How Close Are WTO Members (Really) to a Deal on Fisheries Subsidies?
IISD’s Alice Tipping and Tristan Irschlinger discuss latest developments in fisheries subsidies negotiations and what’s key for sustainable development.
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Increased Trade Cooperation Would Build Economic Resilience, WTO Says
A new WTO report examines why our global trading system is both more vulnerable and more resilient to crises and what can be done to better prepare it.
How Timor-Leste Is Using the National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Process to Scale Up Ecosystem-Based Adaptation (EbA)
This case study discusses how the Timor-Leste government has adopted Ecosystem-based adaptation as a guiding principle in its NAP process to connect ecosystem protection and climate action. It will also share lessons for other countries seeking to use the NAP process to mainstream and implement EbA.
After B.C. flooding, billion-dollar questions for Canada
The cascading natural disasters in British Columbia have destroyed key pieces of infrastructure that experts say should trigger a nationwide risk assessment to prepare for Canada's rapidly changing climate.
Inclusive Framework Agreement on the Global Minimum Tax: Recommendations to address stabilized fiscal conditions
This brief provides recommendations on how the OECD could design model legislation for a global minimum tax to address stabilized tax incentives.
How Can Trade Policy Address Food Shocks in Africa?
The dialogue explored the trade policy concerns of WTO negotiators representing African constituencies for the Twelfth WTO Ministerial Conference (MC-12).
Propelling Nature-Based Infrastructure to an Asset Class
To improve lives and livelihoods, we must recognize the value of nature and the infrastructure it provides when making investment decisions.
Farming the Future: Agriculture and climate change on the Canadian Prairies
This report looks at climate risks to, and impacts from, Canadian Prairie agriculture, and solutions to help producers and increase climate action.
Mainstreaming Gender in Trade Policy: Practice, evidence, and ways forward
Gender-related provisions are becoming more common in trade agreements. To what extent do they help—or hinder—efforts to achieve gender equality?
The Current with Matt Galloway
The rain has stopped in British Columbia, but the situation is still dire on the ground — and the extent of the damage is still being calculated. In Princeton, B.C., half the community is underwater, the town is in a state of emergency, and hundreds of homes are being evacuated. We speak with the town’s mayor, Spencer Coyne. We also talk with Darren Swanson, the director of Novel Futures Corporation. He discusses how communities can better prepare for climate change by improving infrastructure.