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Fatima Denton, a member of IIED’s Independent Expert Group, speaking at the Development and Climate Days conference (Photo: Matt Wright)
Zero carbon – costs and opportunities for Least Developed Countries
Insight, 10 December 2015
"This workshop aimed to generate a shared learning on how climate financing for low-carbon climate resilient development can better reach the people who need it most" said Neha Rai about the event to discuss accessing climate funds for low-carbon resilience development projects (Photo: Neha Rai/IIED)
Reaching those that need it most: learnings for climate finance programmes
News, 02 April 2015
A group of people huddle in deep, urgent discussion
Taking stock: how the LDCs became masters in climate activism and optimism
Insight, 29 July 2019
REDD+: Learning from participatory forest management
… 5,300 villages engaged in community forestry in Lao PDR. Tanzania is home to about 500 community forest reserves. And in Costa Rica, … much more success could be achieved if initiatives build stronger governance structures and receive adequate technical and financial … and financial support to change practices and institutionalise good governance in both local and national forest management. Another is that …
Insight, 10 November 2011
Polluted river
Time to join the dots on environmental murders
… according to media reports this prompted a gang of men to raid his home at 6am on Sunday and beat him with their fists. Two cases of …
Insight, 28 February 2013
Covers of top publications of 2020.
IIED's best of 2020: publications
Article, 23 December 2020
Keeping the forests we've got
Insight, 30 April 2009
Esilalei, Tanzania: Teresia Olotai uses a refrigerator plugged into a solar powered micro-grid. Delivering energy access in rural Tanzania could help transform local economies (Photo: Morgana Wingard, USAID, Creative Commons via Flickr)
How energy can generate growth in Tanzania's rural economy
Insight, 21 September 2017
Gatekeeper series: Local organization Profiles
Article, 01 April 2010
In Mexico City, the Metrobus BRT system carries roughly 250,000 people daily. It cuts workers' travel times and also helps to reduce carbon emissions (Photo: City Clock Magazine, Creative Commons via Flickr)
How Bus Rapid Transit can make housing affordable to low-income households
Insight, 06 June 2018