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COMESA and IISD support sustainable development in Eastern and Southern Africa

COMESA and IISD have signed an agreement to strengthen their cooperation to advance sustainable development across Eastern and Southern Africa, including on investment, agriculture, trade, tax, and standards.

Press release August 23, 2024

Inside the UN Tax Negotiations: Key outcomes and future challenges

Last week at the United Nations, countries endorsed new guidelines for an international tax system under the UN's umbrella. Our expert Kudzai Mataba, who observed the negotiations, provides an in-depth look at the progress, the divergent priorities of developed and developing nations, and the challenges ahead for global tax cooperation.

Explainer August 23, 2024

The Case of Eco-Certification in Manitoba's Commercial Fisheries

Manitoba commercial fisheries stand to benefit from obtaining eco-certification.

Report August 23, 2024

Inside WTO Public Forum 2024

The WTO Public Forum 2024 took place in Geneva from September 10 – 13, 2024. This year's theme is "Re-globalization: Better Trade for a Better World". IISD was there participating and hosting one session.

Page August 22, 2024

August Edition | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exporation Monitor

Last month, a total of 11 oil and gas exploration licences were awarded in five different countries. Among these, Morocco awarded licences with the largest volume of embodied emissions.

Newsletter August 22, 2024

Critical Raw Materials: A production and trade outlook

Background document to inform the Organisation of Africa, Caribbean, and Pacific States (OACPS) Secretariat in developing its critical raw materials strategies.

Report August 21, 2024

Aliana Fristensky

Person August 20, 2024

Can Behavioural Science Help Scale Climate Change Adaptation Solutions?

Applying behavioural science to climate change adaptation solutions might feel resource intensive, but research shows it is likely less costly than an intervention that doesn’t work.

Deep Dive August 19, 2024

Tigist Mergya

Person August 19, 2024

Behavioural Science for Climate Change Adaptation

Applying behavioural science to climate change adaptation solutions may feel resource intensive, but research shows it is likely less costly than an intervention that doesn't work.

Report August 19, 2024