Government of Canada, Natural Resources Canada
Natural Resources Canada is committed to improving the quality of life of Canadians by ensuring natural resources are developed sustainably, competitively and inclusively.
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Government of Manitoba
Manitoba is investing in ways to mitigate emissions across all sectors of the economy and, at the same time, adapt to the changes in climate already being felt.
Government of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is working to make the province more resilient to the climatic, economic and policy impacts of climate change.
Government of Alberta
The Government of Alberta works to address greenhouse gas emissions management and reduction, climate change legislation, and climate change action planning.
In Ensuring a Resilient Recovery, Will Canada Lead, Follow, or Be Left Behind?
Canada must do more to fund a resilient recovery. IISD’s research into stimulus packages in Europe and Asia shows four areas of opportunity.
COVID-19 Has Changed Our Freshwater Use. We Need To Be Careful
Buoyed by an increased prevalence of lockdown-related good-news stories, such as tales of clearer Vancouver skies and Venetian canals, our general assumption is that the current limitations on human movement will ultimately result in a significant net positive effect for our environment.
Task Force for a Resilient Recovery
With ideas from Canada and around the world, our Task Force aims for a resilient recovery—one that delivers good jobs, is positive for the environment, and addresses inequality.
Sustainable Finance Advice for the ASEAN Low Carbon Energy Program
IISD is a technical partner in the ASEAN Low Carbon Energy Programme (LCEP), which aims to drive inclusive growth and poverty reduction through increased energy efficiency and the adoption of low-carbon energy.
Climate Change and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights: Exploring the Linkages
How can we ensure that climate action works hand in hand with efforts to realize sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)?
As global protectionism grows, Canada must look for new ways to operate
While the main instruments of the economic rescue have been fiscal and monetary interventions, trade has played a major role, but it’s uncertain what trade will look like when the pandemic is over.