Accelerating Africa’s Action for Sustainable Fisheries Management
This webinar aimed to support African countries understand the WTO Fisheries Subsidies Agreement, ratification steps, and available implementation support.
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What Is the NAP Assessment at COP 29, and Why Does It Matter?
At the 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP 29) in Baku, countries will assess their progress in formulating and implementing their National Adaptation Plans. IISD’s adaptation experts Orville Grey and Jeffrey Qi explain what that means, and what’s at stake.
How to Track Adaptation Progress: Key questions for the UAE-Belém work programme at COP 29
UAE-Belem work program at COP 29: Emilie Beauchamp explains the complexity behind these talks and unpacks seven key questions that negotiating countries should address along the way.
Climate Finance: Elevating voices from the Global South
Climate finance experts from India, Indonesia, South Africa, and Brazil share their country perspectives to help build awareness on the climate finance needs of the Global South.
The WTO and Fisheries Subsidies: Where are we, exactly?
What are the latest developments in WTO fisheries subsidies negotiations, focusing on marine conservation, community impact, and sustainable fishing practices? Tristan Irschlinger offers a comprehensive overview explaining key aspects of the agreement, ongoing discussions, and what’s at stake for global fishery sustainability.
Grievance Mechanism – Kigali
To submit a grievance related to the SUNCASA project in Kigali, Rwanda, please follow the instructions outlined below.
Grievance Mechanism – Johannesburg
To submit a grievance related to the SUNCASA project in Johannesburg, South Africa, please follow the instructions outlined below.
Grievance Mechanism – Dire Dawa
To submit a grievance related to the SUNCASA project in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, please follow the instructions outlined below.
Panel: Managing Costs and Risks of Water Service Delivery Through Natural Infrastructure: Examples from the Prairies
How natural infrastructure can help support cost-effective water service delivery and manage climate and other risks to water services.