$498.2m MCA Cash Not Solution To Dumsor-Nduom
IISD board member Dr Papa Kwesi Ndoum argues that the $498.2 million Millennium Challenge Corporation given to Ghana to invest in the energy sector is not the solution to the country's energy crisis.
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Strengthening ties to Experimental Lakes Area
“We are extremely pleased to join The University of Winnipeg team and look forward to building strong ties with the university in a variety of disciplines,” said [Dr. Michael] Paterson.
OPINION: Toward an Inclusive TPP Trade Pact
Senior Fellow Harsha V Singh comments on the implications of the Trans-Pacific Partnership for India and China.
New Zealanders fear that China is snapping up their pristine farmland
“According to a 2012 study by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, Chinese firms had invested in at least 8.3 million hectares of farmland in developing countries.”
Climate governance evolving to make room for new actors
This article co-authored by IISD President Scott Vaughan explores the evolving landscape of climate change policy innovation both inside and outside of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) process.
IISD Annual Report 2013-2014
IISD's 2013-2014 annual report tells some of the many stories of how we have successfully achieved sustainable development outcomes.
The urbanist's guide to Amsterdam
Jennifer Lenhart, writer and editor for the Earth Negotiations Bulletin, imparts the joys of one of her favourite sustainable cities, Amsterdam.
Increasing Value for Money in Infrastructure Investment
IISD's Oshani Perera and Tilmann Liebert submitted this article to one of the most prestigious and widely read journals in India.
Energy industry outgrowing policy, practices, experts say
"Destructive accidents on pipelines and rails have shaken public confidence in the industry's ability to move product safely and in regulators' ability to keep up with evolving circumstances," Daniel Gagnier, International Institute for Sustainable Development's chairman of the board, said.