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Tidal damage on the small island nation of Kiribati. Small island developing nations, especially the atoll nations of the Pacific and Indian Oceans, are among the poorest and most vulnerable to climate change (Photo: Jodie Gatfield, AusAID)
Paris Agreement must stand on three pillars
Insight, 01 June 2015
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Part IIII. TOWARDS EEFFECTIVE INSTITUTIONS Chapter 7. CO-MANAGEMENT AGREEMENTS
… state, provin- cial and territorial authorities, government agencies, research and educational agreement m must b be institutions, …
Publication, 01 January 1970
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MDG3-ch4.qxd 31/8/05 9:47 am Page 79 79 4 Advancement through association: Appropriate support for associations of small and medium forest enterprises
… Centre, Makere University, Uganda; Frank Merry is with the Woods Hole Research Centre, USA; Sharon Ousman is with the Guyana National …
Publication, 01 January 1970
COP19: Cities on the agenda at the climate talks
Insight, 22 November 2013
As a mountainous country, Bhutan faces particular environmental challenges (Photo: Göran Höglund, Creative Commons, via Flickr)
Q&A: A pragmatic approach
… working with IIED, and was originally posted on the Independent Research Forum website . …
Article, 27 July 2016
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PLA 64 - Young citizens: youth and participatory governance in Africa
Article, 01 December 2011
Bornean orangutan. Photo: Terry Sunderland
Great apes: Their fate is ours
Insight, 24 October 2013
Prime Minister David Cameron has helped the UK provide global leadership on addressing climate change. But he has decided to resign after the European Union referendum vote, and there are fears that the UK will become more insular (Photo: Russell Watkins/DFID, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Ten ways the UK can maintain international leadership on climate change
Insight, 01 July 2016
Ethiopian children play in the water of a well
Ethiopia must rethink finance to achieve 2025 vision
Insight, 01 October 2013
2017: pastoralists in Isiolo county in Kenya are digging for water in dried-up river beds. Agricultural insurance schemes can help pastoralists and farmers be more resilient to climate shocks (Photo: Denis Onyodi/KRCS)
Insuring against climate risk in Kenya
Insight, 06 June 2017