Rain is not expected in Bolivia’s Chiquitano dry forest in September. Yet on day one of the Forest and Farm Facility (FFF) ...

IIED is working with Cities Alliance, SDI Kenya and Muungano wa Wanavijiji Federation to tackle rising extreme heat in ...

Dilys Roe and Krystyna Swiderska look at the global biodiversity framework’s Target 9 to explore how it has been interpreted and how it could be strengthened for the benefit of both people and wild ...

The Advancing Land-based Investment Governance (ALIGN) project (co-led by IIED) and the Public Affairs Research Institute (PARI) in South Africa have published a new guide to help local governments ...

Articulating the role of law for a just transition in 2023 and beyond A series of insights that explores ways to navigate law, economies and justice in times of transition The richness and power of ...

Agrobiodiversity (or agricultural biodiversity) underpins food security, nutritional health, livelihood resilience, ecosystem ...

A series of pages related to IIED's activities at the 2025 UNFCCC climate change summit in Belém Less than a third of climate finance provided to developing countries explicitly mentions local ...

How secure is the world’s food supply? And what happens when the climate changes? From night markets to global supply chains, climate change is making food systems more vulnerable to the ...

People from the Solomon Islands are experiencing profound loss and damage from climate change every day. Guest blogger Gladys Habu calls on the global community to recognise these losses, and act.

Citing the case of Jaga Mission, guest blogger Antarin Chakrabarty suggests that high-quality, community-driven slum upgrading programmes can contribute to climate change resilience. A series of ...

David Satterthwaite examines global trends in the size, growth and distribution of the world’s urban population. He also considers climate change and COVID-19. The transition to a predominantly urban ...