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A flooded house

2020: the year to get money where it matters

More new initiatives, such as the Global Commission on Adaptation’s Locally Led Adaptation Action Track, are beginning to recognise the critical role of poor and marginalised people in tackling the climate emergency. From the Gobeshona conference, Andrew Norton and Saleemul Huq explain why a reimagined climate finance system that gets money into the hands of those people must be high on the 2020 ‘super year’ agenda
20 January 2020 BlogClimate change, Economics
A glass full of coins, with a plant sprouting out of the top

A green recovery for inclusion: debt relief and special drawing rights for climate action

This online event on 7 July 2021 explored how special drawing rights can be reallocated to support climate vulnerable countries.

Event date: 
Wednesday, 7 July 2021Event
An illustration with a speech bubble: "We're dealing with multiple intertwined crises" with scales and illustrations depicting climate change, COVID-19, rising inequalities and biodiversity loss

A green recovery from COVID-19? Not without climate, nature and development solutions

COVID-19 has made the world stop and think. What kind of future do we want? And what recovery measures will get us there? An IIED event at London Climate Action Week this month made the case for an inclusive and equitable green recovery that places climate, nature and development at its heart
26 November 2020 BlogBiodiversity, Climate change, Economics

A meeting of mines

Bringing together small-scale miners and globalised mining operations could help to find solutions for many of the ills affecting artisanal miners worldwide
20 April 2010 BlogEconomics

A rapid review of the enabling environment and existing examples of collaborative special-use forest management in Vietnam

A rapid review of the enabling environment and existing examples of collaborative special-use forest management in Vietnam

April 2008PublicationEconomics

A rapid survey of yellow-cheeked crested gibbon and bird species in Da Chais Commune, Bidoup Nui Ba National Park with a view to developing an ecotourism programme in the area

A rapid survey of yellow-cheeked crested gibbon and bird species in Da Chais Commune, Bidoup Nui Ba National Park with a view to developing an ecotourism programme in the area

January 2009PublicationEconomics

A Review of Conservation Trust Funds for Sustainable Marine Resources Management: Conditions for Success

Conservation Trust Funds (CTFs) are a source of sustainable financing for long-term biodiversity conservation, in particular for protected areas management.

June 2014PublicationFisheries, Economics
In a video interview, IIED chief economist Paul Steele argues that the universal nature of the goals show that 'development' extends beyond aid (Image: IIED)

A step change in our approach to development

IIED's chief economist Paul Steele says the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) recognise the crucial challenge of achieving zero poverty and zero net emissions
27 August 2015NewsEconomics, Policy and planning
Landscape of cracked earth

A triple win: managing debt, climate and nature in the pandemic recovery

The pressure of growing debt on emerging economies has severely impacted efforts to tackle the climate crises and biodiversity loss. The pandemic has made the situation even more urgent. This event on Tuesday, 30 March explored emerging research into sustainable and innovative post-pandemic debt management with outcomes for nature and climate.

Event date: 
Tuesday, 30 March 2021Event
Woman in a millet crop

Accelerating adaptation finance

This high-level United Nations General Assembly side event on Wednesday, 22 September heard from ministers and senior officials on their ambitious adaptation finance plans.

Event date: 
Wednesday, 22 September 2021Event

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