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IIED at 50 – reflecting on the past, looking to the future: Make Change Happen podcast episode 15

In the first Make Change Happen podcast episode of 2022, we take a look back at five decades of IIED’s history and discuss future ways of working, considering the new challenges ahead.

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Walking the talk of climate ambition – why that walk needs nature too: Make Change Happen podcast episode 14

In this episode of Make Change Happen, we learn why it is important to include nature in Nationally Determined Contributions and how to increase ambition and actions for nature and climate to address the crises of climate change, nature loss and rising inequalities

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Getting climate resilience right – the case for backing smallholder organisations: Make Change Happen podcast episode 13

Getting climate resilience right – the case for backing smallholder organisations: Make Change Happen podcast episode 13
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The A Factor: accountability for locally led adaptation – episode 2 of podcast mini-series | International Institute for Environment and Development

News, 20 May 2021 In the second episode of ‘Locally led adaptation – a time for action’, organisations that have signed up to the principles of locally led adaptation are held to account by two expert judges. Will their plans for tracking progress on putting local people in control of local level adaptation make the grade? In this episode, ‘The ‘A’ Factor: accountability for locally led adaptation’, IIED’s Aditya Bahadur is joined by four global practitioners and researchers from organisations that have endorsed the eight principles for locally led adaptation to climate change. Each spells out what they propose to do to enable local people to be in the driving seat of climate adaptation decision-making, and how they will be able to show they are achieving these aims.

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Reflections on a year of change and challenges ahead

PDF 20171IIED.pdf (3.24 MB) IIED s 2020 annual review captures the changes and challenges the pandemic brought. We presented stories of how we worked with partners to deliver positive change in a series of eight videos, this is a written summary of those stories. From changing the narrative on international investment treaties; to making the business case for sustainable fisheries in Myanmar to protect livelihoods and ecosystems; to working with young people and women in Tanzania and Zanzibar on climate-resilience planning – the stories in this brief review of 2020 show how we collaborate with our partners around the world and how we delivered impact in a time of crisis, working to tackle the five global challenges that we identified in our Make Change Happen strategy.

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