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A young man on a hillside, planting a tree.
When investors go green
… on how to become a sustainable business leader of tomorrow Interview: IIED’s Laura Kelly puts questions to Chris West from Sumerian Partners …
Insight, 18 November 2019
Lagos in 2010. Under different scenarios, Lagos could have 61 million inhabitants in 2100, or over 100 million (Image: Ricardo Gomes, Creative Commons, via Flickr)
Will Africa have the world's largest cities in 2100?
… took these goals seriously? David Satterthwaite (david.satterthwaite@iied.org) is a senior fellow in IIED's Human Settlements research group and visiting professor at the …
Insight, 07 October 2016
Patently obvious: intellectual property rights could support small producers
… and trademarks: a way forward? A new report , published by IIED’s Shaping Sustainable Markets initiative , explores this question. … Sustainable Markets Group and Krystyna Swiderska Senior Researcher in IIED's Natural Resources Group . Find out more Read the briefing: …
Insight, 14 November 2011
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République du Congo : cinq priorités de l’encadrement juridique de la foresterie communautaire
Publication, 01 August 2019
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En quoi les communautés sont-elles un élément clé de la protection des forêts du bassin du Congo
Publication, 01 August 2019
People planting seedlings in water
Towards better assessment of adaptation results
Insight, 31 October 2019
An excerpt from the 'Valuing variability: new perspectives on climate resilient drylands development' book (Image: IIED)
Reviving knowledge in India's rainfed farming and livestock systems
… by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) and launched in the Kenyan Parliament earlier this year , argues …
News, 20 August 2015
RRA Notes 15 cover
RRA Notes 15: Applications of Wealth Ranking
Article, 30 April 1992
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Inventario de los Proyectos de Manejo Communitario de Vida Silvestre Centroamerica y Republica Dominica
Publication, 01 January 2000
Informal settlements in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta. The World Bank estimates that some 29 million Indonesians live in urban areas with poor access to basic services (Photo: Axel Drainville, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Urban risks: where are the top five biggest blind spots?
… and acting on them.  David Satterthwaite  ( david.satterthwaite@iied.org ) is a senior fellow in IIED's Human Settlements research group  and visiting professor at the …
Insight, 18 April 2017