The Compromiso de Sevilla and the Challenge of Financing Development
As the dust settles at FfD4, IISD summarizes where the conference made progress, where it fell short, and what lies ahead.
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FfD4 Side Event | From Insight to Impact: Harnessing Research Collaboration to Build Better Tax Systems
This panel will examine how partnerships between researchers and tax authorities are transforming fiscal policy—and why scaling this model could be key to building fairer, more resilient tax systems in the Global South.
Advancing the Transition Away From Fossil Fuels in Third-Generation National Climate Plans
With only 9 months left before COP 30, this webinar will make recommendations for implementing the transition away from fossil fuels outcome in national climate plans.
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Market Trends and Potential Benefits of Eco-Certification to Inform Manitoba Commercial Fisheries
Several commercial fisheries in Manitoba are currently considering eco-certification, but questions remain among fishers about the consumer side of the market for eco-certified fish. This report addresses the current market trends in eco-certified fish in the United States and Europe and makes recommendations for how to best relay this important information to fishers.
From Bonn to Belém, global climate talks inch forward amid deep divides
The annual two-week Bonn Climate Change Conference concluded on June 26 with some progress but also exposed the deep divisions between parties at a time when the impacts of global warming are intensifying.
FfD4 Side Event | Navigating Uncertainty: Implementing the 4th Financing for Development Agenda in a Fragmented World
This high-level panel will explore how to implement the FfD4 agenda in a way that is resilient and future-proof, despite today’s fragmented and volatile global landscape.
Investment Treaties as a Risk Allocation Tool
Investment treaties operate as de facto risk allocation instruments—yet unlike other de-risking tools, they are not priced, do not require investor due diligence, and lack other public interest safeguards.
ATAF and IISD Sign Cooperation Agreement
Partners build on years-long, impactful record of work with taxation and revenue authorities.