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The world’s greatest challenges don’t always have simple answers. Going beyond the surface is critical when it comes to solving global problems. Our experts know how important it is to look back at history and consider the big picture if we want to find solutions that work. 

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The WTO and Fisheries Subsidies: Where are we, exactly?

What are the latest developments in WTO fisheries subsidies negotiations, focusing on marine conservation, community impact, and sustainable fishing practices? Tristan Irschlinger offers a comprehensive overview explaining key aspects of the agreement, ongoing discussions, and what’s at stake for global fishery sustainability.

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November 6, 2024

How to Make Nature-Based Solutions for Adaptation Work for Everyone

Effective nature-based solutions (NbS) for adaptation start with integrated climate risk assessments. These take-aways will help practitioners plan for inclusive and sustainable NbS.

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October 15, 2024

Why We Shouldn’t Give Up on the SDGs

The SDG framework may seem out of reach, but it’s the backbone of global cooperation.

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September 20, 2024

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The Road to Sustainable Transport

Rethinking and revamping transportation in the post-COVID era could address many economic, social, and environmental challenges.
Deep Dive May 24, 2021

Why a Gender Lens Is Key to Sustainable Investing

Is a "net zero" equivalent for gender lens investing possible? What would a "net zero" equivalent look like for gender lens investing? This article explores the power of integrating climate and gender goals in sustainable investments.
Deep Dive May 5, 2021

The African Union’s Declaration on COVID-Related ISDS Risks: Why it matters now

The African Union's Declaration on COVID-Related ISDS Risks gives AU governments further moral and political support as they make decisions aimed at limiting the economic devastation wrought by the pandemic while laying the groundwork for eradicating COVID-19 entirely and rebuilding their economies. 
Deep Dive March 2, 2021