Petrobras Oil Rush a Bad Bet for Brazil, Report Shows
Brazil’s plans to expand oil and gas production pose significant economic risks with 85% of state-owned company Petrobras’ planned extraction unprofitable under a 1.5°C climate scenario.
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Women Leading Change
This case study explores the contribution of Rwandan women coffee farmers' associations and cooperatives to women's economic empowerment and offers recommendations to government, voluntary sustainability standard-setting organizations, and coffee buyers on how to support these associations.
Building Synergies Between Biodiversity and Climate
Global report that sheds light on how countries can effectively align their climate and biodiversity agendas.
Rethinking Tax Incentives in the Mining Sector in Africa
This report analyzes how mining tax incentives are used across Africa. It shows that such incentives are often poorly designed and overly generous, leading to revenue losses and contributing to illicit financial flows.
Brazil at a Crossroads
Petrobras is driving oil and gas expansion in Brazil. Its frontier projects can only pay off in a dangerously overheated world. Here's how to pivot.
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Leveraging Intraregional Trade of Organic Products from the Eastern Africa Region
Workshop will see policymakers, national bureaus of standards, organic producers, certification bodies, and value chain actors engaged in dialogue on strengthening the trade of organic products in East Africa.
What to Expect at the Bonn Climate Change Conference 2025
Explaining what to expect when climate change negotiators gather at the annual Bonn Climate Change Conference for their midyear talks.
The G7 at a Crossroads: Advancing multilateralism, climate, environment, and energy action in an uncertain world
Canada’s G7 Presidency offers a critical chance to reaffirm the group’s leadership on climate action, resilience, biodiversity, and clean energy. Our experts break down what needs to happen to seize this moment.
Nature-Based Infrastructure for Flood Resilience in Ghana
As flood risks rise across West Africa’s cities, public budgets are struggling to keep up. In Ghana’s Sekondi-Takoradi, a new economic valuation shows how investing in nature through restored wetlands and green spaces can deliver measurable returns for resilience.