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We regularly publish news, interviews, podcasts and opinion from our experts and our partners from across the world. We also organise a range of events and frequently send out email newsletters on key issues.

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Blog

Huge population growth in major river deltas puts tens of millions at increased risk from climate change floods

26 September 2023

A man wearing a mask, standing in front of a large number of solar panels, talks to a wider group of people who are mostly wearing high visibility clothing and hard hats.

Blog

Rethinking rural electrification: are cooperatives best for delivery?

Kevin Johnstone and Frank Bergh
25 September 2023

A woman hangs up clothes on a rail in a shop, with clothes on shelves behind her.

News

Refugee camps failing as a safety net against hunger, homelessness and ill-health

22 September 2023

Man wearing a mask on a protest march carries a sign, with a pink background, saying: "There is no pride on a dead planet".

Blog

Queering climate justice − what climate justice can learn from queer groups

May Thazin Aung
21 September 2023

A mess of burned out buildings and vehicles in front of imposing mountains in the background.

Blog

Adaptation's turning point: can we set global targets in time for COP28?

Lina Yassin and Binyam Gebreyes
20 September 2023

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Event

CBA17: local solutions inspiring global action

Event on 22 May 2023

The transition to a predominantly urban world

A series of blogs and interviews designed to share the experiences of community leaders, professionals, researchers and government from the global South

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