Ninety-three per cent of climate finance is not sufficiently transparent to be tracked to the its end use.
Acting on the Planetary Emergency
Threats are coming into sharp focus.
Threats are coming into sharp focus.
Steering Gender to the Centre of the Blue Economy
Women are overlooked, undervalued and underestimated.
Women are overlooked, undervalued and underestimated
Delivering Climate Finance at the Local Level: The Dema Fund
The fund reaches geographically remote communities that are largely excluded from social programmes and government services, including indigenous peoples, afro-brazilian communities, subsistence farmers and women.
The fund reaches geographically remote communities that are largely excluded from social programmes and government services, including indigenous peoples, afro-brazilian communities, subsistence farmers and women.
Bearing the Climate Burden – Bangladesh Families Are Paying Too Much
One element to make it possible for the poorest countries to be able to do this is climate finance.
One element to make it possible for the poorest countries to be able to do this is climate finance.
Biodiversity: A Women’s Business?
Women are among the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs in the world. What role do their burgeoning forest and farm businesses play in safeguarding biodiversity?
Women are among the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs in the world. What role do their burgeoning forest and farm businesses play in safeguarding biodiversity?
Real Climate Ambition Means Switching to ‘Business Unusual’
Clare shakya argues that supporting their efforts requires a shift away from business-as-usual.
Clare shakya argues that supporting their efforts requires a shift away from business-as-usual.
Women in the Un Climate Negotiations: Are We Tipping the Balance?
Ahead of international women’s day, brianna craft and samantha mccraine take a closer look at how well women are represented in spaces where international decisions on climate change are made.Women in the un climate negotiations: Are we tipping the balance?
Ahead of international women’s day, brianna craft and samantha mccraine take a closer look at how well women are represented in spaces where international decisions on climate change are made.Women in the un climate negotiations: Are we tipping the balance?
Towards Better Assessment of Adaptation Results
Benefits of aligning global rmfs with national m&e systems
Benefits of aligning global rmfs with national m&e systems
Harnessing #Metoo Momentum to Drive Climate Action
How can we channel the energy behind the #metoo movement to bolster the global fight against climate change?
How can we channel the energy behind the #metoo movement to bolster the global fight against climate change?
How the Urban Poor Define and Measure Food Insecurity
As urban centres grow rapidly, inadequate housing and the lack of basic infrastructure and services affect a large and growing share of their population.
As urban centres grow rapidly, inadequate housing and the lack of basic infrastructure and services affect a large and growing share of their population.
Strengthening Development in the Face of the Climate Crisis and Environmental Destruction
The climate emergency is not always a priority in development agencies’ planning.
The climate emergency is not always a priority in development agencies’ planning.
How Tackling Climate Change Could Tackle Inequality
Sarah Colenbrander and Andrew Sudmant report on research showing that cutting greenhouse gas emissions in urban areas will benefit vulnerable residents most.
Sarah Colenbrander and Andrew Sudmant report on research showing that cutting greenhouse gas emissions in urban areas will benefit vulnerable residents most.
Who’s Listening? Community Voices on Illegal Wildlife Trade
Provide incentives for the communities that live alongside wildlife.
Provide incentives for the communities that live alongside wildlife.
Women, wildlife and the workings of the CBD
Dilys Roe explains why international efforts to manage the world’s wildlife sustainably need input from the ground.
Dilys Roe explains why international efforts to manage the world’s wildlife sustainably need input from the ground.
Putting Gender Centre Stage
Without gender equality and gender equity, there can be no social justice or sustainable development.
Without gender equality and gender equity, there can be no social justice or sustainable development.