Skip to main content
  • About
  • News and insight
  • Our approach
  • Publications
  • COP28
  • Urban
  • Climate change
  • Biodiversity
  • Natural resource management
  • Food and agriculture
  • Sustainable markets
  • Policy and planning
  • Forests
  • Governance
  • Communication
  • Economics
  • Poverty
  • Monitoring, evaluation and learning
  • Land acquisitions and rights
  • Energy
  • Law
  • Gender
  • Drylands and pastoralism
  • Fisheries
  • Water
Filter by theme
  • (-) Show all items (2)
  • Climate change (1)
  • Monitoring, evaluation and learning (1)
Filter by type
  • (-) Show all (1)
  • Blog (1)
Filter by document type
Filter by area
  • 1 result found
  • for: un climate negotiations video update good cop vs bad cop
Taking the long view on adaptation
… be forgiven for feeling a little despondent about this year’s global climate talks in Durban if you only focused on the formal negotiations among the two thousand or so official delegates, who have … it for nearly two decades. But the conference of parties (COP) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is much more than …
Blog, 12 December 2011

Footer

  • News and insight
    • Blogs
    • News
    • Events
    • Conversations
    • Podcasts
  • Our approach
    • Strategy
    • Partnerships
    • Process
    • Impact
    • Hidden handbrakes
  • Publications
    • About publications
    • Accessibility
    • Privacy policy
    • Media centre
  • About
    • Contact us
    • People
    • Accountability
    • Jobs and internships
    • IIED Europe
Subscribe to newsletters back to top

© 2023 International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)

AccessibilityPrivacy policy Terms and conditions

  • About
  • News and insight
  • Our approach
  • Publications
  • COP28
  • Urban
  • Climate change
  • Biodiversity
  • Natural resource management
  • Food and agriculture
  • Sustainable markets
  • Policy and planning
  • Forests
  • Governance
  • Communication
  • Economics
  • Poverty
  • Monitoring, evaluation and learning
  • Land acquisitions and rights
  • Energy
  • Law
  • Gender
  • Drylands and pastoralism
  • Fisheries
  • Water