Engaging Communities in Climate Vulnerability Assessment
This report identifies six ways to make participatory climate vulnerability assessment processes more effective, timely, and respectful.
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Tracking Progress on Sustainable Jobs in Canada
A practical guide to monitoring Canada's just transition, drawing on best practices to track progress toward sustainable jobs and equitable outcomes.
February 2026 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
61 new oil and gas exploration licences were granted in January 2026, containing an estimated 96.3 MtCO₂. Norway led the expansion, awarding licences containing roughly 40.3 million barrels of oil and 1,031.1 billion cubic feet of gas.
Designing Better and Fairer Border Carbon Adjustments
This public webinar featured a panel discussion exploring key design challenges and opportunities for BCAs, with the goal of building a common understanding of trade-offs, risks, and areas of convergence among stakeholders.
Old Rules, New Realities: How industrial policy is shaking up global trade
Modern industrial policies are rubbing up against WTO rules. Satish Triplicane and Ieva Baršauskaitė examine the issues at play in discussions of the balance between trade rules, development and climate objectives.
IISD Insight Series on the Belt and Road Initiative
Through this series, IISD examines the evolving landscape of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Each insight explores key dimensions of the initiative’s shifting priorities, policies, and legal architecture, with a focus on how policymakers in emerging and developing economies can maximize the benefits of BRI investments.
Indonesia Needs Stronger Policy Alignment to Deliver Credible and Inclusive Energy Transition
Indonesia needs stronger alignment between carbon pricing, fiscal policy and energy sector reform to ensure its energy transition delivers effective, credible and socially acceptable decarbonisation outcomes. The issue was highlighted during the joint launch of the Emission Ambitions for Sustainable Economies (EASE) and EnerKey projects, organized by IISD.
Why Does Trade Matter for Climate Change Adaptation Technology?
How can we bridge the gap between trade policy and climate adaptation to make “technology transfer” a reality for communities at risk?
International Conversations on Trade and Climate: From the WTO to the UNFCCC
Ieva Baršauskaitė and Antoine Bonnet examine recent WTO and COP 30 discussions, including work in the Committee on Trade and Environment and the Trade and Environmental Sustainability Structured Discussions, showing how MC14 can consolidate these debates and guide the next steps for multilateral cooperation.