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Pilot scheme for human-wildlife conflict insurance in Kenya welcomed
… to wildlife. Animals, such as elephants, are a major source of human-wildlife conflict in the country. They trample or eat crops, damage property, and sometimes cause human injury or even death. In many cases this leads to the killing of … The decision by the government to finance the premiums on pilots on human-wildlife conflict insurance was taken as part of President William …
News, 10 May 2023
A view of Beijing across the river. There are trees and greenery in the foreground.
China's urbanisation conundrum: balancing economic growth and human wellbeing
… China's urbanisation conundrum: balancing economic growth and human wellbeing …
Insight, 30 April 2024
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Taxonomy of climate-attributable loss and damage and scalable responses related to DRR, health and human mobility
… loss and damage and scalable responses related to DRR, health and human mobility …
Publication, 26 April 2024
Image of grafitti of child crying on a building in Favela Metro-Mangueira. The buildings next to it are torn down.
Can people-centred justice stop forced evictions?
Insight, 09 July 2026
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Catalysing agrobiodiversity: a call for differentiated and complementary approaches
Publication, 25 June 2026
Two people wade through water to plant saplings.
Getting back on track: turning global biodiversity promises into fair and locally-led action by 2030
Insight, 27 July 2026
Slow onset climate disasters leaving migrants at greater risk of human trafficking
… able to adapt to climate change so that they don’t fall prey to human traffickers.” In 2020 alone, India suffered its worst locust … Slow onset climate disasters leaving migrants at greater risk of human trafficking …
News, 25 May 2022
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Critical theme: Can insurance promote human wildlife co-existence?
… critical theme event to discuss whether insurance schemes can promote human-wildlife co-existence and protect women, men and wildlife, with examples from Kenya and Sri Lanka. Human-wildlife conflict is a growing global problem affecting millions … growth, agricultural expansion and infrastructure development, human-wildlife conflict is increasing in many parts of the world, …
Event, 01 January 2021
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“Public officers are also human beings”: trust and environmental governance
… the Sumapaz páramo was in a good conservation state after decades of human presence, and that the strength of their organisation was an asset … supporting their CRZ request, campesinos dedicated a whole section to human rights. Along with numerous other arbitrary detentions, some … “This workshop was important: we realised public officers are also human beings”. His statement shows the profound challenges that socially …
Insight, 08 July 2020
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(Dis)integration in Global Resource Governance: Extractivism, Human Rights, and Investment Treaties
… local systems of practice and belief, and more effectively consider human rights in investment processes. … (Dis)integration in Global Resource Governance: Extractivism, Human Rights, and Investment Treaties …
Publication, 01 August 2020