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IIED founder Barbara Ward, who would have been 100 on 23 May, set out the case for a fairer, more just world system
A vision of our world that is sustainable, fairer and realisable: memories of Barbara Ward
Insight, 27 May 2014
Women hoeing a field.
Building a women-led community climate movement
Article, 03 December 2020
Top: Sohel Ahmed and colleague prepare to release the balloon; bottom: Some of the photographs taken from the air (Photos: Sohel Ahmed)
Up in the air: Citizen scientists map food dangers in Nairobi
… The balloon, a downward facing camera slung beneath it, and some interviews are helping the team map a hidden aspect of food insecurity …
Insight, 31 March 2014
Community representatives gather together to record their knowledge about dryland resources as part of a participatory mapping process in Isiolo County, Kenya. (Photo: James Pattison/IIED)
Strengthening civil society to support natural resource management
Insight, 29 July 2015
The mountain gorilla is among the endangered species at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, which was the focus of a a recent radio show series on conservation efforts (Photo: Dilys Roe/IIED)
Broadcasting to Bwindi
Insight, 28 July 2015
RRA Notes 17 cover
RRA Notes 17: General Issue
Article, 01 March 1993
Hippos are poached at Queen Elizabeth National Park for food, to generate income, and for cultural purposes such as to improve fertility (Photo: Tiziana Zoccheddu)
Wildlife crime and poverty: what are the links?
… Our project – which included a review of the literature, along with interviews with several key people – offered up a few of the answers, …
Insight, 13 May 2015
Women farmers sorting their carrot harvest in Karnal District in the Indian state of Haryana (Photo: Nirmal Sigtia, IWMI/CCAFS, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Q&A: Women in rural India are nature’s guardians
Article, 30 October 2018
Nigerian subsidy crisis shows the road to a green economy isn’t smooth
Insight, 17 January 2012
The chairman of the Mpungu Authorised Resource User Group, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, who was involved in the development of the 'Multiple Use' programme (Photo: Mariel Harrison)
Built on collaboration: how conservation research can benefit local people
… brought up a broader issue. So much conservation research involves interviews and focus groups with local communities. These people give …
Insight, 27 March 2015