New Coalition to Drive Reform on Tax Expenditures Launches at FFD4 in Seville
New coalition builds on years of research and technical support to help governments reform tax expenditures and strengthen public finances.
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Building Global Capacity for Sustainable and Circular Public Procurement in High-Impact Sectors
The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) worked with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to strengthen global capacity to align public procurement with climate and circular economy goals in the built environment sector.
Coalition on Tax Expenditure Reform
The Coalition seeks to drive tax expenditure reform to increase public revenue and strengthen investment in climate, health, and development.
Unpacking the Implications of the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Climate Change
The ICJ made history with its long-awaited opinion on climate change in 2025. We’re laying out what states need to know about their legal obligations.
LNG Canada starts exports to Asia and explores pathways to expansion
A ship has left B.C. for Asia with the first load of liquefied natural gas from the new LNG Canada terminal, ushering a new era in energy exports at a time when Canada seeks to diversify markets away from the United States. But IISD's Nichole Dusyk says, "Any further investment in LNG means doubling down on a volatile industry that is already showing signs of oversupply."
E-Commerce at the World Trade Organization: Key insights for least developed countries and Small Island Developing States
This in-person round table provided an overview of e-commerce issues at the World Trade Organization (WTO) and explored how least developed countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) can engage with both multilateral and plurilateral processes to support their digital trade ambitions.
Why Coordinated Withdrawal From the Energy Charter Treaty Remains Essential for Effective Climate Action
Last weekend marked a pivotal moment for European climate governance—the European Union and Euratom officially withdrew from the Energy Charter Treaty. While this withdrawal represents a major milestone, it also sheds light on the complexities and persistent risks created by the treaty's fragmented legal landscape.
UN bids to salvage global development summit after US boycott
Scores of world leaders will be sweltering in the summer sun of southern Spain next week at a once-a-decade United Nations development financing summit aimed at curbing global poverty, disease and the worst-case threats of climate change.
Progressing National SDG Implementation 2024
A review of the 44 Voluntary National Reviews countries submitted to the United Nations in 2024 shows how a year of upheaval is impacting Sustainable Development Goal progress.
June 2025 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
In May 2025, countries awarded oil and gas exploration licences with an estimated 143.4 million tonnes of embodied carbon dioxide emissions, corresponding to 109,000 km2 of new acreage.