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Regulation is key to a climate-resilient insurance market: how regulation can balance insurer interests and public resilience in the face of escalating climate risks
Publication, 05 November 2026
People posing for an image in front of COP31 and UNFCCC logos.
LIFE-AR launches fully independent facility
News, 12 November 2026
Tow people are in a field, picking crops. They are both wearing green t-shirts.
LDCs’ experiences in transparency reporting, part 1: adaptation
Event, 22 July 2026
Dandara people's agroecological garden in Recife, Brazil.
Nature for climate in cities: exploring nature-based solutions for informal settlements
Project, 05 August 2026
A dramatic sunset of reds and yellows frames a dozen wind turbines in the distance in the water.
Making subsidy reform work for nature, climate and people
Article, 14 October 2026
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Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation in Myanmar: A Practice Compendium and MCAN Recommendations
… Myanmar is facing rising climate risks alongside deep constraints on formal delivery capacity. In … on nature-based solutions (NbS) and related approaches that reduce climate risk while supporting livelihoods, ecosystems and everyday … what has been shown to work in comparable contexts and what needs to change to make NbS more effective, fair and durable. …
Publication, 18 May 2026
People from the Youth Group at COP30 gathered and listening to someone speak off-camera.
The power of the process: why multilateral climate negotiations still matter
… Scientists agree that climate change is the gravest and most urgent crisis we face. Countries need to … cope with unavoidable loss and damage. As we approach the mid-year climate change meeting in Bonn (UNFCCC SB64) , questions again surface … Climate change … UN climate change conference (COP31) … The power of the process: why multilateral climate negotiations still matter …
Insight, 03 June 2026
A long-distance view of shacks built on the edge of debris-strewn water.
Cooling cities from the ground up
… Extreme heat is one of the most under-recognised climate risks facing cities today, with major gaps in both data and … are compounded by a wider financing gap. Globally, just 3.5% of major climate finance over the past two decades has reached low-income urban … challenges of rapid, often informal urbanisation, climate change and social inequality. It seeks to work with partners to enhance …
Project, 25 September 2026
People queuing up in front of government ration centre to get food grain
Food security to crumble in face of climate change
… good-quality food or even enough food to survive following repeated climate-driven shocks, research from IIED suggests. Data from a new food … showed India’s food security to be particularly vulnerable to climate change, with its score falling to 4.96 at 1.5°C of warming and just 4.52 … “Helping farmers adapt to extreme weather, through improving water management, soil quality and crop variety, is another vital protective …
News, 23 March 2026
A man stands beside a river and a floating raft on which stand plant pots full of crops.
Introduction to community-based adaptation to climate change
… a participatory approach that puts local people front and centre in climate and development action. Key features of CBA include the … communities’ ability to anticipate, plan for and respond to climate-related challenges. For decades, IIED has been instrumental in … governments and donors to help those most vulnerable to climate change. The CBA community Over the years a community of practice has …
Project, 02 February 2025