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Leave no one behind

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Preview of 17395IIED

Leave no one behind: from ambition to action

Publication, 01 December 2016

Preview of 17362IIED

Leaving no one behind by 2030

Publication, 01 July 2016

A group of fishermen on a boat in Bangladesh

Leave no one behind: assessing policy choices

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A Coca-Cola sign outside a small town in Benin. Bloomberg’s new health initiative will support cities to reduce the consumption of sugary drinks, but this isn't the biggest health challenge facing low-income urban residents (Photo: Lorena Pajares, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Bloomberg and public health: did he get it right?

Insight, 07 June 2017

Hilsa fish at a wholesaler fish market in Dhaka (Photo: Ina Porras/IIED)

The hilsa fishing ban: good for the fish, but good for the fisher?

Insight, 28 February 2017

Fishermen offloading their morning catch from a fishing boat in Kalindi, West Bengal (Photo: Souvik Das Gupta, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Creating waves for small-scale fisheries

Insight, 17 November 2016

Black grouse fight in Vaala, Finland. The country is committed to protecting biodiversity under its implementation of the sustainable development goals (Photo: Markus Varesvuo/NPL/Barcroft)

Will the UK be left behind on sustainable development?

Insight, 25 July 2016

Around a billion urban dwellers live in informal settlements such as these. Without far more effective policies, their population could rise to 2 billion by 2030 (Photo: Mark Edwards)

Ten essentials for the New Urban Agenda in one page

Insight, 19 July 2016

Maintaining the solar street lighting in the village of Tinginaput, India. SDG 7 calls for access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all (Photo: UK Department for international Development Creative Commons via Flickr)

Poverty Environment Partnership issues call to action on 2030 Agenda

News, 13 July 2016

Women from Paraguay's Ita Guasu indigenous community discuss their community development plan. Civil debate and value-based decision making will be key to implementing the SDGs (Photo: USAID, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Positioning the SDGs within the politics of national development

Insight, 12 July 2016

A wholesale fish market in Cox's Bazar on the Bay of Bengal. Fishing communities need access to finance and infrastructure such as clean water, refrigeration and transport (Photo: Aftab Uzzaman, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Untangling the net: what does 'leave no one behind' mean for fishers?

Insight, 11 July 2016

Eight development experts, including Oxfam GB's Irene Guijt, were interviewed about reimagining development for the Least Developed Countries (Image: IIED)

How are the LDCs defining a new sustainable development agenda?

News, 08 July 2016

IIED and the Independent Research Forum hosted side events at the UN High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development in Jul

2016 UN High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development

Event on 11 July 2016

An image of crouching community members in a village in Champasak province, Laos identify areas where open defecation is taking place ahead of implementing sanitation measures (Photo: Viengsompasong Inthavong/World Bank, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

An urban approach to 'leaving no one behind'

Insight, 02 June 2016

An image of women selling produce in an internally displaced persons camp, near Tawilla in North Darfur. The 'leave no one behind' agenda aims to ensure the poor are included in sustainable development (Photo: UNAMID, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Unpacking what we mean by 'leave no one behind'

Article, 24 May 2016

Building an embankment in the Bay of Bengal. Bangladesh has been forced to learn how to cope with the realities of climate change (Photo: Espen Rasmussen/PANOS)

Does "leave no-one behind" risk too narrow a focus?

Insight, 01 March 2016

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