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Carbon-intensive ultra-processed ingredients subsidised by nearly $43 billion a year

28 November 2023

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Fossil fuel companies rake in $80 billion of taxpayers’ money through shadowy investment tribunals

23 November 2023

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Actions after impacts: non-party stakeholders delivering solutions to address loss and damage

Event on 06 December 2023

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Blog

Do national governments and international agencies need urban health departments?

David Satterthwaite
22 November 2023

Aerial view of desert refugee camp with makeshift homes.

Blog

Silent battles, resounding strength: the lives of transgender refugees in Kenya

Adrian Kibe
21 November 2023

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Where to find IIED and partners at COP28: event listing

Event on 30 November 2023

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Least developed countries call for rapid action to get Paris climate goals back on track

21 November 2023

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Article

Professor Saleemul Huq OBE (1952-2023)

It is with deep sadness that we share news of the passing of Professor Saleemul Huq, senior fellow, IIED. This book of remembrance is open to all who wish to share their memories of Saleem

29 October 2023

Hidden handbrakes

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IIED at COP28

Find out more about our activities and events at the Dubai climate conference

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Development and Climate Days 2023

Event on 07 December 2023

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Navigating conflict: my difficult journey to become a new climate change negotiator

Tasneem Sied Ahmed
03 November 2023

A woman on a protest march holds a sign above her head, saying: 'Act now or swim later'. The sign has a vivid red background.

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Countries missing deadlines to submit climate plans more than half the time

19 September 2023

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Somali refugees in Kenya: increasing camp-urban mobility

Regaining momentum: critical negotiations for LDCs at COP28

Philanthropy’s role in sustaining fisheries for people and nature

The unsung giants of climate and nature investment

Investor-state dispute settlements: a hidden handbrake on climate action

Exploring new approaches to urban refugee hosting in Kenya

The fundamentals of qualitative research

How the International Court of Justice can advance climate action

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Our researchers are active on a range of projects under wider programmes of work to tackle the biggest global challenges...

Mobilising money to where it matters

A programme of work helping to initiate a positive shift in the quantity and quality of climate finance reaching the local level to support locally-led solutions that address climate change, poverty and biodiversity loss

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Housing justice

A programme of work producing knowledge and methodologies for housing policy and initiatives that promote wellbeing and sustainability in cities of the global South

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Localising forest-climate action

A programme of work engaging with locally-controlled forestry organisations to upscale effective climate change adaptation, resilience and mitigation through the restoration of forest landscape biodiversity

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