In the next wave of economic recovery, ‘speed, scale, and simplicity’ need to make way for sustainability
Putting 'green strings' on government spending and subsidies should be a key part of Canada's effort to fight climate change.
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How Farmers in Zanzibar Are Tackling Climate Change From the Ground Up
This episode reveals how farmers on a small island off Tanzania are finding creative ways to regenerate the local ecosystem and adapt to climate change.
IISD-UNIGE Webinar Series on Trade and Sustainable Development
IISD and the University of Geneva's Faculty of Law have partnered together to organize a webinar series on trade and sustainable development.
Sustainable Asset Valuation of the Kalivaç and Poçem Hydropower Projects
The SAVi results suggest that the hydropower assets cannot be considered a preferable solution to generate electricity for the Albanian people.
USD 10 Billion Needed to Avert COVID-19 Hunger Crisis, Researchers Say
An additional USD 10 billion is urgently needed to prevent millions more people from becoming food insecure as a result of COVID-19, according to a new report.
IISD launches ‘Sustainable Recovery 2020’ campaign
The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) has launched a website, ‘Sustainable Recovery 2020,’ and a corresponding campaign.
The Canada Water Agency must tap into the sector's innovations
As Ottawa establishes the new Canada Water Agency, it can leverage the work of an existing network of grassroots and institutional players.
Toolkit for Engaging the Private Sector in National Adaptation Plans (NAPs)
This toolkit aims to help governments develop strategies for the effective engagement of private sector actors in the NAP process.
Should Canadians worry about the arrival of U.S. dairy under CUSMA?
Last week, the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement (CUSMA) officially went into effect, bringing with it a host of key changes — especially for the Canadian dairy sector.
Canadian Climate Groups Urge ‘Green Strings’ On COVID Recovery Funding
As Finance Minister Bill Morneau prepares to release a fiscal update today, Canada’s leading environmental organizations are calling for “green strings” on Ottawa’s COVID-19 recovery funding package.