Policy and planning

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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

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Engaging meaningfully with Indigenous Knowledge to transform IPCC assessments

Publication, 19 May 2026

Indigenous women’s groups perform a Tlalmanalli ceremony in Mexico. They are sitting in a circle, wearing traditional clothing and grabbing colorful cloths and pulling them.

Advancing Indigenous and diverse knowledge systems in global assessments

Event on 20 May 2026

A man stands, head slightly bowed, at a podium to give a speech, with a blue IPCC flag behind him.

IIED congratulates Sir Jim Skea on knighthood

News, 14 June 2024

A seated man talks to a group, while a women alongside watches on. Behind them is a board advertising DPU - the Development Planning Unit at UCL.

Fifty years shaping the urbanisation agenda

Impact story, 21 May 2024

A bearded man stands at a podium with a screen behind him.

Urban legend: one man, 50 years, countless seeds of hope

Long read, 13 May 2024

A panel addressing a crowd. Jiam Skea appears talking on a big screen.

IIED hosting the chair of the IPCC

Impact story, 22 February 2024

Jim Skea stands at a podium. There is a large IPCC banner behind him.

How IIED is supporting the IPCC

Article

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Promoting accuracy in GHG inventories through use of higher-tier methods: a practical guide for LDCs and other developing countries

Publication, 16 November 2023

Professor Jim Skea delivering a speech.

IIED to host chair of IPCC

Press release, 26 July 2023

A herd of cattle standing on top of a dry grass field with smoky chimneys in the background

Climate action is being held back by ‘hidden handbrakes’

Insight, 18 May 2023

Woman walks after a donkey carrying jerry cans

IPCC publishes its Sixth Assessment Synthesis Report

Press release, 20 March 2023

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An Examination of the Least Developed Countries in the IPCC AR5 WGII

Publication, 01 November 2014

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The critical role of science in guiding UN climate negotiations

Publication, 01 November 2019

People build temporary shelters on the edge of the Bay of Bengal following a cyclone and flooding

Why the UK parliamentary committee recommendations on international climate finance are so important

Insight, 23 May 2019

The case study for Manizales, in Colombia, in a new book edited by IIED's David Satterthwaite focuses on innovative community-oriented environmental policy and a commitment to disaster risk reduction (Photo: Melissa Delzio, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Can we transform our cities?

Insight, 19 April 2016

The view from the back of the conference centre at the British Library for the 2014 Barbara Ward Lecture (Photo: Matt Wright/IIED)

Hundreds discuss rewriting the narrative on Africa and climate change

News, 20 November 2014

The sun glints on smoke above Beijing. China is on course to see overall coal consumption peak this year (Photo; GadgetDan via Creative Commons)

If the coal industry really cared about helping poor countries, it would shut itself down

Insight, 17 November 2014

The capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, is one of the world's largest cities. It is surrounded by rivers and lies only a few metres above sea level. The urban poor living in flood-prone areas are most threatened by climate change (Photo: David Dodman/IIED)

The IPCC and an urbanising planet

Insight, 06 November 2014

Camilla Toulmin: "The IPCC report.. concludes that no parts of the world are free from the risks of 'severe, pervasive and irreversible impacts'" (Photo: Google licence)

IIED responds to IPCC climate change report

News, 03 November 2014

The British Library will host the 2014 Barbara Ward Lecture, with guest speaker Dr Fatima Denton (Photo: Wikipedia Commons licence)

2014 IIED lecture: Let's rewrite the narrative on Africa and climate change

News, 07 October 2014

A host of government leaders made pledges at the 2015 UN Climate Summit hosted by Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon (Photos: Saleemul Huq/IIED)

A week that may change the world

Insight, 25 September 2014

Pa Ousman Jarju has written an open letter to US President Barack Obama (Photo: Steve Jurvetson via http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)

Letter to America: Gambia envoy asks Obama directly for US climate leadership

News, 06 June 2014

A family in Dadaab gathers sticks and branches for firewood and to make a shelter, while carcasses of animals that have perished in the drought are strewn across the desert (Photo: Andy Hall/Oxfam via Wikipedia Commons)

Urgent action needed says leader of the Least Developed Countries Group

News, 04 June 2014

At the start of June, US President Barack Obama made a major declaration on limiting emissions of carbon dioxide by a third from coal-fired power plants (Photo: Google licence)

Finally, the US gets serious on climate change

Insight, 03 June 2014

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Least developed countries (LDCs)

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