Progressing National SDGs Implementation
How did countries implement the Sustainable Development Goals and report progress in 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
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How Could Trade Policy Better Address Food System Shocks?
This report examines how trade policy can help governments anticipate and respond to food system shocks while avoiding harm to producers and consumers in other countries.
Investment Treaty News (ITN), Volume 12, Issue 1, March 2021
Investment Treaty News (ITN) is IISD's flagship journal on international investment law and policy.
Fossil Finance from Development Banks Reached USD 3 Billion in 2020
New data shows that Development Banks provided USD 12 billion to clean energy and USD 3 billion for fossil fuels since the pandemic began.
Compilation of WTO Notifications on Fisheries Subsidies
This compilation brings together all the information related to subsidies to marine wild capture fisheries contained in World Trade Organization (WTO) members' subsidy notifications.
Small Islands, Large Oceans: Voices on the Frontlines of Climate Change
Small island developing states are particularly vulnerable to climate change, natural disasters, and external economic shocks.
Canada outpaced on EV investments, clean energy ahead of 2021 budget
Canada is being outpaced on the international stage when it comes to green investments in electric vehicles and clean energy, environmental groups say.
Investing for Tomorrow, Today: How Canada's Budget 2021 can enable critical climate action and a green recovery
Without additional funding, Canada risks losing a critical opportunity for green recovery.
Valuation in Investment Arbitration: Spotlight on discounted cash flow analysis
This webinar explored the critical issue of compensation (or "damages") in international investment law, with a panel of expert speakers examining arbitral tribunals' increasing willingness to use a valuation technique known as discounted cash flow analysis when calculating compensation.
Trudeau’s Carbon Tax Upheld by Top Court, Cementing Green Agenda
Canada’s efforts to combat climate change scored a major victory after the country’s top court ruled that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s national carbon tax is constitutional.