IIED will be at WUF13 to discuss and debate ways to secure housing justice for all, including people living in informal ...

Least developed countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of ...

Governments are often seeking responsible investments for sustainable outcomes. Land-based investments are governed by a ...

Land-based investments are governed by a tangled web of domestic and international rules that overlap with one another. This ...

In IIED’s 'Make Change Happen' podcasts, our researchers and guests discuss key global development challenges and explain ...

How is racial desegregation going in South Africa’s largest city? Guest blogger Owen Crankshaw reveals unexpected findings which challenge some commonly-held views. Many scholars and commentators ...

"There is no pride on a dead planet". LGBTQI+ communities have been systematically excluded from receiving government support because legal documents rely on a gender binary system (Photo: Mika ...

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 ...

Lethiwe Moyo, farmer from Zimbabwe, checks her field for good condition (Photo: UNDP Climate, via Flickr, CC BY-NC 2.0) Gender justice and biodiversity conservation are deeply interconnected. Across ...

A series of insights raising the profile of locally-led action on the road to and after the COP15 global biodiversity conference A Maasai herder from the Makame community walks his cattle (Photo: ...

Farmer Rukmani Bai introduces her community to the CRISP-M tool, which uses AI as a partner to increase climate resilience (Photo: H&K Communications/IIED) When most people think of artificial ...

A series of case studies from sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America explore how economic policies, economic pressures and gender inequalities intersect to undermine women's access to land and natural ...