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Between Promising Advances and Deepening Concerns: A Bottom-Up Review of Trends in Land Governance 2015–2018
… to closely track developments as they unfold. While much research sheds light on key trends, questions remain about approaches … not a comprehensive review nor a replacement for empirically grounded research, the study highlights some of the developments practitioners … broadly correlates with available accounts based on empirical research, while also providing distinctive emphases that reflect the …
Publication, 01 July 2019
Women buying bushmeat at a food stall.
How is COVID-19 affecting wild meat consumption in rural Cameroon?
… wildlife for their livelihoods and wellbeing. In July, we carried out research to understand how the spread of COVID-19 and information about … four villages around the Dja Faunal Reserve where we are undertaking research and developing practical guidance  on how to implement better … projects: practical guidance for project design ' | en français This research, part of the UK government-funded Darwin Initiative  Why eat …
Insight, 02 November 2020
Home workers making bouquets (Photo: Siddharth Agarwal/UHRC)
Addressing risks facing informal workers
Project, 01 October 2018
Woman wearing a face mask sits on the floor and handles tools
From risks to resilience for informal workers – part one
… these risks and its impact continues to be felt. So publishing these research findings , which include practical measures which could be …
Insight, 07 February 2023
Professor Rashid Sumaila addresses interested marine specialists from research institutes, the private sector and international organisations at Fish Night 5 (Photo: Zaiza Khan/IIED)
Fish Night 5: How subsidies are not always beneficial equally to fish and people
… Professor Sumaila, professor and director of the Fisheries Economics Research Unit in the Global Fisheries Cluster at the University of … started ' was attended by a range of marine specialists from research institutes, the private sector and international organisations. …
Event, 17 October 2018
A concerete mixing lorry drives under an arch that has the words 'Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone' written on it
Special economic zones: a rights perspective
… and environmental dimensions of SEZ law and policy, including research and policy work on:  How the creation and operation of SEZs …
Project, 22 December 2021
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The contribution of cities to local and planetary health - equity, ecosystem services and nature
… of Fiji, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu; and suggest how resilience research can advance rights and justice. Two 'Feedback' papers explore …
Publication, 27 April 2022
Women pulling fishing nets through shallow water
Steering gender to the centre of the blue economy
… are becoming louder. Growing pressure for gender to be prominent in research and policy agendas – for example the UN’s Sustainable … is to raise awareness and promote gender equality in ocean-related research, management and policymaking. But there is still a long way to … – and have consequently lost their jobs.  Beware the box tick In research and policymaking the gender dimension is often ignored, or …
Insight, 06 June 2019
Wind power turbines and electricity pylons alongside one another in China
Delivering energy access for all: Make Change Happen podcast episode 2
… looks at energy access. It features Ben Garside , who leads IIED's research on energy access and renewable energy. He is joined by … will require huge investments. IIED has recently published a major research report on the potential of financial aggregation for speeding …
Article, 14 November 2019
Low income countries urgently need finance, technology to address losses and damage due to climate change
News, 22 October 2021