A local government/grassroots federation partnership, combined with sweat equity, can be very effective at producing ...

As growing demand for ‘critical minerals’ and global geopolitical rivalries prompt new interest in transport infrastructure projects across Africa, the need for genuine partnerships between ...

The updated biocultural heritage website explores the concept of biocultural heritage and its role in achieving multiple ...

Annet Nakyeyune and Lilian Motaroki reflect on fostering equitable partnerships in practice, drawing on their experience in a ...

The Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development Project (MMSD) was a research project looking at how the mining and minerals sector could contribute to the global transition to sustainable ...

Any new regulation is likely to impact Indigenous and small-scale farmers, who are often overlooked and have little or no ...

Market-based approaches to environmental management are increasingly common in all sectors of the economy. Forestry is no exception. Governments around the world have opened the door to private sector ...

Most issues of Participatory Learning and Action have a special theme section, as well as a selection of general articles and regular features. Special issues draw on the expertise of guest editors to ...

There are several aspects of climate-induced short-term or circular migration, especially in combination with other socio-economic factors, that are not fully understood. Without reliable data on the ...

In the first of a new blog series, IIED senior fellow David Satterthwaite looks at the world’s 100 largest cities, and how their changing distribution reflects social, political and economic shifts ...

Climate finance leaders from six continents gathered at the 2025 London Climate Resilience Finance Summit last week, joining ...

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are getting entrapped in financial quagmire due to climate impacts. This paper delves into the urgent financial plight of SIDS, examining the multifaceted ...