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IIED senior fellow Saleemul Huq announces the Kathmandu Declaration to delegates at CBA8 in Nepal in April 2014 (Photo: Stephanie Andrei)
Kathmandu Declaration: recommendations for financing communities most vulnerable to climate change
News, 14 May 2014
Housing in informal settlement.
Getting housing back onto the development agenda in the time of COVID-19
… supporting infrastructure.   City government support community-led upgrading of informal settlements. Dozens of examples show how well … and scope of upgrading. Disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation can be integrated into the upgrading; there is so much … for Community Action catalyses and supports hundreds of community led upgrading initiatives and supports links with city governments.  The …
Insight, 02 October 2020
Cover for G01799.pdf
PLA Notes CD-ROM 1988-2001 8 Investigating local markets using PRA
… for their business If it is to succeed, any business must be led by ideas using PRA tools1. This project is part of the `market', and …
Publication, 01 January 1998
A snow leopard prowling on some rocks
Q&A: answering your questions on community-based approaches to tackling poaching and illegal wildlife trade
Article, 09 April 2020
Group of people listening to a man talking
Accessing climate finance in Kenya
Insight, 18 April 2016
Crop field with man watering the soil.
Reconciling food production and forest conservation: priorities for the UN Food Systems Summit
… addressed under each of the five action tracks. In Zambia, dialogues led by the National Food and Nutrition Commission under the leadership … project . This multi-country, multi-year research initiative led by IIED with activities in Ethiopia, Ghana, and Zambia aims to help …
Insight, 20 September 2021
Arid landscape with mountains in the background
Talking transdisciplinarity
… question on how to achieve impact continues to evade us. The IIED-led SENTINEL project  and the British Ecological Society’s Conservation …
Insight, 16 April 2021
A group of women use a ladder to climb up to an imposing well to collect water in a desert-like landscape
Integrating gender and intersectionality in social protection programmes
… in them claiming more than 50% of the workdays. But COVID-19 led to a decline in this share: migrants, both women and men, left … which became dominated by men. Household food insecurity COVID-19 led to inadequate food rationing. During lockdown, women in villages in … gendered and intersectional social protection, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction at the local level. For poor …
Insight, 07 September 2021
Farmers carry bottled water to pour on a field of onion crops
Introduction to our work on climate-resilient development
Article, 17 December 2012
Head and shoulders of four smiling people
Shared vulnerabilities? Connecting climate and health in cities: Make Change Happen podcast episode 7
Article, 06 August 2020