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Interview

Author interview: 'Small-scale fisheries in Europe: status, resilience and governance'

'Small-scale fisheries in Europe: status, resilience and governance' explores the small-scale fishing industry in Europe, a sector often overlooked in policy discussions

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Blog

How the Amazon bioeconomy can catalyse an inclusive green economy

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Event

IIED at WUF11

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Series

Better cities are possible: achieving resilient, low-carbon and inclusive urban development

IIED annual review

Keeping up the pressure

2021 was dubbed a ‘super year’ and a huge amount was achieved, but the pressure is still on in 2022 to address the challenges of climate change and nature loss. Hard truths about the state of our environment mean that the pace of change will be critical

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Access to information is critical for equality. In 2021 we focused on learning more about how our use of technology could enable both women and men to participate in important conversations. One of three videos produced for IIED’s 2021 annual review.

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Andrew Norton

Fifty years on, 'Only One Earth' rings true

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The impact of COVID-19 on sustainable development

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Conference

IIED at London Climate Action Week, June/July 2022

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Podcast

Making sustainable development a reality – movements that inspire change: Make Change Happen podcast episode 17

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Blog

Moving forward with communal land rights in Ethiopia: what are the legal solutions?

Drylands and pastoralism

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Interview

IIED at 50: how can we harness youth’s energy to drive positive change?

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Webinar

Implementing biocredits: making the market work for nature and people

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Blog

The role of urban green space: how London got its parks

Land acquisitions and rights

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