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Our successful animation was devised to popularise the Sustainable Development Goals. But that doesn't mean we didn't make mistakes (Image: IIED/Hands Up)

Global goals, global audience – how well did we score?

IIED's animation about the Sustainable Development Goals took us into new territory – but what were we trying to achieve?

18 September 2015 BlogCommunication

Cecil the lion, who was controversially hunted and killed last week, is pictured in 2014. But a ban on trophy hunting may not save lions and have unintended consequences (Photo: Vince O'Sullivan, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

IIED's best of 2015: blogs

As 2015 draws to a close, we're highlighting some of the content we have published during the last 12 months, including the wide range of blogs written by IIED staff and guests. In case you missed them, here are our top 10 most read blogs of the year

22 December 2015ArticleCommunication

The Poken digital data device has captured the imagination of participants at COP22 in Marrakech, and reduced the necessity for tonnes of paper publications (Photo: Matt Wright/IIED)

Digital data trumps paper in Marrakech

It wasn't just the US election result causing upset among COP22 participants on Wednesday. Matt Wright highlights a slick new way of sharing data, creating a stir at this year's climate negotiations

12 November 2016 BlogClimate change, Communication

The publicity for our Twitter chat on 27 March 2017 (Image: Nick Turner/IIED)

Creating a conversation online

IIED recently hosted our first Twitter chat. Matt Wright reflects on getting the most out of targeted online discussions

20 April 2017 BlogCommunication

Seaweed farming in Nusa Lembongan, Bali, is an example of an alternative livelihood project (Photo: Yeowatzup via Creative Commons)

IIED's best of 2014: blogs

In case you missed them, here are IIED's 10 most read blogs from 2014

31 December 2014ArticleCommunication

Social learning on climate change and food security issues can take place anywhere - in schools, farmers' organisations, groups or in workshops. Credit: F. Fiondella

Making it real: social learning in practice

Our review of the literature and in-depth interviews confirmed five top tips for success in putting social learning into practice.

9 December 2013 BlogClimate change, Communication

Conversation between a woman with a notebook and a man, with trees in the background

The Nobel and poverty alleviation: "A slow deliberative process of discovery – no miracle cure"

Esther Duflo, Abhijit Banerjee and Michael Kremer have won the Nobel Prize in Economics, for their on-the-ground experiments on how best to alleviate poverty. IIED communications director Liz Carlile welcomes this recognition of the role played by research in changing development economics

23 October 2019 BlogCommunication, Economics

IIED's best of 2019: videos

Video continues to be a powerful and engaging way to communicate sustainable development issues. We uploaded more than 60 videos to our YouTube channel during 2019, ranging from animations and interviews with our experts, to speeches and webinars. Matt Wright showcases 10 ways video helped us deliver research and information

6 January 2020 BlogCommunication

An interactive data visual that illustrates the scale and speed of urban transformation that research by IIED has sought to document and describe

IIED's best of 2014: multimedia

The third and final round-up in our series looking at our best and most popular content of 2014 focuses on 10 of the most interesting ways IIED has used multimedia over the past 12 months

12 January 2015 BlogCommunication

Covers of Environment and Urbanization publications

Environment & Urbanization local organisation profiles

The journal Environment & Urbanization has published many profiles of local organisations; some are listed below with short summaries

18 August 2014ProjectCommunication, Urban

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