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Cities: where public health and climate experts must meet
… Beyond COVID-19: grassroots visions of change This article is part of a new IIED series that brings … Here, IIED principal researcher  Aditya Bahadur and independent climate policy researcher Anmol Arora look at the importance of  … analysis and response There is a credible case to be made for greater engagement between these two communities of practice. A good example of …
Article, 24 July 2020
Group discussions with women in Isiolo County, Kenya helped to generate specific evidence about why they and other marginalised groups are more vulnerable to climate change (Photo: Susannah Fisher, IIED)
Decision making in an uncertain climate
Insight, 23 January 2017
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Policy Discourse Analysis-Pakistan: Supporting climate resilience in policy making
… Policy Discourse Analyses (PDAs) draw on existing evidence and engage … Pakistan, where a PDA was carried out to assess the extent to which climate resilience is factored into current policies and programmes. The … report reviews recent developments in key policy areas relating to climate resilience, as well as the main discourses, policy objectives …
Publication, 01 December 2013
More than 250 participants shared their experiences and examples of good practice at CBA12 (Photo: Teresa Corcoran/IIED)
How can insights from CBA12 inform global discussions on the SDGs and resilience?
… than 250 participants for four days of  sharing insights gained from climate action at grassroots and local level across hundreds of … to traditional household roles.  Transparent decisions with multi-stakeholder platforms increase the robustness and complementarity of … making forums, and instead create truly meaningful multi-stakeholder engagement in resource allocation. While this is seen as critical to …
Insight, 16 July 2018
A desert scene with plants growing in rows.
Economics of climate change adaptation in the water sector
… When this project was conceived, it was widely recognised that climate change would affect the water sector of virtually every country … of adaptation measures were equitably distributed between different stakeholder groups. Furthermore, effective adaptation required action by … and negotiation between groups would be necessary to avoid the non-engagement of key groups preventing the adaptation of vulnerable groups. …
Project, 01 August 2011
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Interview: Why should governments, banks and multilateral agencies attend CBA16?
Article, 27 September 2022
A women farmer tends crops on a dried river pond
Transparent climate reporting in Malawi: what’s needed, what’s next?
Insight, 03 October 2019
IIED's Susannah Fisher and David Dodman (top, centre) talk to stakeholders on a social learning project in Kenya (Photo: IIED)
Using learning partnerships to support change
Article, 24 April 2017
COP24 will take place in Katowice's landmark congress centre and exhibition hall (Photo: Umkatowice, Creative Commons via Wikipedia)
IIED and partner events at COP24
… Each year international negotiators gather for global talks on climate change at the Conference of the Parties (COP) of the United Nations … addressed opportunities and challenges related to trade policy, engagement with producers, working with small holders and consumption. … Climate change … UN climate change conference (COP24) …
Event, 02 December 2018
Men posing for a photo while constructing a weir with bamboo structures.
CBA14: explore with us how nature-based solutions support local action for adaptation
… among policymakers as strategies for responding and adapting to the climate crisis. At next month’s 14th annual community-based adaption … September 2019, in the lead up to the UN Secretary General’s Climate Change Summit in New York, activist Greta Thunberg and journalist George … level.   Based on a climate and vulnerability analysis and a multi-stakeholder process involving river basin committees and community …
Insight, 21 August 2020