Policy and planning

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Rwanda

19 entries

Image of Kigali, Rwanda.

Navigating climate adaptation in urban Africa: lessons from Kigali

Insight, 03 October 2024

Four people holding microphones sit in front of a seated audience.

A call to action for people and nature

Insight, 25 August 2022

Cartoon head and shoulders of four people on a green background

Untold stories: climate activism and the brutal realities of loss and damage

Event on 23 September 2021

Animation of a two people with bags in front of a building

Youth initiatives, key to tackling climate change loss and damage in Rwanda as captured in IIED’s latest animation

News, 31 March 2021

Aerial view of Marovo Lagoon, Solomon Islands

Demanding urgent responses to the loss and damage caused by climate change

Article, 01 March 2021

Aerial view of Marovo Lagoon, Solomon Islands

Demanding attention for the loss and damage from climate change

Article, 01 March 2021

View of a field and a farm.

Towards planet and people-positive agriculture in East Africa

Active Project

A person standing looking at steep hillsides with terraced fields.

Loss and damage in Rwanda: a young climate activist reports

Insight, 03 September 2020

Rwanda has made significant commitments on restoration. Kigali, surrounded by green hills, was a particularly fitting venue for the African Forest Landscape Investment Forum (Photo: atulinda Images, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Restorative insights at the pool in Kigali

Insight, 08 June 2017

34 wind turbines in Adama, Ethiopia, produce 51 megawatts. Ethiopia is an early adopter of climate change policy (Photo: Ollivier Girard/Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Author Q&A: The political economy of low carbon resilient development

Article, 08 November 2016

Like many East African cities, Rwanda's capital Kigali faces the challenges of rapid growth and insufficient infrastructure (Photo: Kigali Wire, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Why low-carbon urban development in African cities makes economic sense

Insight, 01 April 2016

A USAID programme training workers to install solar panels at health clinics in Rwanda. Rwanda is an early adopter of low-carbon climate resilient development (Photo: Walt Ratterman, Sunepi, Creative Commons via Flickr)

The political economy of financing climate resilient development

Article, 10 July 2015

Rwanda is planning to produce land, water and forest accounts to inform policy around managing its rich natural resources.(Photo: Catherine Nomura, Creative Commons via Flickr)

First steps in communication: raising awareness

Insight, 12 May 2015

Introducing improved climbing bean varieties in Rwanda has transformed beans from a subsistence crop into a cash crop (Photo: Neil Palmer/CIAT via Flickr)

How are Rwanda, Ethiopia and Bangladesh preparing for climate change?

Insight, 24 November 2014

A storm rages over downtown Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, in the early evening (Photo: Jeff_Holmes via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)

Three ways developing nations can close the climate finance gaps

Insight, 04 April 2014

A solar lamp lights up a shop.

The private sector’s role in low carbon resilient development

Insight, 20 June 2013

A Rwandan farmer checks his coffee beans. A banana tree is visible behind him.

Rwanda: test case on international commitment to financing climate change adaptation?

Insight, 06 March 2013

A man tends intercropped coffee and banana in Rwanda

Exploring how climate change interventions can work best to deliver more than the sum of their parts

Archived Project

Five-nation study sheds light on costs of adapting agriculture to climate change

News, 25 November 2011

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Loss and damage

Climate change adaptation

Low carbon resilient development