African and Caribbean Officials Discuss Ways to Cement Bilateral Trade Ties
Delegates from Africa and the Caribbean attended the first-ever AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum to discuss strategies to strengthen business opportunities.
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India Seeks to Strengthen its Longstanding Ties with Africa
India held an investment meeting with over 40 high-level African officials to discuss pathways for increased trade of resources and private investment.
Britain Plans GBP 160 Million for African Hydropower, Trade Preferences for 65 Developing Economies
The United Kingdom plans to invest GBP 160 million to support the development of clean energy in Africa, generating electricity for 3 million people.
The Energy Charter Treaty Agreement in Principle: Is it climate ready?
This webinar aims to bring leading experts and policy-makers together to discuss topics including the compatibility of the "modernized" Energy Charter Treaty with the Paris Agreement, its extended scope, how the reformed investment protection standards compare to recent treaty practice, and whether a coordinated withdrawal from the treaty remains the preferred policy option.
Indigenous-led Cedar LNG seeks regulatory approval under new climate rules
Cedar LNG, an Indigenous-led project in British Columbia, is hoping to become one of the first energy proposals in Canada to win approval in a new regulatory process that is designed to pay greater scrutiny to climate impacts.
Soumission à la procedure de consultation sur l’Accord entre le Conseil fédéral suisse et le Gouvernement de la République d’Indonésie concernant la promotion et la protection réciproque des investissements (API)
Le nouvel accord de protection des investissements (API) entre la Suisse et l’Indonésie du 24 mai 2022 : Des innovations majeures remarquables, mais des aspects importants restent à améliorer.
Why Canada Needs to Plan for a Steep Decline in Global Oil Demand
This analysis demonstrates that Canada can expect global oil demand to permanently decline in the very near term, as electric vehicle uptake and other societal changes pick up speed.
Curbing fuel subsidies is only the first step out of energy crisis
Indonesia’s fuel subsidies have been a recurring problem for the country’s economy. For years, they have been weighing on the state budget, providing unjust support for fossil fuels and slowing the much-awaited clean energy transition. But skyrocketing global energy prices could require the country to allocate a colossal Rp 700 trillion (US$46.6 billion) for energy subsidies this year – more than four times the budgeted amount.
Geneva SDG Community Annual Meeting 2022
In the lead up to the 2022 Global Goals Week, the SDG Lab and IISD are organizing the Annual Meeting of the Geneva SDG Community, on September 15.
The Future of Natural Infrastructure Across Canada's Prairies
Natural Infrastructure for Water Solutions is an exciting new initiative to scale up natural infrastructure in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba for cleaner water and resilient communities.