Employment in Mining During COVID-19: Impacts, responses and future outlook
Join the IGF Wednesday, June 10, at 9 a.m. Ottawa / 3 p.m. Geneva as we look at the impacts of COVID-19 on employment and earnings in the mining sector.
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South Africa's Electricity Sector Reform: Experience from emerging economies
This webinar will look at electricity sector reform in South Africa, and how Eskom can adapt this reform to the post-pandemic economy by prioritizing social and environmental impacts.
Preparing for the COVID aftermath
Governments may soon find themselves grappling with investor-state arbitration claims as COVID-19 recovery efforts are rolled out.
The Environmental Consequences of COVID-19 in Fragile States
The COVID-19 pandemic could have severe impacts on the environment in fragile states, compounding the challenges faced by their governments and their populations. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
International Association of Great Lakes Researchers 2020 Conference Online
IISD Experimental Lakes Area—the world's freshwater laboratory—is proud to present IAGLR's 63rd Annual Conference, 2020: Focusing on the Future, online. Be sure to mark it in your calendars from June 9 to 11, 2020.
Business Models and the UN Sustainable Development Goals: Connecting the dots between impact and resilience
For years, the Business Model Canvas has been a tool that companies have used to use to prepare for launch, scale, and growth. It is time to connect the dots on how impact and sustainability must connect to your business model if you want to remain relevant and competitive.
We may be in uncharted waters, but we aren't lost at sea
Canada should remember what we learned during the 2008 financial crisis and our recovery from it.
SDGs in the pandemic fog
The novel coronavirus is wreaking havoc across the world, disturbing lives and livelihoods. The pandemic is now affecting world economies as fast as it is taking lives. Sustainable development has halted.
We May Be in Uncharted Waters, But We Aren’t Lost at Sea
When the financial crisis of 2008 hit, governments around the world began structuring stimulus plans. We can learn a lot by looking back at how effective these turned out to be.