities of least developed countries and Small ...
The missing social infrastructure: financing housing justice as a strategy to advance global agendas
Currently, the housing crisis is a blind spot in the global finance for development agenda, and financing mechanisms for housing remain limited, unequal and inadequate. This year’s discussions about ...
Agrobiodiversity (or agricultural biodiversity) underpins food security, nutritional health, livelihood resilience, ecosystem ...
Western economics is not only destroying the environment. It is also destroying Indigenous peoples’ holistic development models that ensure balance with nature, and provide alternative paradigms for ...
Traditional authorities in Zambia complain that the government does not consult them when land is allocated for investment projects, while communities say chiefs are neglecting their interests.
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