Tag: International Institute for Sustainable Development

Key ​​​​​​Messages ​​Governments are increasingly using economic agreements to cooperate on the green transition​​ and enhance economic security and growth, ...

Following the efforts to phase out coal, many countries joined forces to pursue the more ambitious goal of ending dependence ...

Adapting to climate change requires multiple actors and institutions across society to change practices, from local communities and civil society ...

The European Union’s Regulation on Deforestation-free products (EUDR) sparked a global discussion about international efforts to tackle deforestation. With the ...

Together with investment treaties and contracts, “soft law” instruments — such as political understandings, policy guidance, and memoranda of understanding ...

Despite continued global investment in fossil fuel expansion, many governments are adopting policies that restrict, pause, or prohibit new fossil ...

Key takeaways The Low-Income Country Debt Sustainability Framework (LIC-DSF) is the primary "early warning system" used by the International Monetary ...

A recent webinar hosted by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, The Policy Practice, and the Thinking and Working Politically Community of ...

Food systems are under strain: aquifers are running dry, rivers are overdrawn, topsoil is disappearing, and nitrogen pollution is overwhelming ...

Affordable, reliable energy matters because it affects whether households can pay their bills and businesses can prosper — but too ...

Every day, we are exposed to a chemical “cocktail” we did not choose and cannot see. From the water we ...

How do you explain the boom in solar energy we’re seeing today? Renewables are scaling fast because it’s become affordable ...