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Progressing the Transition Away From Fossil Fuels
This paper focuses on the practical question of how to design effective roadmaps for transitioning away from fossil fuels—at both global and national levels.
Shaping the Global Data Economy: Trade rules, policy space, and development
This webinar explored the interplay between data governance and trade policy, focusing on emerging trade rules for cross-border data flows.
Leave It to Beavers: Building resilience with beaver dam analogues
Beavers are increasingly recognized as partners in watershed resilience. This webinar series explores beaver dam analogues as a nature-based solution.
Why the President needs to stop efforts to scupper South Africa’s carbon tax
IISD's Richard Halsey writes that a robust carbon tax keeps more revenue in South Africa and encourages local companies to reduce product emissions to improve competitiveness in international markets, and it aligns with international support for decarbonization efforts here.
Ottawa agrees to cover Bay du Nord oil project's UN fees, which could hit $1 billion
The Canadian government has agreed to cover fees for a proposed deepwater oil project that could come due under a United Nations convention, drawing the ire of environmental groups who say taxpayers shouldn't be subsidizing oil companies.
A Measure of Care
As countries consider how to move beyond GDP in better measuring prosperity, this report explores how to ensure the unpaid labour of women is counted.
Canadian Carbon Pricing Systems: 2025 Review
Southeast Asia is building momentum on carbon pricing. This report reviews Canada’s industrial systems and highlights lessons for policy design.
OECD and IISD sign co-operation agreement on domestic resource mobilization
The OECD and the IISD have formalized their partnership with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding.
South Africa’s Fossil Fuel Subsidies Have Tripled Since 2018, Raising Questions About Its Climate Commitments
Public subsidies for fossil fuels in South Africa have tripled since 2018, according to The Energy Tab, a report published in December 2025 by IISD.