Blog by Emilie Beauchamp and Cecilia da Silva Bernardo and Maria del Pilar Bueno 25 January 2021 @Emi_Beauchamp Emilie Beauchamp is a senior researcher at IIED; Cecilia da Silva Bernardo is director...
A new film being launched in advance of the Thimphu Ambition Summit underlines how the least developed countries are leading the way when it comes to climate action. Watch video The leadership of the...
Nearly 200 UK humanitarian, development and domestic charity leaders and leaders, including The National Federation of Women’s Institutes, Save the Children, Greenpeace UK, UNICEF UK and Friends of...
By Ambinintsoa Noasilalaonomenjanahary and Voahangy Ramaromisa EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The PNFDSA of Madagascar has taken supportive steps to make women members resilient to climate change and natural...
By Sejal Patel, Marek Soanes, Feisal Rahman, Barry Smith, Dave Steinbach and Sam Barrett Executive summary Systemic change is needed to tackle the interconnected and complex global challenges of...
Governments are quick to blame devastating floods on climate change. But many reasons for these floods are to do with what governments have not done. Arif Hasan reviews why disastrous floods are...
Preface Climate change affects women and men of different ages in often very distinctive ways. For example, women and youth are 14 times more likely die during natural disasters. In rural regions...
Cooking in refugee camps is complex. To feed their families, women and girls must often collect firewood outside the camps, exposing them to the risk of gender-based violence (GBV). Interventions...
By Lucy Earle Can we move from emergency to developmental response to the large and growing numbers of refugees living in urban areas by bringing them into local planning processes? Other blogs in...
Este documento destaca los principales desafíos y consideraciones para abordar el COVID-19 en asentamientos informales. Discute lo que se conoce sobre las vulnerabilidades y cómo apoyar la acción de...