The talk will delve into displacement – be it from conflict, climate change, precarity or other forms of violence and ...

The study also shows the ‘cost of cover’ gap. To offset $21.4 billion in expected losses, existing social protection would ...

This project is developing guidance and an adaptable tool for applying a human rights-based approach to such conflicts. A ...

Our authors trace the work of Lumanti Support Group for Shelter in Thecho, Nepal as residents rebuilt their lives following a ...

The link between high debt burdens and worsening climate impacts is a vicious cycle for low-income countries. Paying for ...

Despite recent global commitments, top-down and exclusionary conservation still marginalises Indigenous Peoples and local ...

The IUCN World Conservation Congress is a once-every-four-years gathering of nature conservation experts, leaders and ...

David Satterthwaite examines global trends in the size, growth and distribution of the world’s urban population. He also considers climate change and COVID-19. The transition to a predominantly urban ...

The report examines the different institutions by which access to land and other resources are regulated and the interaction and areas of overlap between customary and state land management systems.

Around the world, people are experiencing the social and ecological consequences of economic transformations – from large-scale investments in agriculture, energy, mining, manufacturing and ...

The world’s biggest capital cities have experienced a 52% increase in the number of days reaching 35°C over the past three decades, according to new analysis by IIED. It shows an overall rise in the ...

In this working paper, we present the findings of a survey of more than 1,800 farmers across 13 different countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The survey suggests that smallholder forest and ...