A look ahead at all things sustainable development for the coming year

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** What's new in sustainable development
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** Best of 2023: The Year in Sustainable Development
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With 2023 now in the rearview mirror, we revisit our most downloaded publications ([link removed]) from an eventful year in the world of sustainable development. From farming to fisheries and governance to gas, our IISD experts share their insights across a wide range of topics.

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** Will 2024 Rebuild Trust and Restore Hope?
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Our experts point to four areas ([link removed]) to watch for policy makers, sustainable development professionals, and citizens to judge if this year is heading in the right direction.

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** The Next Cycle: Updates from the 60th Session of the IPCC
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With the seventh assessment cycle of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change underway in Istanbul, our Earth Negotiations Bulletin team is hard at work bringing you the latest ([link removed]) .

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** Will International Carbon Markets Finally Deliver?
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IISD experts unpack whether Article 6 can help the public carbon market finally deliver for climate and nature ([link removed]) .

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** Roadmap for Mining and Sustainable Development
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As 2023 drew to a close, IGF members ([link removed]) ratified an updated Mining Policy Framework ([link removed]) that outlines international best practices.

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** Navigating Decisions: Liquified Natural Gas Export Projects in Mozambique
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This IISD report ([link removed]) warns that Mozambique's liquified natural gas plans could ultimately backfire, with long-lasting implications for the environment and worsening social tensions.

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** Enhancing Biodiversity Co-Benefits from Nature-Based Solutions for Adaptation 
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Get inspired by two projects ([link removed]) in Costa Rica and Grenada that capture biodiversity co-benefits throughout their lifetimes. 

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** IGF Welcomes Guinea Bissau as 82nd Member Country
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In joining, the West African nation stated its ambition ([link removed]) to support a transparent, collaborative, and sustainable mining sector.

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** Join Us for IISD Trade + Sustainability Hub 2024 
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Join us and help shape the future of trade policy. IISD’s Trade + Sustainability Hub (February 26-28) invites you to be part of the conversation ([link removed]) contributing to cooperative trade policies for a sustainable future.

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