Our new policy guide shows a way forward for environmental diplomacy.
View this email in your browser ([link removed])
[link removed]
** JOINING FORCES: HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE
------------------------------------------------------------
Global environmental changes have major public health impacts, yet health stakeholders remain largely outside international environmental governance. How can we break down the silos ([link removed]) ?
[link removed]
** BY THE NUMBERS: INVESTMENT DISPUTES AND FOSSIL FUELS
------------------------------------------------------------
One fifth of the known investor–state disputes across all sectors come from the fossil fuel industry. What does this mean for governments pursuing ambitious climate action ([link removed]) ?
[link removed]
** WHERE SCIENCE AND POLICY COME TOGETHER
------------------------------------------------------------
Science–policy interfaces play a crucial role in connecting scientists with international policy-makers. With new interfaces possibly on the horizon, what can we learn ([link removed]) from the past?
[link removed]
** MAKING GREEN JOBS THE LAW
------------------------------------------------------------
What could federal legislation for a just transition to clean energy look like in Canada? We explore the lessons Canada can learn ([link removed]) from international peers to ensure an inclusive outcome.
[link removed]
** WEIGHING ALTERNATIVES TO INVESTOR–STATE DISPUTES
------------------------------------------------------------
Policy-makers are increasingly looking at dispute prevention and management agencies as an alternative to costly investor–state disputes. How do these agencies actually work in practice ([link removed]) ?
[link removed]
** NEXT STEPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA'S ENERGY TRANSITION
------------------------------------------------------------
South Africa currently spends billions of dollars on energy subsidies, including for fossil fuels. How can policy-makers reimagine fiscal policies to support the clean energy transition ([link removed]) ?
[link removed]
** ADVANCING GENDER-SENSITIVE POLICIES IN MINING
------------------------------------------------------------
Women play a large role in mining, including in artisanal and small-scale mines. Yet they are often marginalized in the sector. How can gender-sensitive policies make a difference ([link removed]) ?
[link removed]
** PRESERVING MINING REVENUE IN SENEGAL
------------------------------------------------------------
Mining is a key source of Senegal's revenue, yet the financial benefits are often not fully realized. Our IGF team worked with the government to make sure this revenue is not lost ([link removed]) .
============================================================
** Follow us on Twitter ([link removed])
** Friend us on Facebook ([link removed])
** Watch us on YouTube ([link removed])
** Connect on LinkedIn ([link removed])
** Learn more at IISD.org ([link removed])
** Drop us a line (mailto:
[email protected])
Copyright © 2022 International Institute for Sustainable Development, All rights reserved.
You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive emails from IISD.
** unsubscribe from this list ([link removed])
** update subscription preferences ([link removed])
Email Marketing Powered by Mailchimp
[link removed]
