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A boat sits on a river in Bangladesh.
Developing nations to pioneer system to track climate change adaptation and development
News, 19 March 2013
Surveys of the priorities of the private sector often ignore vital informal economies, such as this one in Hanoi (Photo: Bill Vorley/IIED)
Shaking up the private sector
Insight, 22 January 2016
Participants at IIED's Innovations for equity in smallholder payments for ecosystem services conference at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh (Photo: Kate Wilson)
Coverage of conference on Innovations for equity in smallholder PES: bridging research and practice
News, 18 March 2014
A person's baby finger is covered in ink so they can vote during the 2013 Presidential elections.
Mali election: A Presidential run off
Insight, 06 August 2013
Artisanal fishermen in the Philippines. In a nation made up of 7,100 islands, small-scale fishing provides livelihoods to hundreds of thousands of people. (Photo: Bernard Spragg. NZ, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Q&A: Revealing the value of small-scale fishing to national economies
Article, 23 May 2018
There is often very little data available about people living in informal settlements such as these along the riverfront in Ahmedabad in India (Photo: Emmanuel Dyan, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Is urban development too complicated for us?
Insight, 17 May 2018
Cover for G00876.pdf
Corporate Social Responsibility: From Words to Action Can Bankers Provoke the "Action"?
Publication, 01 January 1970
Cover for G01257.pdf
Liberalisation, gender and livelihoods: the cashew nut case. Working Paper 1 (Portuguese)
Publication, 01 February 2003
Small-scale miners dry ores in the process of gold mining in Geita, Tanzania (Photo: John Louis/Investing In Gold, Creative Commons)
Dialogues for a sustainable and productive artisanal and small-scale mining sector
Project, 24 January 2014
Rosalind Goodrich's tweet about developing communications strategies (Image: IIED)
Planning for communication starts at research design stage
Insight, 27 March 2017