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Conference of the Parties (COP) 24

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LDCs, negotiations and the climate crisis: Will the poorest countries benefit from the COP24 climate package?

Publication, 01 May 2019

The closing plenary of the COP24 climate talks (Photo: UNclimatechange, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Reflections on Katowice – where does the Paris Agreement stand now?

Insight, 20 December 2018

Comoros, the home of LDC negotiator Fatima Athoumani, has the Indian Ocean as a close neighbour (Photo: David Stanley, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

The sharp learning curve of an LDC negotiator

Insight, 12 December 2018

D&C Days 2018: around 350 policymakers, researchers and development practitioners came together for discussions and debates focused on the interface between development and climate change (Photo: Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, Creative Commons via Flickr)

"Follow the science": Least Developed Countries Group lead negotiator

News, 10 December 2018

Debra Roberts makes a powerful presentation in the opening session of the 2018 Development & Climate Days (Photo: Alex Wynter/Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre)

"Half a degree matters" – D&C Days focuses on IPCC special report on global temperature-rise scenarios

News, 09 December 2018

Junior negotiators and advisors under the ecbi programme gather during the workshop in Katowice (Photo: Matt Wright/IIED)

Workshop helps negotiators from developing countries prepare for COP24

News, 06 December 2018

This climate change project in a village in Senegal established a borehole and solar panels to improve water access during the dry season (Photo: Dansira Dembele/CCAFS, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Seeing clearly: transitioning to transparency at COP24

Insight, 01 December 2018

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

Event on 02 December 2018

Rural communities in Kenya are increasingly being affected by climate change, limiting opportunities for development. (Photo: Robin Wyatt)

Development and Climate Days 2018

Event on 08 December 2018

A father and son plough a field in Ethiopia. For Ethiopia's smallholder farmers, oxen are still the main source of agricultural power. It is one of the world's least developed countries, making it more vulnerable to climate change (Photo: Bjvisser, Creative Commons via Wikipedia)

Momentum builds for ambitious agreements at COP24

Insight, 19 November 2018

This project was designed improve adaptive capacity of rice production systems in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam (Photo: V. Meadu, CCAFS, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Call for evidence: long-term effective adaptation

News, 05 November 2018

Citizens wade through a flooded road in Bandung City

The IPCC’s report on global warming of 1.5˚C spells out the urgency of action

Insight, 08 October 2018

Fiji Prime Minister Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama addressing the opening session of this week’s UN climate talks in Bangkok, Thailand. (Photo: UNclimatechange, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Governments must move to formal negotiations in Bangkok and start shaping the final rulebook

Insight, 04 September 2018

Bhutan has committed to remain carbon neutral, mainly thanks to its high forest carbon sequestration capacity. Some people say that trees in Bhutan have legal rights, referring to the constitutional mandate for 60% of our land area to remain forested for all time. (Adam Brill, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Negotiating transparency for the Paris deal: next stop, Bangkok

Insight, 28 August 2018

At CBA12 participants talked about the different ways their cultures create inclusive spaces to reach consensus-based decisions (Photo: Teresa Corcoran/IIED)

The power of storytelling: can traditions from the past find answers to the climate problem?

Insight, 17 August 2018

IIED research associate Nathalie Seddon discusses nature-based solutions to climate change in a video interview (Photo: IIED)

Consensus grows on nature-based solutions to climate change, but challenges remain

News, 10 August 2018

Laos is heavily dependent on traditional agriculture and is highly vulnerable to climate change impacts such as flooding (Photo: Magalie L'Abbé, Creative Commons via Flickr)

How I learnt to make my voice count at the UN climate negotiations

Insight, 23 July 2018

Men stand on a river bank and in the water to clear detritus

Long-term strategies under the Paris Agreement – key principles for good governance

Insight, 13 July 2018

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