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In Tanzania, former artisanal mining licensees Mwanahamisi Mzalendo and Mwanamkasi Rasi are among entreprenurial women who have pooled their resources to create a quarrying business. They control the day-to-day running of the quarry, including supervising labourers, dealing with the local authorities, and taking care of the site's environmental footprint (Photo: Magali Rochat/IIED)
Q&A: Women are driving the change we need
… I began working in the area of climate change 20 years ago, very few people were talking about gender. I recalled writing one of the first … Communications Group . Fatima Denton is also a member of IIED's Board of Trustees and delivered the 2014 Barbara Ward Lecture, when she called …
Article, 08 March 2018
Francisco Sagasti (Photo: CADE Peru via Flickr)
Negotiating a fair future at COP20
… decades. This has potential catastrophic consequences for millions of people, especially the poor and vulnerable. But scientific and … to lose. We must advance enough that we show progress, but not that people think things are closed or finished. We should leave Lima with a … catastrophic effects of climate change. Francisco Sagasti chairs the Board of the Science and Technology Program (FINCyT) at the Office of …
Insight, 28 November 2014
Supporting Adaptation to Climate Change: What role for Official Development Assistance?
Article, 14 November 2008