How should the questions be formulated?
The Climate Crisis and the Fastest Societal Change, Ever
The G7 must raise its game
The G7 must raise its game
Rethinking Household Surveys Reveals True Picture of Health Inequality
A follow-up survey in 2012 showed where conditions and health outcomes had or had not improved.
A follow-up survey in 2012 showed where conditions and health outcomes had or had not improved.
Bringing Youth’s Energy From the Streets to the Climate Negotiating Table
How do the negotiations work?
How do the negotiations work?
Why We Need More Leaders Like Desmond Tutu to Champion Action for Climate Justice
The ‘climate justice’ movement grew out of this focus on adaptation.
The ‘climate justice’ movement grew out of this focus on adaptation.
2021 Barbara Ward Lecture: Rebeca Grynspan Says Nothing Is Ever So Small That It Cannot Make a Difference
Strong vision and long-term thinking.
Strong vision and long-term thinking.
Multiple Housing and Climate-Related Vulnerabilities of Informal Workers in Indore, India
While informal workers in Indore, India contend with multi-faceted vulnerabilities, recent research shows a gradual transition towards resilience. Guest bloggers Siddharth Agarwal and Kanupriya Kothiwal discuss the findings.
While informal workers in Indore, India contend with multi-faceted vulnerabilities, recent research shows a gradual transition towards resilience. Guest bloggers Siddharth Agarwal and Kanupriya Kothiwal discuss the findings.
Starting a Journey – Reflections on Race and Racism and the Work To Do in Our Organisations and Our Sector
Andrew Norton reflects on deep challenges of enduring racism within the sustainable development sector and IIED’s ongoing work to contribute to progress.
Andrew Norton reflects on deep challenges of enduring racism within the sustainable development sector and IIED’s ongoing work to contribute to progress.
Film Exploring the Lives of Urban Refugees Wins Best Documentary at Kenyan Film Festival
A hard-hitting film telling the stories of Nairobi’s urban refugees in their own words has won best documentary at the Eldoret Film Festival.
A hard-hitting film telling the stories of Nairobi’s urban refugees in their own words has won best documentary at the Eldoret Film Festival.
Q&A: Citizen Participation in Planning − From the Neighbourhood to the City
What is the current state of knowledge on making planning more genuinely inclusive? A panel of urban experts answer questions from a recent webinar that discussed examples and theories of participatory planning from around the world.
What is the current state of knowledge on making planning more genuinely inclusive? A panel of urban experts answer questions from a recent webinar that discussed examples and theories of participatory planning from around the world.
Climate-Induced Migration Illustrates Loss and Damage Already Being Felt by Communities
Greater prominence for loss and damage
Greater prominence for loss and damage
Tackling Loss and Damage: Who Is Most Vulnerable to Disaster Displacement?
These tools mark a step change in our ability to assess displacement risk, especially at global level.
These tools mark a step change in our ability to assess displacement risk, especially at global level.
Women Claim Their Space in Land Governance
Village leadership roles are almost always held by men.
Village leadership roles are almost always held by men.
Decoloniality and the New Ethics of Climate and Nature
Breaking the mould
Breaking the mould
Film Exploring the Lives of Urban Refugees Wins Best Documentary at Kenyan Film Festival
Understanding life ‘under the radar’.
Understanding life ‘under the radar’.
Starting a Journey – Reflections on Race and Racism and the Work To Do in Our Organisations and Our Sector
So the legacy of colonialism needs to be at the heart of the way we see climate justice.
So the legacy of colonialism needs to be at the heart of the way we see climate justice.