Securing India's Copper Supply
This policy brief emphasizes the need for India to develop a comprehensive copper strategy.
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The Kenyan Flower Subsector
This case study explores how Kenya's experiences aligning public and private standards in the flower industry can help transform sustainability efforts in agricultural value chains.
Prairie Watershed Analytics
Prairie Watershed Analytics is focused on providing Canadians in the Prairies with the information they need to understand their local watershed. Watershed models can support local decision-makers and businesses with evaluating ecosystem services and connecting with environmental incentive programs. Prairie Watershed Analytics is making this practice simple and accessible using open data and toolsto automate and scale watershed modeling tailored to the Prairies.
New Agreement Marks First Step in Addressing Energy Charter Treaty Legacy
This is an important move to prevent legacy arbitration claims under the treaty, but more remains to be done.
Peter Gilgan Foundation
The Peter Gilgan Foundation is a private family foundation. Supporting charitable initiatives that build a more healthy, prosperous, and sustainable future.
The Indonesia Cooking Diaries Study
This study evaluates the feasibility and implications of switching from cooking with LPG to induction stoves in Indonesian households.
Tax Incentives' contribution towards the economy
Lesotho National Development Corporation engaged experts from IISD to a high-level workshop: Rethinking Investment Incentives and Governance to Promote Sustainable Investment, in the Kingdom of Lesotho.
Floating Treatment Wetlands in Manitoba's Rural Municipality of Springfield
A pilot project in the Rural Municipality of Springfield, Manitoba where floating treatment wetlands are installed at the retention pond outside the municipal office in Oakbank.
Canada's uncounted emissions
Estimated emissions from Canada's oil and gas exports in 2022 were about 1.3 times more than its domestic emissions. In other words, oil and gas exports have the potential to produce more emissions than every sector combined across the country. IISD's Jessica Kelly said Canada should be looking at its exported emissions even if it isn’t required to.
Canada's Sustainable Jobs Legislation: A milestone for workers and communities on the path to net-zero
IISD celebrates the Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act, Bill C-50, being officially passed into law as a significant milestone to engage and support workers and communities in moving to a low-carbon economy.