Grievance Mechanism – Dire Dawa
To submit a grievance related to the SUNCASA project in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, please follow the instructions outlined below.
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Panel: Managing Costs and Risks of Water Service Delivery Through Natural Infrastructure: Examples from the Prairies
How natural infrastructure can help support cost-effective water service delivery and manage climate and other risks to water services.
COP 29 Must Deliver on Last Year’s Historic Energy Transition Pact
At COP 29 in Baku, countries must build on what was achieved at COP 28 and clarify what tripling renewables and transitioning away from fossil fuels means in practice.
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IISD Welcomes Draft Regulations for Oil and Gas Pollution Cap
A firm cap on emissions can provide certainty for industry to invest in decarbonization, while ensuring the sector is on a path to net-zero by 2050.
SUNCASA in Kigali: Beyond planting trees
The City of Kigali and SUNCASA launched the “My Tree” campaign to promote tree sustainability and community ownership.
Advancing Gender Equality and Human Rights at COP 29: Why intersectionality matters
There has been resistance to integrating intersectionality language in UNFCCC discussions, but Angie Dazé explains why it is a key step toward climate justice.
COP 16 in Cali Delivers Key Outcomes for Nature but Questions Remain on Funding
There were some very real wins, and the Colombian government should be applauded for the energy, coordination, and strong sense of community that they brought to the conference as well as to the profile of biodiversity. But the lack of progress on some key negotiation items is concerning.
What Will Happen at COP 29?
Talks at the 2024 UN Climate Change Conference (COP 29) will range from defining a way forward on finance through a new collective quantified goal (NCQG) to mitigation, and loss and damage. Ahead of negotiations in Baku, IISD’s Earth Negotiations Bulletin Team Lead Jennifer Bansard examines the agenda and breaks down what to watch as eyes turn to Azerbaijan.