New Perspectives on Transboundary Climate Adaptation
Climate change doesn't adhere to political borders, which has implications as countries seek to build resilience. A new IISD report unpacks the role of the NAP process in addressing these risks.
Why Public Engagement Is Key to Building Resilience
Another new report (or, if you're short on time, a one-minute video) reveals why governments should place people at the centre of decision making on adaptation policies and processes.
ISDS a “Major Obstacle” to Climate Action: UN report
Investor–state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanisms are preventing urgent action on climate change, a new UN report finds. IISD contributed a joint submission to the report and is now supporting developing countries in negotiations to reform the ISDS system.
Historic Framework on Chemicals Adopted
Based on 28 targets and following years of talks, the new global framework outlines a roadmap for countries and stakeholders to address life cycles of chemicals, including products and waste.
ERBD Must End Finance for Fossil Fuels, Including Gas
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will soon publish a new Energy Sector Strategy. IISD joined more than 100 organizations from 40 countries in calling on them to stop supporting fossil fuels.
Financing Adaptation in Developing Countries
How can we increase the amount of funds being invested in adaptation action? This report identifies seven guiding principles to strengthen and scale-up financing strategies.
Due Diligence Regulations Could Impact Global South
In an interview with Euractiv and a 90-minute deep dive webinar, our experts outlined the potential impacts of these regulations and the capacity-building gap that needs closing.
Stitching Together the Complex Cotton Supply Chain
By the time a t-shirt lands in a store, most details about where and how it was produced are lost. Our new video explains why mapping textile value chains is key to ensuring long-lasting sustainability in the cotton sector.
