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Harnessing employment-based social assistance programmes to scale up nature-based climate action
Publication, 01 January 2020
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Ethiopia's climate diplomacy Part 3. Drawing conclusions and recommendations
Publication, 01 September 2016
Five young men sit on benches on a lawn outside a building. They are listening to two older men seated at a desk.
IIED at Stockholm+50
Event, 02 June 2022
A father and son plough a field in Ethiopia. For Ethiopia's smallholder farmers, oxen are still the main source of agricultural power. It is one of the world's least developed countries, making it more vulnerable to climate change (Photo: Bjvisser, Creative Commons via Wikipedia)
Momentum builds for ambitious agreements at COP24
Insight, 19 November 2018
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Challenging inequality is at the heart of climate change adaptation
Insight, 23 April 2013
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A house with many rooms: Addressing loss and damage from climate change
Insight, 04 September 2013
According to an African saying, "when two elephants fight, the grass gets trampled". When it comes to climate justice, the Least Developed Countries are the grass (Photo: Stephen Baines, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Author Q&A: Climate Justice in a Non-Ideal World
… The issues surrounding climate justice have been discussed over many years, but are particularly relevant ahead of the next UN climate change negotiations (COP23) in November. A new book makes the case for … SH: Climate Justice in a Non-Ideal World features chapters from a group of academics working on the issue of climate justice, or climate …
Article, 03 August 2017
People walking on agricultural land
Envisioning a better future for The Gambia
Insight, 19 July 2021
A brightly coloured building.
Hub for Housing Justice: strengthening global alliances for just housing futures
Project, 02 October 2024
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Providing on-demand legal, technical and strategic advice to the Least Developed Countries Group
Project, 18 December 2012