Advancing Sustainability in Rwanda's Coffee Sector
We are co-hosting a one-day event on advancing sustainability in Rwanda's coffee sector through data-sharing and addressing certification challenges on February 28, 2018, in Kigali.
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Webinar: Transport and Sustainable Urban Environments
Transportation, both public and private, plays an increasingly important role in the sustainability of our urban environments.
We need a 'grown up discussion' about getting off fossil fuels, U.K. climate watchdog tells Canada
Fossil fuel reserves must stay in the ground and be priced differently in the markets, if the world is to meet the challenge of the Paris climate agreement, says the head of Britain’s climate watchdog.
Fisheries Subsides: Directions for Reform
What are the effects of fisheries subsidies on fish stocks and fishing activity,? How can research on this issue and lessons from other subsidy reform experiences inform the design of new disciplines in the WTO?
Progressing National SDGs Implementation
The report recognizes emerging good practice and gives recommendations for how countries can both improve their implementation of the SDGs and use the HLPF as an opportunity for peer learning.
Inward and upward
How the mining industry is developing existing workers to meet the human resources challenge of the digital revolution.
Green and Social Together: Nudging Sustainability Bonds in the Right Direction
Are sustainability bonds the best solution for achieving Sustainable Development Goals? Or are they an opportunity for issuers to selectively align to only the SDGs that suit them?
SADC-IISD Investment Facilitation Workshop
Report of the meeting held August 21–23, 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Integrating Climate Adaptation in Water Catchment Planning in Uganda
This briefing note provides an overview of the results of a climate risk assessment of water resources in the Ruhezamyenda catchment in Uganda, sets out recommendations on how to incorporate the learning into planning and implementation at the catchment level, and describes lessons for the country’s National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process.
Albertans subsidizing fossil fuels at increasing rates while emissions rise: report
Environmental Defence and the International Institute for Sustainable Development released a report Thursday showing the Alberta government shelled out an average of at least $1.6 billion per year over the last three years.