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Ottawa Playbook: 2022 in 22 numbers

This week, we take stock of the whirlwind that was 2022. Today we present the year in numbers. Plus, we do the math on which lobbyists registered the most meetings. Also, an excerpt from the farewell speech Jim Carr had hoped to deliver in Parliament.

IISD in the news December 19, 2022

IISD Announces 2024 Edition of Trade and Sustainability Hub

IISD is excited to share that it will be holding the next edition of its Trade and Sustainability Hub alongside the World Trade Organization’s Thirteenth Ministerial Conference (MC13), which will take place in the United Arab Emirates in early 2024.

Statement December 19, 2022

Mapping India's Energy Policy 2022 (Update)

This study gathers and analyzes data on Indian government support for fossil fuels and clean energy for fiscal years 2014–2022.

Report December 19, 2022

Oil Set to Become as Obsolete as Landlines, Experts Warn

With all signs pointing to a clean energy "juggernaut" that will leave slow adopters in the dust, Canada needs to plan for a drastic drop in oil demand, say experts from the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD).

IISD in the news December 18, 2022

China’s Role in Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development

This UN Biodiversity Conference COP 15 side event is organized by CCICED and will focus on China’s role in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.

Conference December 16, 2022

What is the role of governments in biodiversity protection?

President and CEO of The International Institute for Sustainable Development, Richard Florizone was a keynote speaker on our special program: Global Action Initiative 2022 on Sustainability.

IISD in the news December 16, 2022

COP 15 : les Autochtones veulent être entendus

Les peuples autochtones présents à la 15e réunion de la Conférence des parties (COP 15) exigent de ne plus être ignorés au chapitre de la préservation de la biodiversité. « Les gouvernements doivent comprendre qu’aucune décision ne peut être prise sans inclure les peuples autochtones et les communautés locales dans les discussions », a plaidé Lucy Mulenkei, de l’organisation Indigenous Information Network, représentant le peuple maasaii du Kenya lors d’une conférence à la COP 15 de Montréal.

IISD in the news December 16, 2022

The Value of Incorporating Nature in Urban Infrastructure Planning

Cities around the world are struggling to provide people with the infrastructure they need to thrive. How can nature-based infrastructure foster sustainable cities?

Insight December 16, 2022

The Value of Water Retention Beneficial Management Practices to Farmers and Landowners in the Seine Rat Roseau Watershed District

This report assesses the economic returns to communities and landowners from implementing on-farm water retention projects in the Seine, Rat, and Roseau watersheds in Manitoba, Canada.

Report December 16, 2022

COP 15 | Rio Conventions Pavilion: Nature and Climate Thematic Afternoon

This event will feature a series of sessions highlighting the importance of synergies between biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation for the successful implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework and scaling up of climate and nature initiatives.

Conference December 15, 2022