Defining the scope of climate finance and unlocking the ‘enablers’ for finance at scale were hot topics at the UNFCCC’s part II of the in-session workshop on Long Term Finance, on Monday 7 June 202
Despite widespread recognition that social learning can potentially contribute toward enhancing community resilience to climate-induced disaster shocks, studies on this process remain few and far b
COVID-19 has been a tough test for the international cooperation system. While the global community responded with some immediate actions, it was not at the scale required.
Small ruminant production facets like decision-making, ownership, labour allocation, access to- and control over assets are gendered.
How would you feel if you faced climate hazards - in someone else’s shoes?
This media article introduces the six women from low-and-middle income countries that received funding as part of a fellowship programme.
Developed and developing country representatives met on Friday 11 June 2021 to respond to the UNFCCC’s first biennial communications on projected levels of climate finance flows.
In developing countries, taxation is perceived as a brake on economic growth.
This paper explores women smallholder livestock farmers’ barriers to effective participation in the livestock vaccine value chain (LVVC) and strategies for optimising the use of vaccines against po
Countries need to access relevant knowledge - tailored to their context - to design and implement policies on climate change.