Development andCooperation
Environmental activist Joan Carling explains what climate justice means for indigenous peoples
LEAP stands for Law and Environmental Assistance Platform and is a trustworthy source of information
Online courses on the UNEP website help to get a deeper understanding of international law
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The African civil-society organisation WoMin mobilises women to resist land grabbing and environmental destruction
Due to the climate crisis, disasters happen more frequently and with greater damage. We need better communication and information to deal with them
To mobilise private funds, the business environment must be appropriate
African countries are least responsible for the climate crisis, but are hit hardest by its effects. In Kenya, the impacts are devastating
The impacts of global heating are not gender neutral, so the response cannot be gender neutral either
Experts warn that fuel subsidies are harmful
The latest Human Development Report warns that in 2020 and 2021, progress made towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has been reversed
Environmental burdens must be shared fairly – within world regions and between them
In the Netherlands, environmental organisations defeated the Shell oil company. The victory inspired additional climate lawsuits all over the world
In Peru, a farmer is calling on a German company to take responsibility for glacier melt in a ground-breaking lawsuit
Many low-income countries face the challenge of phasing out coal in a just way, which also takes into account affected workers and their communities
Innovative social-protection scheme in small west African country during Covid-19-Pandemic
