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Green shoots and REDD herrings
Insight, 15 October 2009
A man in Uganda stands by a digger sitting next to a dirt road.
US Supreme Court dims a light in corporate accountability
Insight, 01 May 2013
Cover for G02800.pdf
Breaking shit taboos: CLTS in Kenya (PLA 61)
Publication, 01 November 2010
A dilapidated road is repaired in the West Khasi Hills district of Meghalaya, India (Photo: Rikynti Marwein via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)
Transforming growth for least developed countries
Insight, 10 March 2014
Cover for G02037.pdf
Reflections on the e-forum on participatory processes for policy change by the authors of the Prajateerpu report (PLA Notes 46)
Publication, 01 April 2003
Solar-powered irrigated water pumps such as this one in Bangladesh can help villagers cope with unreliable rainfall patterns (Photo: Neha Rai/IIED)
Climate finance must reach poor families
Insight, 16 February 2015
Cover for G03245.pdf
From the Amazon to the supermarket: Innovation and the integration of small-scale Amazonian chilli pepper producers
Publication, 01 July 2008
Phnom Penh: activists, students, monks and community members deliver a petition to Cambodia's National Assembly calling for increased protection for the country's natural resources (Photo: Luon Sovath, Creative Commons via Flickr)
IIED to host webinar on promoting accountability in agricultural investment chains
Event, 11 September 2015
Cover for G02467.pdf
CBA conference: Bangladesh 2009 - abstracts
Publication, 01 February 2009
Seydou Kassojue, 47, has a garden plot where he grows lettuce close to the Sélingué dam in Mali. The Global Water Initiative has been working with smallholders in the area since 2009 to find out how the dam affects the livelihoods of local farmers and what improvements could be made (Photo: Mike Goldwater/GWI)
Can dams work for local communities alongside national good?
… on the event in World Water Week More information on GWI Related publications Briefing: Irrigated agriculture and resilience of family …
News, 18 August 2015