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FishNet is an online community that brings together people with an interest in sustainable fisheries

Project

FishNet: Inspiring action for sustainable fisheries

Government officials and researchers discuss the future of hilsa management on 19 January (Photo: Essam Mohammed/IIED)

News

UK's Darwin Initiative funded project strives to reduce threats to hilsa fish

Fishermen along the Meghna Rover (Photo: Essam Mohammed/IIED)

Blog

Want to know how to save a fish species? Ask a fisher

Diagram showing the traditional channels for delivering aid (Image: IIED)

Project

Money where it matters: local finance to implement the Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Agreement

Blue, rather than green, is the dominant colour of planet earth (Photo: Google licence)

Blog

Why do I see blue when everyone else sees green?

Project

Shaping Sustainable markets

Towards inclusive and responsible mining

Using markets to secure positive social, environmental, and economic outcomes

Small-scale miners dry ores in the process of gold mining in Geita, Tanzania (Photo: John Louis/Investing In Gold, Creative Commons)

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Dialogues for a sustainable and productive artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector

Employees work deep within a tunnel at the Nsangano Gold Mine, Mawemeru village in Geita District, Tanzania in March 2015 (Photo: Brian Sokol/Panos Pictures)

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Laying the foundations for a dialogue series on ASM

Working in shifts, an artisanal and small-scale miner in the Western region of Ghana relaxes at the top of a 15m mine shaft reinforced with a wooden 'cage' after several hours of digging (Photo: James McQuilken (@James_McQuilken/j.mcquilken@surrey.ac.uk))

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Ghana: on our way to participatory reform in the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector

Publications

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Money where it matters: financing the Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Agreement through local finance

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ASM Dialogue Programme: IIED Scoping Mission in Tanzania

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Collaborative action on soil fertility in South Asia: Experiences from Bangladesh and Nepal

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Fertile ground: harnessing the market to reverse soil degradation in South Asia

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Café y créditos de carbono para productores de pequeña escala: ¿las finanzas de carbono pueden promover la producción más limpia de café en Nicaragua?

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Producción de café orgánico y secuestro de carbono en Guatemala: ¿Las finanzas de carbono pueden promover la agricultura sostenible?

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IIED at ministerial green economy conference

Article, Mar 2017

A community workshop. Social learning processes were a key element of a successful 10-year collaboration between the International Potato Centre (CIP) and indigenous communities in the Peruvian Andes (Photo: IIED)

It's the process, stupid

Blog, Mar 2017

Diagram showing the traditional channels for delivering aid (Image: IIED)

Money where it matters: local finance to implement the Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Agreement

Project, Jan 2017

IIED's second country dialogue on ASM began in Tanzania in September 2016 (Photo: Gabriela Flores/IIED)

'The time is right' for dialogue about sustainable ASM in Tanzania

Project, Jan 2017

IIED's second #shareASM digital day will take place on 1 February across the globe (Image: IIED)

IIED to host 2nd online artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) day

News, Jan 2017

New tools can measure the benefits of ecosystems such as coastal mangrove forests, such as this one in Mexico. Mangroves provide protection from coastal flooding and erosion, as well as nutrition for marine life (Photo: Peyri Herrera, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Action to protect nature and tackle poverty gathers momentum

Blog, Nov 2016

Artisanal and small-scale miners in Madagascar show the dynamic nature of the sector (Photo: Fitsum Weldegiorgis/IIED)

Talking sustainable development in the troubled world of ASM

Blog, Oct 2016

The fruit market is dominated by a small number of varieties that can withstand long distance shipping and meet supermarket demands for uniformity (Photo: Dirk Loop, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Why food diversity must be on the menu

Blog, Oct 2016

A snack store in Bandung, Indonesia (Photo: Ikhlasul Amal, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Sustainable diets for all

Project, Oct 2016

The Food Change Lab engaged a wide group of voices from people in different parts of the food system in the Fort Portal region (Photo: Nimrod Bagonza)

Mixing more voices into food policy

Blog, Oct 2016

Women from a mining community talk with Amina Tahiru, a member of the Learning and Leadership Group (Photo: Gabriella Flores)

In pictures: a dialogue for action on mining in Ghana

Blog, Sep 2016

Working in shifts, an artisanal and small-scale miner in the Western region of Ghana relaxes at the top of a 15m mine shaft reinforced with a wooden 'cage' after several hours of digging (Photo: James McQuilken (@James_McQuilken/j.mcquilken@surrey.ac.uk))

Ghana: on our way to participatory reform in the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector

Project, Jul 2016