This case study examines how Ireland transformed green public procurement from a voluntary practice into the standard approach across the public sector.
This submission is made in response to the invitation from the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP) 29, COP 30, and COP 31 Presidencies on the Belém Mission to 1.5.
Governments are actively leveraging economic agreements to drive the green transition: climate cooperation is explicitly mentioned in 59% of recent trade agreements whose texts are public. These are among the first findings of the Trade & Climate Tracker, launched today, which maps over 71 trade deals signed since 2025.
Using Mozambique's Zambezi Valley as an example, this publication explains how strategic environmental assessments for mining can be successfully carried out, helping countries to avoid or reduce negative social and environmental consequences.
This roundtable discussion will explore opportunities to strengthen strategic cooperation between India and ASEAN on critical energy transition minerals, sharing practical insights to strengthen regional value chains and enhance policy cooperation.
Trade deals are no longer only about tariffs. This article draws data from the IISD Trade & Climate Tracker to show how governments are using trade agreements to cooperate on energy, climate, and critical minerals.
This webinar explored what the expiry of the World Trade Organization's (WTO's) e-commerce moratorium means for digital trade policy, from tariff revenue and industrialization debates to the risk of a more fragmented trading landscape.
This report provides an overview of the rules and tools employed in Australia’s Sustainable Finance Roadmap along with five recommendations that Canada should consider.