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Following December’s Paris Climate Agreement, what are the financial realities of public and private investment in sectors and initiatives that support climate change mitigation and adaptation? Multimillion-dollar private sector climate investment initiatives are taking shape, but are they enough to meet ambitious growth targets? And how does the picture change...

International trade is indispensable in enabling countries to meet demand for vital resources, which are not available, accessible or affordable domestically. However, it is precisely the accompanying impact trade has on boosting global consumption and production which raises environmental concerns.

Climate change is an acute threat to the eradication of poverty, with the poorest regions of the world to be hardest hit. Without rapid, inclusive and climate-informed development, climate change will force 100 million people into poverty by 2030.

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The Clean Energy Solutions Center, in partnership with the Climate Knowledge Brokers Group (CKB), is hosting a no-cost, webinar-based training on the recently released Climate Knowledge Brokers Manifesto.

The vision of the Climate Knowledge Brokers Group (CKB) is a world in...

Addressing climate change requires urgent policy action to drive a global infrastructure and technological transformation. More countries are implementing core climate policies but still a number of obstacles stand in the way of effective change.

Four years after the launch of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Green Growth Strategy, the OECD has launched a new report titled "Towards Green Growth? Tracking Progress", which draws lessons from country experiences and examines how to enhance policy design to deliver green growth.

The question is not if coal will be phased out from our energy systems, but how. To explore this question, IISD is hosting a web-based discussion of lessons learned from Ontario’s successful coal phase-out.

The webinar will draw on IISD’s new report “The End of Coal: Ontario’s coal phase-out” that...

The science is unequivocal: stabilizing climate change entails reducing net emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) to zero by the end of the century. But what does this mean for countries, especially developing countries that are already struggling to reduce poverty and achieve prosperity? What exactly does a carbon neutral economy look like? And how can we get there?

Significant gaps exist in our current understanding of the trade-offs between green growth policies and international competitiveness. Fears that implementing green growth measures will lower the competitiveness of domestic industries can deter governments from adopting meaningful policies.

The collaborative project on low carbon development for China and India seeks to support policy development by facilitating south-south cooperation, by sharing relevant knowledge and building capacities. The project is implemented by The Energy and Resources Institute in partnership with Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation and the United Nations Development Programme.

As a part of this...