ASEAN-IGF Minerals Cooperation: Scoping study on critical minerals supply chains in ASEAN
IGF-ASEAN study exploring opportunities arising from rising demand for critical minerals and metals to fuel the energy and digital transitions.
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Voyage de Justin Trudeau en Asie : guerre et commerce au menu (in French)
Le premier ministre Justin Trudeau s'envole aujourd’hui pour un voyage de sept jours qui le mènera à Séoul, en Corée du Sud, et à Hiroshima, au Japon, pour le sommet du G7.
Ask the Expert: Ruth Phillips Itty, Commonwealth National Climate Finance Adviser for Saint Lucia
Ruth Phillips Itty has spent more than a decade working with public, private and non-governmental organisations, as a climate change, environment and international development professional. She shares some insights from her experience as Commonwealth National Climate Finance Adviser for Saint Lucia, 2019-2023.
New report: Funding for Canadian prairies water infrastructure urgently needed, but nature offers innovative solution
Our prairie provinces’ water infrastructure—from pipes to treatment facilities—upon which millions of Canadians depend is aging and depreciating at an alarming rate. However, natural infrastructure (NI) can offer a practical and cost-effective solution, when scaled up and adopted across all levels of government.
OECD attempts to solve mining sector's TP problem
The OECD and IGF have opened a public consultation on a framework designed to improve TP regulation in the mining industries of developing countries.
The Just Transition Toolbox for Coal Regions — Knowledge needs in the South-East-Asian context
This webinar, the first in the expert exchange series, presents the "Just Transition Toolbox", providing practitioners working on just energy transitions in coal regions with guidance materials and practical examples.
Funding for Canadian Prairies’ water infrastructure urgently needed, but nature offers innovative solutions—new report
The Canadian Prairie provinces’ water infrastructure is aging and depreciating at an alarming rate. However, natural infrastructure can offer a practical and cost-effective solution when scaled up and adopted across all levels of government.
Funding for Canadian Prairies Water Infrastructure Urgently Needed, but Nature Offers Innovative Solution: New Report From International Institute for Sustainable Development
Our prairie provinces' water infrastructure—from pipes to treatment facilities—upon which millions of Canadians depend is aging and depreciating at an alarming rate. However, natural infrastructure (NI) can offer a practical and cost-effective solution, when scaled up and adopted across all levels of government.
Funding for Canadian Prairies Water Infrastructure Urgently Needed, but Nature Offers Innovative Solution: New Report From International Institute for Sustainable Development
Our prairie provinces' water infrastructure—from pipes to treatment facilities—upon which millions of Canadians depend is aging and depreciating at an alarming rate. However, natural infrastructure (NI) can offer a practical and cost-effective solution, when scaled up and adopted across all levels of government.
Adopting natural infrastructure can improve resilience to climate change: IISD
A new report released by the Winnipeg-based think tank the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) argues that communities across the prairies face pervasive water infrastructure challenges — the stress put on these systems due to the impact of climate change, including flooding, drought, and wildfires, is making things worse.