Media

Short film about the work of the Climate Change Media Partnership, training journalists to report on climate change around the world.

Communities the world over risk losing control over their traditional knowledge because a UN agency insists on using existing intellectual property standards for managing access to the information.

Policymakers must radically alter their views of migration and see it as a vital adaptation to climate change rather than an unwanted consequence or a failure to adapt.

The report focuses on Nigeria, a country with huge energy resources and foreign investment in the sector but also serious poverty and environmental challenges.

Adapting Cities to Climate Change contains contributions by 37 specialists from a variety of disciplines, several of whom served on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Paying people to protect forests can be an effective way to tackle deforestation and climate change but only if there is good governance of natural resources.

An analysis of the state of international negotiations to agree steps to address climate change, from Saleemul Huq, Senior Fellow in IIED's climate change group.

Land acquisitions are on the increase in Africa and other continents, raising the risk that poor people will be evicted.

The largest group of developing-world journalists returns to boost media coverage of climate change in a critical year of negotiations.

Health systems in many of the Least Developed Countries are already stretched to breaking point and climate change will add new burdens.