This series of blogs will raise awareness and action on the interlinkages between climate, nature and people by exploring key issues around the global milestones throughout 2021.
Choosing a Sustainable Way Out of the Pandemic’s Economic Chaos
With debt swaps governments and finance institutions can address the triple crises of debt, climate change and the destruction of nature.
With debt swaps governments and finance institutions can address the triple crises of debt, climate change and the destruction of nature.
Here’s Why Indigenous Economics Is the Key To Saving Nature
Mainstream western economics is destroying the environment - and the indigenous knowledge that has conserved nature for millennia.
Mainstream western economics is destroying the environment – and the indigenous knowledge that has conserved nature for millennia.
Talking Transdisciplinarity
Guest bloggers Alexandre Chausson and Lydia Cole discuss achieving research impact through co-producing knowledge in transdisciplinary teams.
Guest bloggers Alexandre Chausson and Lydia Cole discuss achieving research impact through co-producing knowledge in transdisciplinary teams.
Demanding Attention for the Loss and Damage From Climate Change
Blogs, briefings, animations and practical guidebooks are some ways IIED and partners are getting the injustice of climate change loss and damage recognised in policy spaces.
Blogs, briefings, animations and practical guidebooks are some ways IIED and partners are getting the injustice of climate change loss and damage recognised in policy spaces.
Brutal Realities of Climate Change Loss and Damage Come To Life in IIED Animations
IIED has launched the first in a series of three animations that depict the deep and personal loss and damage caused by climate change in the least developed countries (LDCs) – stories that, too often, go untold or unheard.
IIED has launched the first in a series of three animations that depict the deep and personal loss and damage caused by climate change in the least developed countries (LDCs) – stories that, too often, go untold or unheard.
The Often Forgotten Role of Small and Intermediate Urban Centres
Small and intermediate urban centres have critical roles in these urban systems.
Small and intermediate urban centres have critical roles in these urban systems.
CBA15: Can Adaptation Be a Superhero in the ‘Super Year’ for Climate and Nature?
In the 'super year' events in 2021 and beyond, we want to see countries commit to innovation in the adaptation space.
In the ‘super year’ events in 2021 and beyond, we want to see countries commit to innovation in the adaptation space.
Locally Led Adaption To Climate Change: The Start of a 10-Year Learning Journey
Our vision for a journey to promote locally led adaptation.
Our vision for a journey to promote locally led adaptation.
Promoting Producer Agency in Food Systems – Might New Global Guidelines Offer Any Hope?
With a new set of guidelines on food systems and nutrition under negotiation, Emily Polack reflects on their potential to give small-scale producers a greater say in food systems governance – one key to a healthier, fairer and more sustainable future for all.
With a new set of guidelines on food systems and nutrition under negotiation, Emily Polack reflects on their potential to give small-scale producers a greater say in food systems governance – one key to a healthier, fairer and more sustainable future for all.
The Loss and Damage of Climate Change Has Pushed Sierra Leoneans Far Beyond Their Ability To Adapt
The sea rises, the rains come, disease follows.
The sea rises, the rains come, disease follows.
Rubbish Dump Turned Lush Urban Farm
The focus was on enabling vulnerable communities to produce their own nourishing food.
The focus was on enabling vulnerable communities to produce their own nourishing food.
Farmer-Herder Conflict: Open Your Eyes, Change the Narrative, Find Solutions
New research uproots deep-set trend to help understand increasing violence in dryland Africa through the lens of ‘farmer-herder conflict’.
New research uproots deep-set trend to help understand increasing violence in dryland Africa through the lens of ‘farmer-herder conflict’.
Q&A: Using Digital Technology To Engage Citizens in Climate Action
In fact, for all ages, everyone said that we must communicate simply and clearly if we wanted to motivate people to get involved.
In fact, for all ages, everyone said that we must communicate simply and clearly if we wanted to motivate people to get involved.
Putting Informal Food Systems at the Centre of Sustainable Diets
The pandemic may trigger a wave of hunger and malnutrition, especially in sub-saharan africa, where it is disrupting supply chains.
The pandemic may trigger a wave of hunger and malnutrition, especially in sub-saharan africa, where it is disrupting supply chains.
What Does the Biden Win Mean for Climate Action?
On climate finance, faster emissions cuts and setting the climate action traffic signal for business from red to green, a Biden administration could produce big shifts.
On climate finance, faster emissions cuts and setting the climate action traffic signal for business from red to green, a Biden administration could produce big shifts.